bella, Bella, is Latin spelling. Belle, Bella, it's French spelling. The meaning is the same, they are all beautiful, God's vows, smart and noble. Bella looks pleasing to the eye and sounds pleasant to the ear.

English names mean English names in English. English names are popular in many countries, because there are more exchanges among countries all over the world, and it is more convenient to communicate with them. The general structure of English names is: Christian names are given their surnames.

such as William·Jefferson·Clinton. But on many occasions, middle names are often omitted, such as George·Bush, and many people prefer to use nicknames instead of formal Christian names, such as Bill·Clinton.

the above Christian names and middle names are also called personal names. English names are different from Chinese names. Chinese names have surnames before them, while English names are just the opposite. For example: Zhong-Li, Xiao Ming; English ----Jake·Wood.

Common female English names

Baey Bai Ni, Baey (translated as Bai Ni) is brave, vigorous and strong; Smart girl.

Bai Anyi Bai Anqi, Bai Anyi (translated as Bai Anqi) is a kind consultant; Gentle and kind; A man of wisdom and foresight.

BONNIE (Scotland) means beauty, and the name Bonnie is associated with beauty. A Scottish country girl with red hair is full of energy, kindness and sweetness.

Bella (Latin) means beautiful, noble and outstanding.

Beata (Latin name) is the happiest person.

Beatrice and eatrix, (Latin) people who bring laughter. People think BEATRICE is a tall, strong single woman with extraordinary cooking skills.

Becky is short for Rebecca. Becky is described as a lovely naughty girl, paying attention to worldly things, quiet and happy.

Betty is short for Elizabeth. The name Betty reminds people of an image of a blonde girl, which is silly, cute and funny.

Blythe (Old English) Blythe means happiness.

Blanche (French) is white, which means purity. BLANCHE in people's minds is either beautiful and athletic or a dull girl.

Brenda (Old English) agitator, BRANDON, and BRENDAN's female form. BRENDA is either portrayed as a beautiful young blonde, a black southern woman with a quiet personality, or a smart businesswoman in a suit.