Belinda

[buh-lin-duh]

noun

1. a first name: from an Old Spanish word meaning “beautiful.”

Example Sentences

As he tells it, on his flight to the Philippines, he sat next to Ali’s wife, Belinda Boyd.

From Los Angeles Times

Mboko becomes the first Canadian to reach the semi-finals of the event since Bianca Andreescu won the tournament in 2019, while she is the youngest woman to make the last four since Belinda Bencic in 2015.

From BBC

According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Justice Belinda Rigg said safety concerns regarding the march were "well founded", but march organiser Josh Lees from the Palestine Action Group had "compellingly" explained the reasons why he believed there is an urgency for a response to the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

From BBC

Such was the emotion of the occasion, Welsh Rugby Union's head of women's rugby Belinda Moore was wiping away tears on the final whistle.

From BBC

“And then, just when you feel you’re making peace with it, what happens? The menopause comes, the f**king menopause comes, and it is the most wonderful f**king thing in the world,” Thomas’ character Belinda says.

From Salon