From https://www.momjunction.com/baby-names/meaning-shining/boy/ you can choose names by meaning Barraq Shining or glowing Boy Beli Celtic - Shining One; A variant of name Belenus Boy Bertwin Shining Friend Boy Berty High-born; Brilliant; Shining Brightly

It's rare that people's names mean anything sensible in the West. Part of having an English name might be to lose the concept that it means anything meaningful. Sure, most names have a meaning from a long time ago, but it is not as if it matters to anything material. . Just wanting to clarify, which name denotes your family and which you within that family? Not sure that Noah is trending, given that it has to be at least a couple of thousand years old. . If "trending" matters to you then look to the celebrities that are so favoured in the Western "press". They have the names that will be popular. . It is difficult to control how people use contractions of your name, but often a full form of a name might have more status than a contraction. Benjamin for example, is derived form a meaning. Do you particularly want a biblical name as in your example? . from https://www.thebump.com/b/uncommon-baby-names Boys' names beginning "b" Benjamin Brayden Bryson Brandon Braxton Brody Bennett Bryan Brian Barrett Brinley Benson Bruce Brock Brendan Bowen Brycen Bristol Braden Bryant Boston Briggs Bruno Byron Braydon Branson Ben Bronson Brentley Boone

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How about Stephen? Or Noah? Or Daniel? This is only suggestion for you :)

I’m a male!