By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Turkish
"reflection of the moon on a lake"
Spanish or German
"pretty one, or, serpent"
French
"goddess"
Celtic
"white, shining"
Literary, meaning unknown
Modern invented name
Spanish and Basque diminutive of Isabella, Italian
"pledged to God; beautiful"
Place-name
"muddy waters"
Spanish, Arabic, Urdu
"Queen of Sheba"
English and Scottish occupational name
"ringer of the bell"
English from Italian
"nightshade, beautiful lady"
English and Irish from French
"fine friend"
Compound of Bella and Nyx
"beautiful + night"
Surname or modern invention
"beautiful air; beautiful laughter; to fight"
Spanish and Italian
"beautiful rose"
Latin
"female warrior"
French and English
English, Scottish, French, Spanish
"bell ringer; handsome, beautiful; beauties"
Italian
"beauty"
"fighter"
Portuguese
English word name
"beloved"
Invented literary name
"beautiful shining one"
Irish; Scottish Gaelic
"May Day festival"
English invented name
"beautiful view"
Pakistani
"peerless, incomparable, unique"
American variation of Abena, Akan, Ghanaian
"born on Tuesday"
Italian variation of Benedicta, Latin
"blessed"
Latin, French
"blessed, well-spoken"
Danish, Norwegian
Jèrriais
"goodness"
English
"desire to do good to others, goodwill"
Spanish, Japanese
"blessed; crimson"
Spanish
"blessed one"
French variation of Latin
"good"
Hebrew
"son of the right hand"
"daughter of the right hand"
Swedish feminine variation of Benedict; "blessed"
Cornish
"blessing"
Variation of Bennett, English form of Benedict, Latin, "blessed"
Feminization of Bennett, English, medieval form of Benedict, Latin
Diminutive of Benjamina, Benedicte, or Bernadette
"son of the right hand; blessed; brave bear"
Judeo-Italian
"welcome"
Danish feminine form of Benedict
Dutch short form of Benedicta, Latin
Variation of Bentley, English
"meadow with coarse grass"
English Surname
Medieval Irish
"Lady of Munster"
Old Irish
"Lady of Meath"
Dutch diminutive of Elizabeth, Hebrew
"pledged to God"
Feminine form of Biǫrn and Björn, variation of Vera, Bereket, or Beracha
"bear; faith; blessing"
French form of Berengaria
"bear spear"
"strong, smart"
Dutch
"strong, brave as a bear"
Greek
"she who brings victory"
