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Bax
Baker
Baxi
Saint
Baxley
From the baker's meadow
Baxter
A baker of bread.
Bay
Seventh-born son|Chestnut, Brown|To howl.
Baya
Ugly. Plain. (Swahili)
Bayaad
Smart
Bayad
Awareness
Bayan
Clear In Meaning
Bayani
Traditional name
Bayar
A delightful person
Bayard
Reddish, brown-haired.
Bayarde
Variant of Bayard: Brown hair.
Bayarmaa
Mother Of Joy
Bayaz
White; Bright
Bayazeed
Good, famous Wali Hazrat Bayazid Bastami
Bayazid
Name of a saint
Bayd
Worshipper
Bayda
White
Baydaa
Great desert
Baydah
Worshiper, Servant of Allah
Baye
Seventh-born son|Chestnut, Brown|To howl.
Bayen
From Ban.
Bayerd
Variant of Baird: Bard, travelling musician / singer.
Bayhard
Reddish brown hair.
Bayhas
Lion, courageous
Bayle
Beautiful
Baylea
Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow.
Bayleah
Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow.
Baylee
Bailiff
Baylei
Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow.
Bayleigh
Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow.
Baylen
Reddish, brown-haired.
Bayler
Form of Baylor
Bayley
Steward
Bayli
Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow.
Baylia
Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow.
Bayliah
Bailiff, Sheriff's officer; From the outer castle wall meadow.
Baylie
Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow.
Bayly
Bailiff, Steward, Sherriff's officer|From the outer castle wall meadow.
Bayn
Son of the farmer. A form of Bartholomew
Baynbridge
Bridge over white water
Bayne
Son of the farmer. A form of Bartholomew
Baynebridge
Bridge over white water
Bayo
Founder of joy.
Bayode
One who brings joy
Bayou
From the slow-moving river
Bayram
Celebration
Bayrd
The minstrel. Singer of ballads.
Bayrde
The minstrel. Singer of ballads.
Bayron
A form of baron
Bays
Awakens
Baysan
To walk with pride
Bayya
A Support; A Power
Bayyan
Clear, evident
Bayyina
Evidence. Proof of wrong-doing. (Swahili)
Bayyinat
Clear signs, clear proofs
Bayzaa
White, pure, moonlit night
Baz
Diminutive of Basil: Royal. Kingly. St Basil the Great was Bishop of Caesarea in the latter half of the 4th century. This name was introduced into Western Europe by the Crusaders. Derived from the same Greek word as the plant name basil.
Baza
Bouquet, bunch of flowers