Fair, white, or bright
Baela is a rare name likely derived from the Old English or Germanic root 'bael', meaning fire or bright light, or as a variant of the Hebrew name Bela. It has gained modern visibility through its use in high-fantasy literature, where it carries an air of ancient nobility. The name is often associated with strength and a spirited personality.
About 62 girls were named Baela in 2025.
A dragon-riding noblewoman and twin sister to Rhaena · House of the Dragon
A figure mentioned in the Old Testament as the son of Beor
US births per 5-year period, 1990–present (SSA data).
