Dog Names That Start With B

Bardey

Bardon

Recorded as a masculine given name in ecclesiastical history

Bardy

A diminutive or affectionate form of the name 'Bard', often referring to a poet or storyteller.

Barex

Bargo

Bari

Recorded as a given name in Old Norse, Uyghur, Shipibo-Conibo, Hebrew, Korean Mythology and English

Barina

An Australian Aboriginal word meaning "summit"

Baris

Bark

Recorded as a masculine given name in medieval english

Bark Vader

Barkaholic

Barkalangelo

Barkely

Barker

An English surname meaning "a tanner of leather"

Barkimedes

Barkis

A character from Charles Dickens' 'David Copperfield', known for his loyalty and charm

Barkley

A surname and place name; not documented as a given name in the sources checked

Barklin

Barkly

Barko

Recorded as a masculine given name in Russian

Barkoni

Barksalot

Barkus

Barky

Barky Mcbarkface

Barky Mcbarkstein

Barley

The English word for the cereal grain Hordeum vulgare

Barnaby

A variant of 'Barnabas', meaning 'son of encouragement'

Barney

Diminutive of Barnabas, Bernard or Barnaby

Barni

Recorded as a given name in Anglo-Scandinavian (masculine) and Somali (feminine)

Barnie

A variant of the name Bernard, meaning 'brave as a bear'.

Barny

Recorded as a given name in English (masculine); also an English adjective meaning "barn-like"

Baron

From the noble title, from Latin baro (baronis), "man, freeman"

Barret

A variant of the name Barrett, meaning 'bear strength' or 'brave as a bear'.

Barrett

From a surname probably meaning "quarrelsome, deceptive" in Middle English

Barri

A name of Irish origin meaning 'spear'

Barry

Anglicised form of the Irish name Barra, from Fionnbharr, "white head"

Bartley

An English given name, recorded as rare and masculine

Barton

Derived from a surname meaning 'barley settlement'

Bartus

A variation of the name Bartholomew, which means 'son of the furrow'.

Baru

Recorded as a masculine given name in Judeo-French

Baruk

Recorded as a masculine given name in Ethiopian

Barum

Bary

Derived from a Slavic name meaning 'to protect' or 'to bear'.

Basco

From the Latin vascone, meaning "basque"

Basha

A name or word with several unrelated uses, including an Ethiopian title and a Hebrew king

Bashira

Recorded as a feminine given name in Arabic

Basia

Polish diminutive of Barbara; also a Hebrew diminutive of Batyah.

Basil

From Greek Basileios, "royal, kingly", from basileus, "king"

Basilio

Italian and Spanish form of Basil 1.

Basima

Feminine form of the Arabic name Basim

Basja

Baskerville

Derived from a place name, meaning 'town of the badgers'

Baskja

Basko

A term used for a guard or protector in some cultures.

Bassimo

Basso

Italian surname; also appears in the names of a fashion label, a mountain, a church, a minor planet and a bicycle maker.

Basti

A diminutive form of Sebastian, which means 'venerable' or 'revered'.

Bastian

From the Latin name Sebastianus, meaning 'from Sebastia'.

Bastion

Basty

Recorded as a masculine given name in Filipino

Batimo

Batty

An English surname from Batte, a medieval form of Bartholomew

Batu

Rock or stone in Turkish

Batzi

Batzy

Baum

German surname meaning "tree"

Bautz

A German surname

Bax

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Baxter

From an occupational surname meaning "(female) baker"

Bay

Recorded as a given name in medieval Russian, medieval English and Vietnamese

Baya

From an Arabic title meaning "lady", a feminine form of Turkic beg, "chieftain".

Bayas

Baydar

The name 'Baydar' is derived from Turkic origins meaning 'the one who has a voice' or 'the one who announces'.

Bayla

Recorded as a feminine given name in Yiddish and in modern American English

Baylin

Recorded as a given name in modern English, used for both girls and boys

Baylor

From a surname, possibly an Americanized form of the German surname Beiler, from Middle High German beile, "measuring stick"

Baymax

Bayo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Western African usage

Bayou

A marshy outlet of a lake or river

Baz

Chiefly british diminutive of barry or basil

Bazia

Bazibi

Bazilla

Bazio

Bazo

Bazulu

Bazza

A diminutive form of Barry, meaning 'fair-headed' or 'spear'.

Bazzi

A surname of South Lebanese and Northern Italian origin

Beach

English word for the shore of a body of water, especially when sandy or pebbly

Beam

Bean

English word for the seed of legume plants, eaten as a vegetable

Beanie

A type of hat worn for warmth

Beans

Beany

Bear

From the English word for the animal, from Old English bera, probably from a root meaning "brown"

Beasto

Beatrix

From Latin Viatrix, feminine of Viator, "voyager, traveller"

Beatriz

Spanish and portuguese form of Beatrix, from Latin viātrīx, 'wayfarer'

Beau

French for beautiful or handsome