Baby names??

Question

my cousin has three kids... bailey, bradley, and bonney... she expecting one more... she'd like a name that starts with a B and ends with ey..... any help would be greatly appreciated thanks :)

Answer 1

bobey

Answer 2

girls:

Brittney

Beckey

Bethaney

Bettey

Beverley

Braeley

Brandey

Brioney

Briley

Boys:

Bentley

Brodey

Burkley

Boxley

Bellamey

Bobbey

Braedey/Bradey

Brawley

Braxley

Bronley

Buckley

Answer 3

Girls:

Barbra

Brandi

Brianna

Brittney

Belinda

Brenna

Breea

Brenda

Beatrice

Brooke

Brooklynn

Bridget

Boys:

Brian

Brayden

Bruce

Bobby

Billy

Bennan

Brenden

Brandon

Brooks

Blake

Answer 4

Brady, Brandy, Billy!, Benny....man all those names suck! Y cant she call her child Ashley or John?

Answer 5

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Answer 6

benney

or

byron

Answer 7

brady, brody, becky, benny, britney, bethany, bentley

Answer 8

Berkley for a boy or a girl

Answer 9

Hope these help, either one of these would fit perfect with the other children's names! =)

Brinley or Britney for a girl!

and

Bentley or Brawley for a boy!

Answer 10

I think she should name it Boey.

Good luck to ur cousin tell her I love her names

Answer 11

Bradey.

Answer 12

brittany

Answer 13

Bethaney, Bradey, Bentley, Bellomey, Bettey

Answer 14

Brently

Bethanney

Brinkley

Brandy

Benny

Answer 15

Brody is a very cute new name for a boy! You can spell it Brodey is she wants "ey" at the end.

Brinley is cute for a girl.

Hope that helps!!

Answer 16

Benji (boy or girl)

Answer 17

g i r l s ]



Bacia : BAH-chee-ah : ugandan "family deaths ruined the home"

Baka : BAH-kah : hindi "crane"

Bakarne : basque "solitude"

Bambi : BAM-bee : italian "child"

Banan : ba-NAHN : arabic "fingertips"

Bara : BAYR-uh : hebrew "to choose"

Barakah : ba-RAWK-uh or bayr-UH-kuh : arabic "white one"

Barbara : BAHR-bah-ruh : greek "foreign, strange"

Barika : bah-REE-kah : swahili "bloom"

Basha : BAH-shah : greek "the stranger"

Basimah : bah-ZEE-mah : arabic "smiling"

Batya : BAHT-yuh : hebrew "daughter of god"

Bayo : BAH-yoh : nigerian "to find joy"

Beatrice : BEE-uh-tris : latin "bringer of joy"

Bedelia : bah-DEE-lee-ah : french "strength"

Bel : BAYL : hindi - sacred wood apple tree

Bella : BEL-uh : czechoslovakian "white"

Belle : BEL : french "beautiful one"

Belinda : buh-LIN-duh : italian "beautiful"

Bellanca : BEHL-lahn-kah : greek "stronghold"

Bente : BEHN-teh : latin "blessing"

Berit : BAYR-it : old german "bright, glorious"

Beta : BAY-tuh : czechoslovakian "dedicated to god"

Beth : BETH : hebrew "house of god"

Bethany : BETH-uh-nee : arabic "house of poverty"

Beverly : BEV-er-lee : anglo-saxon "beaver meadow"

Bevin : BEH-vin : irish "lady with a sweet song"

Bian : BEE-uhn : vietnamese "secretive, hidden"

Bianca : bee-AHN-kuh : italian "white"

Billie : BIL-ee : old english "resolute"

Bina : BEE-nah : hebrew "intelligence"

Binti : BEEN-tee : swahili "daughter"

Birdie : BURD-ee : english "bird-like"

Birget : BUR-jet or BUR-git : norwegian "protecting"

Birkita : BUR-kee-tah : celtic "strength"

Bixenta : bih-SHEN-tah : basque "victorious"

Blanda : BLAN-duh : teutonic "dazzling"

