| 1. | BAHRI | From Arabian adjective bahri "sea" (bahr "sea"). Later it was replaced by the Arm name Dzovik. Now it is forgotten. |
| 2. | BAKHCHAGYUL | From Persian bakhca "garden" and gul "rose" i.e. "garden rose". It is in use since XVII c. (in written sources). It is a rare name now. |
| 3. | BAKHCHINAR | From Persian bakhca "garden" and nar "pomegranate". It is a rare name now. |
| 4. | BALASAN | From Arabian balasan "flower name" which is also used in Arm in the meaning "remedy", "medicine"(also a male name). The short forms are Balas, Balo. It is in use now. |
| 5. | BAVAKAN | From Armenian bavakan "enough" i.e. "enough to have children" by analogy with the Turkish name Yetar. There is also the form Bavakanuhi. |
| 6. | BEATRISEH | From French name Beatris. We also have the forms Beatricheh (Italian pronunciation) and Beatrix. It comes from Latin beatus "happy", "lucky" by means of literature. It is in use now. |
| 7. | BELLA | Is one of the diminutive forms of the name Izabella which is used independently (Zabel, Izabel). Now the name Bella is spread in Russia. |
| 8. | BERKRUHI | From Armenian berkrutyun, berkrank "joy", "delight" i.e. "source of joy". It is a new name, which appeared in XIX c. in Pols. |
| 9. | BERSABEH(Bersabee) | From Hebrew name, which comes from Bible meaning "swear source" or "well of satiety". First it was met in XVIII c. under the influence of religious literature (Jewish king David's wife Solomon's… 0.3 KB |
| 10. | BERTA | From German name Berta which means "light", "shining" (French Berth) which came by means of literature. |
