Names

Chiefly British diminutive of Barry or Basil 1.

Means “festival” in Turkish.

Variant of Bailey.

Derived from Old French baiart meaning “bay coloured”. In medieval French poetry Bayard was a bay horse owned by Renaud de Montauban and his brothers. The horse could magically adjust its size to carry multiple riders.

Means “hero” in Tagalog.

Uzbek form of Bakhtiar.

Azerbaijani form of Bakhtiar.

From an occupational surname that meant “(female) baker” in Old English.

Spanish form of Baptiste.

Derived from the Germanic elements bauga meaning “bend, flex” or “ring” and wulf meaning “wolf”.