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	Belmira	A beautiful woman
	Belmont	From a beautiful hill
	Beloc	One from the barn
	Belora	To be beautiful now
	Belot	A name of a card game
	Belphoebe	A combination of Belle (meaning "beautiful") and the name Phoebe (a common epithet for the goddess Diana in Latin poetry), this name was first used by Edmund Spenser in his 16th century work The Faerie Queene.
	Belsant	A bashful, nonchalant and tender individual
	Belsante	An understanding, positive and responsible individual
	Belton	Coming from a farm in fenny country