Blenda : BLEN-duh : teutonic "dazzling"

Bliss : BLIS : anglo-saxon "joy"

Bly : BLIGH : native american "high, tall"

Blythe : BLIGHTH : old english "joyous"

Bo : BOH : chinese "precious"

Bohdana : BOH-dan-nah : russian "from god"

Bonamy : BAH-nuh-mee : french "good friend"

Bonita : boh-NEE-tah : spanish "pretty"

Bonnie : BAHN-ee : latin "sweet and good"

Borgny : BOHRG-nee : norwegian "help or new"

Brandy : BRAN-dee : dutch "brandy drink"

Brenda : BREN-duh : german "sword-blade"

Brenna : BREN-uh : celtic "raven maid, dark-haired"

Bretta : BRET-uh : irish "from britain"

Briana : BREE-ah-nah : celtic "strong"

Bridget : BRI-jet : irish "resolute strength"

Brie : BREE : french - region in france

Brier : BRIGH-er : french "heather"

Brietta : BREE-e-tah : celtic "strong"

Brina : BREE-nuh : celtic "protector"

Briony : BREE-uh-nee : latin - plant name

Brites : BREE-tehs : celtic "strength"

Britta : BREE-tuh or BRIH-tuh : celtic "strength"

Brittany : BRI-tuh-nee : latin "from britain"

Bronwyn BRAHN-win : welsh "dark hair"

Brooke : BROOK : old english "stream"

Brynn : BRIN : norwegian "coat"

Brynn : BRIN : welsh "hill"

[ b o y s ]



Bae : BAY : korean "inspiration"

Bailey : BAY-lee : teutonic "able"

Baingana : BAH-ee-ngah-nah : ugandan "people are equal"

Bakari : BAH-kahr-ee : swahili "promise"

Balbo : BAHL-boh : latin "inarticulate"

Balder : BAHL-der : scandinavian "god of light"

Baldwin : BALD-win : teutonic "bald friend"

Bale : BAH-leh : ugandan "home of the mutima clan"

Balendin : BAH-lehn-deen : latin "strong, brave"

Bali : BAHL-ee : hindi "mighty warrior"

Balin : BAH-leen : hindi "mighty soldier"

Balint : BAY-lint : latin "strong and healthy"

Bancroft : BAN-kroft : old english "from the bean field"

Bandele : bahn-DEH-leh : yoruban "born away from home"

Bane : BAH-neh : hawaiian "long-awaited child"

Banning : BAHN-ning : gaelic "blond child"

Baran : BAIR-uhn : latin - form of star aldebaran

Barclay : BAR-klay : old english "from the birch-tree meadow"

Barden : BAR-den : old english "boar's den"

Bardo : BAR-doh: danish "son of the earth"

Bardon : BAR-dun : anglo-saxon "barley valley"

Barnabas : BAR-nuh-bus : hebrew "son of prophecy"

Barnett : bar-NET : old english "nobleman"

Baron : BAIR-un : old english "nobleman"

Barrett : BAYR-et : teutonic "bear-like"

Barry : BAYR-ee : french "dweller of the barrier"

Barry : BAYR-ee : irish "spear-thrower"

Barse : BAHRS : english "fresh-water perch"

Barton : BAHR-tun : english "from the barley farm"

Basil : BAH-seel or BAY-suhl : arabic "brave"

Bastiaan : bahs-TEE-ehn : greek "venerable"

Baul : BAL : english gypsy "snail"

Bavol : BAH-vohl : english gypsy "wind"

Baxter : BAKS-ter : old english "baker"

Bay : BAY : vietnamese "born in july, seventh-born son"

Bayani : BAY-ahn-ee : filipino "hero"

Bayard : BAY-ard : teutonic "red-brown hair"

Baylor : BAY-lohr : anglo-saxon "horse-trainer"

Bazyli : BAH-zih-lee : polish "royalty"

Beacan : BEE-kaun : celtic "small"

Beagan : BEE-gen : gaelic "small one"

Beaman : BEE-men : old english "beekeeper"

Beau : BOH : french "handsome"

