The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

Nature

Trees, rivers and wild things

28 names

English

Brooks

Brook; stream

Top 100
English

Birdie

Bird; also an affectionate short form

Familiar
Swedish · Old Norse

Björn

Bear

Familiar
English

Briar

Thorny plant

FamiliarRising
English

Brock

Badger

Familiar
English

Brooke

Brook; small stream

Familiar
Greek

Basil

Royal; kingly

Uncommon
English

Beverly

Possibly beaver stream

Uncommon
Welsh

Bryn

Hill; mound

Uncommon
Persian

Bahar

Spring, the season

Rare gem
Persian · Kurdish

Baran

Rain

Rare gem
Indonesian · Javanese · Malay

Bayu

Wind; breeze

Rare gem
Amharic

Bekele

Grow; flourish

Rare gem
Turkish

Beril

Beryl gemstone

Rare gem
Bengali · Sanskrit

Bipasha

Free from bonds; the river Beas

Rare gem
Danish · German

Birk

Short form of Burkhard

Rare gem
Danish · Old Norse

Bjarke

Danish pet form of Bjørn

Rare gem
Icelandic

Björk

Birch tree

Rare gem
Old Norse · Icelandic

Blær

Wind gust; gentle breeze

Rare gem
English

Blue

The color blue

Rare gem
Korean · Turkish · Albanian

Bora

Purple in Korean; snow in Albanian; storm in Turkish

Rare gem
Welsh · Irish

Bran

Raven

Rare gem
English

Bryony

Bryony vine

Rare gem
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