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Beeliada (personal name: 'Baal knows,' original name of David's son, later changed to Eliada)

Bealiah (personal name: 'Yahweh is lord,' warrior who joined David at Ziklag)

Baale-Judah (place name: 'lords/heights of Judah,' alternate name for Kiriath-jearim)

Baalis (personal name: king of Ammon who conspired to assassinate Gedaliah)

Baal-Shalishah (place name: location near Gilgal that sent firstfruits to Elisha)

Baalath-Beer (place name: 'mistress of a well,' also called Ramath-Negeb, town in Simeon)

Baal-Tamar, a place name near Gibeah meaning 'possessor of palms' or 'Baal of Tamar'

Beon, shortened form of Beth-Baal-Meon, a Reubenite city also possessed by Moab

Baara, the name of a wife of a Benjamite in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles

The fire, the burning (feminine noun used with cognate accusative in Exodus 22:5)

Baaseiah, a Levite ancestor possibly related to the name Maaseiah

Beeshterah, a Levitical city in Manasseh, possibly meaning 'house of Ashtoreth'

In the mud, in the mire (prepositional phrase from the noun for mire/mud)

The onions, a vegetable the Israelites recalled from Egypt

In distress, in straits (prepositional phrase describing hardship and trouble)

Of Bozrah, referring to sheep of the fold (possibly place name Bozrah used as common noun)

To the stronghold, to the fortress (prepositional phrase referring to a fortified place)

And Bakbakkar, a Levite name of uncertain meaning mentioned in 1 Chronicles

In the plain of (Dura), prepositional phrase from Aramaic noun for plain or valley

Luxuriant, fruitful (participle describing a vine spreading abundantly)

Like the searching of (a shepherd), prepositional phrase for careful examination

Inquiry, examination (possibly punishment after investigation), a hapax in Leviticus 19:20

In the open field (Aramaic noun for field/countryside used in poetic Job)

To make yourselves fat (Hiphil infinitive construct with suffix, from root meaning to be fat)

Berodach-Baladan (also Merodach-Baladan), a Babylonian king who sent envoys to Hezekiah

And Beraiah, a Benjamite whose name means 'Yahweh has created'

And fattened fowl, birds raised for Solomon's royal table

And it shall hail (denominal verb from 'barad'/hail, describing future judgment)

Rich apparel, variegated cloth (possibly multicolored or brocaded fabric)

Cypresses (or possibly juniper/fir), evergreen trees mentioned parallel to cedars

For my food (prepositional phrase with first-person suffix from noun meaning food)

Berotah, a place name near Hamath, possibly meaning 'wells' or related to Berytus

And from Berothai, a city belonging to Hadadezer of Zobah, possibly same as Berotah

The Barhumite, a gentilicadjective for someone from Bahurim (textual variant)

Fat, well-fed (adjective describing cattle, sheep, people, or food as plump and prosperous)

And Beri, a descendant of Asher, possibly meaning 'my well' or related to Be'eri

The Berites, an obscure group or place mentioned in 2 Samuel 20:14 (textual difficulty)

A creation, an unprecedented thing (feminine noun used in Numbers 16 for God's unique judgment)

And Bariah (or Beriah), a son of Shemaiah in Davidic genealogy

The Beriite, gentilicadjective identifying descendants of Beriah (son of Asher)

Berith (El-Berith/Baal-Berith), covenant deity worshiped at Shechem

His knees (Aramaic plural noun with third masculine singular suffix)

Bera, king of Sodom in Genesis 14, a name of unknown etymology

Flash (lightning), imperative verb meaning to flash forth or send out lightning

And emerald (or carbuncle), a green precious stone in Ezekiel's lament over Tyre's king

Birsha, king of Gomorrah in Genesis 14, a name of unknown etymology

Berotite - gentilicial denoting a person from Beeroth, a Benjaminite town

Bishlam - Persian official in Canaan during the time of Ezra, possibly meaning 'son of peace'

my spice/balsam - fragrant substance, likely balsam or aromatic resin, used in perfumery

shame - sense of disgrace or humiliation, particularly in the context of failed idolatry