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Beatrix
Beatrix, fem. English, German: voyager, traveller, blessed Sindarin: randír (wanderer), galu (blessedness); fem. Randíreth, Randírwen, Randíriel, Randírien, Galueth, Galuwen, Galuiel, Galuien
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Beata
Beata, fem. Polish, German, Scandinavian: Derived from Latin beatus meaning “blessed.” Sindarin: galu*; fem. Galueth, Galuwen, Galuiel, Galuien Could also be a shortened form of BEATRIX *The meaning of “galu” is not entirely clear, but it is believed to mean “blessings, blessedness, good fortune.”
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Beatrice
French & Italian form of BEATRIX
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Basil
Basil, masc. English: Derived from Greek basileus meaning “king”. Sindarin: Aran ||
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Barnabas
Hebrew: son of consolation. Sindarin: Tuluion
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Casey
English: from Irish Ó Cathasaigh; descendant of Cathasaigh (vigilance). Sindarin: Tirithên; masc. Tirithion; fem. Tirithiel
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Alex, Alexander
English, German, Dutch: from the Greek name ALEXANDROS; defending men. Sindarin: Tirithedain ‘guarding men’, Berianir ‘protecting men’
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Alexandra, Alexandrea, Alexandria
German, Scandinavian, Dutch, English, Greek, Portuguese, Romanian, Czech, Hungarian, Ancient Greek: 1. feminine form of ALEXANDER; defending men. Sindarin: fem. Berianíreth ‘protecting men’ || 2. defending humankind/mankind. Sindarin: Beriedain ||
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Alethea, Althea
English: from Greek aletheia. Sindarin: Thand; fem. Thanneth ||
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Alberta
English, Italian: feminine form of ALBERT. Sindarin: fem. Gailarpheneth
