| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin | 
|---|
| Aidan | help, little fire | Male | Irish | 
| Aine | Ardent | Female | Irish | 
| Azar | fire | Female | Iranian | 
| Babs | after Barbra Streisand | Female |  | 
| Barbara | foreign, strange, exotic, mysterious | Female | Latin | 
| Barbi | after Barbara Streisand | Unisex |  | 
| Barbie | Traveler from a foreign land. In Catholic custom St. Barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning. | Female | English | 
| Beretta | after the firearm | Female | Word | 
| Blaise | to lisp, stammer | Male |  | 
| Blaze | Lisp: stutter. Blaise Pascal was a brilliant seventeenth century child prodigy: mathematician: scientist and philosopher who invented the calculating machine and hydraulic press before dying at age thirty-nine. | Male | Latin | 
| Brando | firebrand, sword | Male | Italian | 
| Brendan | prince | Male | Irish | 
| Bride | Protective | Female | Irish | 
| Bridget | Strength. Mythological Celtic goddess of fire and poetry. | Female | Anglicized | 
| Brinley | tawny | Female | English | 
| Calida | Ardent | Female | Spanish | 
| Candace | white-hot, glowing, glittering | Female | Latin | 
| Captain | One who commands or leads others. Officer in command of ship, aircraft, police or fire station. | Male |  | 
| Cayenne | Red ground spice from several varieties of capsicum | Female | Word | 
| Cham |  | Unisex | Hebrew | 
| Chama |  | Unisex | Hebrew | 
| Chantico | Aztec mythology: the goddess of hearth, fires, and volcanoes | Unisex |  | 
| Cole | coal, victory of the people | Male | English | 
| Delia | visible from delos | Female | Greek | 
| Dragon | Dragon, Fire Breathing Creature | Unisex | English |