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Tree Baby Names, Baby Names from Trees Starting With B

These are tree baby names that start with the letter B. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all tree baby names.

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NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Barclay Lives At The Birch-Tree Meadow Male English
Bartley Ploughman Male Hebrew
Basil Brave Male Arabic
Beacher Lives By The Beech Tree Male English
Beceere Lives By The Beech Tree Male English
Beecher Lives By The Beech Tree Male English
Bel Fair: Lovely One. Female French
Belinda Attractive Female Spanish
Beore Birch Tree Male English
Bercleah Lives At The Birch Tree Meadow Male English
Berde Glacier Male Danish
Berk Solid And Firm Male Turkish
Berke The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay And Burke. Male Irish
Berkeley Lives At The Birch Tree Meadow Male English
Berkley The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay And Burke. Male Irish
Birch Bright: Shining: The Birch Tree. Male English
Birk Birch Tree Male English
Birkey From The Birch Tree Island Male English
Blossom Fresh Female English
Briar Male Irish
Briony The Name Of A Flowering Vine Used In Folk Medicine. Female English
Briza From Briseis The Woman Achilles Loved In Homer's Iliad. Female Spanish
Bryony The Name Of A Flowering Vine Used In Folk Medicine. Female English
Burkett From The Little Stronghold Male French
Burleigh Lives At The Castle's Meadow. Fortified. See Also Berlyn. Male English

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