| Gaelic baby names begining from B |
| Bacstair |
 | Baker. |
| Bailefour |
 | From the pasture land. |
| Baillidh |
 | Steward. |
| Bain |
 | Lives near the clear stream. |
| Bainbridge |
 | Lives by the bridge over the stream. |
| Bainhrydge |
 | Lives by the bridge over the stream. |
| Baird |
 | Poet. |
| Balfor |
 | Variant of Balfour: From the grazing land. |
| Balfore |
 | Variant of Balfour: From the grazing land. |
| Balfour |
 | From the grazing land. |
| Banain |
 | Little blond one. |
| Banning |
 | Little blond one. |
| Barabal |
 | Stranger. |
| Barabell |
 | Stranger. |
| Baran |
 | Noble warrior. |
| Bard |
 | Poet. |
| Barra |
 | Spear. |
| Barrie |
 | Feminine form of Barry: Pointed object. |
| Barry |
 | Spear. |
| Barrymore |
 | Variant of Barry: Pointed object. |
| Batair |
 | Strong warrior. |
| Beagan |
 | Little one. |
| Beagen |
 | Little one. |
| Beagin |
 | Variant of Beagan: Small child. |
| Bealantin |
 | Gaelic form of Ballantine. |
| Bearach |
 | Spear. |
| Bearnard |
 | Gaelic form of Bernard. |
| Beatie |
 | Blesses. |
| Beatrice |
 | Feminine form of Beattie: Bringer of joy; blesses. |
| Beattie |
 | Bringer of joy; blesses. |
| Beatty |
 | Blesses. |
| Bebhinn |
 | Harmony. |
| Beitris |
 | Gaelic form of Beatrice. |
| Bharain |
 | Lives near the clear stream. |
| Bheathain |
 | Lives near the clear stream. |
| Bhruic |
 | Badger. |
| Biadhaiche |
 | Blesses. |
| Blain |
 | Variant of Blaine: Thin. |
| Blaine |
 | Feminine form of Blaine: Thin. |
| Blaine |
 | Thin. |
| Blair |
 | Child of the fields. |
| Blane |
 | Variant of Blaine: Thin. |
| Blayne |
 | Feminine form of Blaine: Thin. |
| Bofind |
 | White cow. |
| Boid |
 | Variant of Boyd: Blonde. |
| Bow |
 | Diminutive of Bowen: Small son. |
| Bowen |
 | Small son. |
| Bowie |
 | Blond. Famous Bearer: British pop star David Bowie. |
| Bowyn |
 | Blond. |
| Boyd |
 | From the Scottish Gaelic 'buidhe' meaning yellow. Used commonly as a name referring to its owner's blonde hair color. Common as both a first name and a surname in Scotland. |
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