| Batraz | | - | Ossetian, Caucasian Mythology | |
| Battista | | baht-TEE-stah | Italian | |
| Baudelio | | - | Spanish | |
| Baugulf | | - | Ancient Germanic | |
| Bautista | | bow-TEES-tah | Spanish | |
| BeÁTa | | - | Hungarian, Czech, Slovak | |
| Beat | | - | German (Swiss) | |
| Beata | | be-AH-tah (Polish, German) | Polish, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Late Roman | |
| Beate | | be-AH-tə | German | |
| Beatrice | | be-ah-TREE-che (Italian), BEE-ə-tris (English), BEE-tris (English), BE-ah-trees (Swedish), be-ah-TREES (Swedish) | Italian, English, Swedish | |
| Beatrise | | - | Latvian | |
| Beatriu | | - | Catalan | |
| Beatrix | | BE-ah-triks (German), BAY-ah-triks (Dutch), BEE-ə-triks (English) | German, Hungarian, Dutch, English (Rare), Late Roman | |
| Beatriz | | be-ah-TREETH (Spanish), be-ah-TREES (Latin American Spanish), be-a-TREES (Portuguese), be-a-TREESH (Portuguese) | Spanish, Portuguese | |
| Beatus | | - | Late Roman | |