Beaumont : BOH-mont : french "from a beautiful mountain"

Beauregard : BOH-re-gard : french "beautiful view"

Beck : BEK : swedish "brook"

Beldon : BEL-don : old english "child of the unspoiled glen"

Belen : BAY-len : greek "an arrow"

Bem : BEHM : nigerian "peace"

Ben : BEN : hebrew "son"

Benen : BAY-non : irish "blessed"

Benjamin : BEN-jah-min : hebrew "son of the right hand"

Bennett : BEN-it : latin "blessed"

Benson : BEN-sun : hebrew "excellent son, son of ben"

Bent : BEHNT : latin "blessing"

Bentley : BENT-lee : old english "from the moor"

Berenger : BAYR-en-jer : french "courage of a bear"

Bergren : BER-gren : swedish "mountain stream"

Berk : BAIRK or BURK : turkish "solid and firm"

Berkeley : BERK-lee : anglo-saxon "from the birch meadow"

Bernard : BER-nard : teutonic "grim bear"

Bersh : BAIRSH : english gypsy "one year"

Bert : BURT : old english "bright"

Berthold : BER-tohld : teutonic "glorious ruler"

Berton : BER-ton : teutonic "glorious ruler"

Beval : BEE-vahl : english gypsy "like the wind"

Bevan : BE-van : celtic "youthful warrior"

Bialy : BYAH-lee : polish "white-haired boy"

Bilal : bee-LAHL : arabic - first convert of muhammad

Bitalo : bee-TAH-loh : uganda "finger-l*****g"

Blade : BLAYD : old english "glory"

Blaine : BLAYN : gaelic "thin, lean"

Blaise : BLAYZ : latin "stammerer"

Blake : BLAYK : old english "pallid"

Blaz : BLAHZ : old german "unwavering protector"

Bo : BOH : swedish "commanding"

Boden : BOH-den : old french "herald"

Bogart : BOH-gart : french "strong as a bow"

Bohdan : BOH-dan : russian "given by god"

Bolton : BOHL-tun : old english "of the manor farm"

Bond : BOND : old english "tiller of the soil"

Booker : BUHK-er : anglo-saxon "beech-tree"

Boone: BOON : french "good"

Borden : BOHR-den : old english "from the valley of the boar"

Boris : BOHR-ihs : slavic "battler"

Botan : boh-TAHN : japanese "peony"

Bowie : BOH-ee : gaelic "yellow-haired"

Bowman : BOH-men : english "the archer"

Boyce : BOYHS : french "from the woodland"

Boyd : BOYD : celtic "yellow, blond"

Boyden : BOY-den anglo-saxon "a herald"

Brad : BRAD : old english "broad"

Braden: BRAY-den : old english "from the wide valley"

Bradford : BRAD-ferd : old english "broad crossing"

Bradley : BRAD-lee : old english "from the broad meadow"

Bradney : BRAD-nee : old english "from the broad meadow"

Brady : BRAY-dee : old english "broad island"

Bram : BRAHM : gaelic "raven"

Bran : BRAN : irish "raven"

Brand : BRAND : scandinavian "sword blade"

Brandeis : BRAN-diss : german "dweller on a burned clearing"

Brandon : BRAN-don : anglo-saxon "sword"

Brant : BRANT : teutonic "firebrand"

Braxton : BRAKS-tun : anglo-saxon "brock's town"

Bray : BRAY : old english "to cry out"

Braz : BRAYZ : latin "stammerer"

Brazil : BRAH-zil : irish "brave, strong in conflict"

Brencis : BREN-tsis : latin "crowned with laurel"

Brendan : BREN-den : gaelic "little raven"

Brennan : BREN-nen : english "to brand"

Brent : BRENT : old english "steep hill"

Brentan : BREN-tan : english "steep hill"

Brett : BRET : celtic "from britain"

Brewster : BROO-ster : o

Answer 18

Beyonce,

Basheekah,

Bianteena,

Bunifa.

Answer 19

Bethaney,Bobbey,Barbey,Brenney,Belindey.