Etymology: * Italian, meaning "beautiful"
Origin: * The name Bella is derived from the Latin word "bellus," which means "beautiful."
Meaning: * Beauty, attractiveness, elegance
Other Forms: * Belle (English, French) * Bella (Italian, Spanish, Portuguese) * Bella (Polish, Dutch) * Bella (German, Scandinavian)
Variants: * Belleza (Italian, Spanish) * Bonita (Spanish, French) * Pulchra (Latin)
Usage: * Bella is a common name in many countries, particularly Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. * It has also become popular in English-speaking countries in recent years. * Bella is often used as a name for pets and fictional characters.
Famous People Named Bella:
Cultural References: * Bella Swan, the protagonist of the "Twilight" series * Bella Donna, a poisonous plant known as belladonna * "Bella Notte," a song from the Disney animated film "Lady and the Tramp"
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