In the world, Barukh (Barukh 
, ברוך , Барух 
) is a common principally male, but very infrequently female first name. The given name Barukh is characteristic of Israel, where it is a common predominantly male, but very seldom female name, and India, where it is an extremely rare dominantly masculine, but uncommonly feminine name. Also, Barukh is the last name as well as the forename.
Barukh is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Baruch ben Neriah , the biblical character, Jeremiah and Baruch , character in His Dark Materials.
| barukh forshirem Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1873) |
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| barukh ferber Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1874) |
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| barukh na'eh translator (1880–1943), TR (b. 1880) |
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| barukh perchuk Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1880) |
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| barukh prizender Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1883) |
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| barukh prifer Victim of the Holocaust, UA (b. 1890) |
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| barukh chizhik (b. 1884) |
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| barukh privman Victim of the Holocaust (b. 1895) |
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| barukh prizant Victim of the Holocaust, UA (b. 1895) |
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| barukh forst Victim of the Holocaust, UA (b. 1896) |
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| barukh presman Victim of the Holocaust, UA (b. 1897) |
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| barukh goldshtein Victim of the Holocaust, RO (b. 1899) |
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| barukh ielin Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1900) |
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| barukh kleinshpiz Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1900) |
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| barukh falkovitz Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1902) |
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