Bahula (a star) |
Baidehi (Sita) |
Baijayanthi (garland
of Lord Vishnu) |
Baisakhi (of
the month Baishakh) |
Baishali (an ancient
city) |
Bakul (the name
of a flower) |
Bala (girl) |
Ballari (creeper) |
Banamala (forests) |
Banani (forests) |
Bandana (worship) |
Bandhula (charming) |
Banhi (fire) |
Banhishikha (flame) |
Banita (woman) |
Bansari (flute) |
Bansuri (flute) |
Barnali (Dispersion
of seven colors) |
Barsha, Varsha
(rain) |
Baruna (wife
of the Lord of the sea) |
Baruni (Goddess
Durga) |
Basabi (wife
of Lord Indra) |
Basanti (of spring) |
Bela, Beli (a
flower-jasmine) |
Benazir (incomparable) |
Bhadra (gentle) |
Bhagirathi (the
river Ganga) |
Bhagwanti (lucky) |
Bhagya (lucky) |
Bhagyawati, Bhagyashree
(fortunate) |
Bhairavi (Goddess
Durga) |
Bhakti (devotion) |
Bhamini (woman) |
Bhanumati (full
of lustre) |
Bhanupriya (beloved
of the sun) |
Bharani (Name
of a celestial star) |
Bharati (Goddess
Saraswati) |
Bhargavi (Goddess
Parvati) |
Bhavini (Goddess
Parvati) |
Bhavana, Bhavna
(meditation, thinking) |
Bhilangana (a river) |
Bhoomi (the earth) |
Bhoomika (the earth) |
Bimala (pure) |
Binata (the wife
of Sage Kashyap) |
Bindu (a drop) |
Binodini (handsome;
beautiful Radha) |
Bipasha (a river,
Beas) |
Bishakha (a star) |
Bratati (creeper) |
Brinda (the basil
plant; Radha) |
Bulbul, Bulbuli
(a songbird) |