This list includes 2 Native American girl names that start with B, from “Bebamaadizid” to “Binesikwe”. They often reflect nature, family roles, or tribal stories, and suit parents and creators alike.

Native American girl names are personal names used across many Indigenous tribes, often carrying deep meanings. For example, some names record clan ties or natural features important to a community’s history.

Below you’ll find the table with Name, Pronunciation, Meaning, Origin, Notes, and Citation.

Name: The name as it appears; you use this for selection, spelling checks, or sharing with family and friends.

Pronunciation: A simple phonetic guide helps you say the name respectfully and reduces mispronunciation.

Meaning: A concise definition explains the name’s sense, often tied to nature, roles, or ancestral stories.

Origin: Lists the tribal language or cultural source so you understand the name’s community background and context.

Notes: Helpful details note alternative spellings, usage context, or whether meanings are disputed or reconstructed.

Citation: A brief source reference points you to where the name’s meaning and pronunciation are documented.

Native American girl names that start with B

NamePronunciationMeaningOrigin (Tribe)
Bebamaadizidbeh-bah-mah-DIH-zidShe who travels about; a traveler.Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) (Treuer, 2010)
Binesikwebih-NAY-see-kwayBird Woman.Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) (Rhodes, 1985)

Descriptions

Bebamaadizid
This descriptive name is the feminine form for “a traveler” in the Ojibwe language. Names often reflected an individual’s characteristics, experiences, or a significant event.
Binesikwe
This name combines “binesi” (bird) and “ikwe” (woman). Names connecting people to animals, especially powerful spiritual beings like the Thunderbird, are common in Anishinaabe culture.
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