Bel- baby names and what they mean, with 16 results. Bel- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the top of their popularity in the year 2010 (USAGE OF 0.3%) and have remained as popular to this day (USAGE 0.3%, DOWN 5%), but with names such as Belle becoming less in vogue. Belen (#794) and Bella (#48) are two of the more contemporarily stylish birth names among these, while Belles (TOP 10%) and Belli (10%) are popular Bel- last names.

Bel - Belva

Bellita¹, Belle¹▼, Bella¹▲, Bell¹▼, Belita¹, Belia, Belicia, Bel¹
Forms of Isabel. Derived fr. Hebrew element. "God is my oath." Beila is also a marginally prominent kid's name.

Belle²▼, Bella²▲, Bel²
Var. of Arabella. Stems fr. Latin word. "Prayerful." Belle (UPPER 5%), like Beville (UPPER 14%), Welle (13%), is a popular -lle suffix surname.

Belanna
The name is used in English .. Not in Top 2000. See also Bellina.

Belen▲
Based on Spanish element. "Bethlehem." Adoption of Belen as a birth name in 2018 was down 5.6% compared to the previous year. See also Helen.

Beliarosa
Form of Rosa. Stems fr. Latin language. "Rose." Beliarosa is rarely used as a birth name.

Belinda¹▼, var. Belynda, Bellynda, Bellinda, Belle³▼, Belindra, Bel³, Belenda
Based on Italian language. "Beautiful." Belinda and Belle have trended downward in favor as children's names since the 1880s.

Belita², var. Bellita²
Derived fr. Spanish. "Little beauty." Belita and Bellita are unique as baby names.

Belle⁴▼, Bella³▲, Bell²▼, Belita³
Forms of Elizabeth. Origin fr. Hebrew. "God is my oath." Adoption of Belita, Bell, etc. as baby names in 2018 was 1% less than a year ago.

Bell³▼
Based on English word. .. Also surname used as given name. Unisex name. Usage of Bell for girls has dwindled circa 1880-1889.

Bella⁴▲, var. Belva¹▼, Bellissa, Belle⁵▼, Bell⁴▼, Bel⁴
Derivative of Italian, Latin words. "Beautiful." Bella has gained in prominence as a children's name since 1950-1959.

Bellanca¹
Origin fr. Italian. "Blond." Not generally used as a birth name, Bellanca exists more often as a surname.

Bellanca²
Var. of Blanche. Derivative of Old French, Old German words. "White, pure." Bellanca is an uncommon women's name, occurring often (TOP 23%) as a surname.

Belle⁶▼
Form of Amabel. Source fr. Latin language. "Lovable, amiable." Belle is familiar (UPPER 25%) as a feminine name, and is found regularly (UPPER 5%) as a surname. See also Billey.

Belle⁷▼, var. Belvia, Belva²▼, Bellina, Bellette, Bella⁵▲, Belisse, Bell⁵▼, Belinda²▼
Derivative of French word. "Beautiful." Belle and variants became less trendy in 2018, falling on average -9 positions as girls' names with Belle leading the decline.

Bellona, var. Belona
Based on Latin language. "Goddess of battle." Compare last names Bellone, Bellora.

Belva³▼, var. Bellva
.. Author Belva Plain. Somewhat common as baby names, Belva and Bellva are similar to the conventional Melva.