Bari is a female name with Italian and Arabic origins. In Italian, it is pronounced as BAH-ree (/baˈri/). It is also associated with the variations Baris. The name Bari has been given to newborns in New York since at least 1943, with varying popularity over the years. It peaked in 1962 when it was given to 20 newborn girls, ranking at 646. The name has remained relatively popular since then, consistently being given to a significant number of newborns each year. Whether chosen for its Italian charm or its Arabic roots, Bari is a timeless and versatile name for your baby girl.
Bari Weiss is an American journalist, writer, and editor known for her work at The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times, as well as for founding The Free Press and hosting the podcast Honestly. |
Bari Siddiqui was a renowned Bangladesjsongwriter and flautist known for songs like Shua Chan Pakhi and Amar Gaye Joto Dukkho Shoy. |
Bari Malik was a prominent film studio owner and producer in Pakistan. |