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Displayed on this page are B- names 101 to 120. Bethany was the most popular within these names in 2007 with a rank of #292 and a usage of 0.0548%. Rare B- names include the English Beth, Beth Ann, BethAnn, BethAnne, the English and Welsh Bethan, the Spanish Bethania, the English Bethanie, Bethia, Bethney, the German and Italian Betina, the English Betsy, the Italian and German Bettina, the English Betty, Beula, Beulah, Bev, the English and German Beverley, Beverly, and the French Béatrice.
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Beth Beth Ann ... of English origin and it is also used ... The name is from the combination of Beth and Ann ... BethAnn ... origin, as well as its use, is in the English ... variant spelling of Beth Ann ... BethAnne ... mainly used in English and it is also ... variant of Beth Ann ... not popular as a baby name for girls ... Bethan ... God is perfection, God is my oath ... language of origin is English and Hebrew, and it ... Bethania ... house of figs ... of Hebrew origin and it is ... variant form of Bethany ... an unusual baby girl name ... Bethanie ... house of figs ... mainly used in the English language ... variant spelling of Bethany ... Bethany Bethia ... daughter of Yahweh; ... used chiefly in English, and its origin ... variant of Beathag ... Bethney ... house of figs ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is ... variant form of Bethany ... Betina ... God is perfection, God is my oath ... largely used in the German and Italian ... Betsy Bettina Betty Beula Beulah Bev Beverley Beverly Béatrice ... traveller, pilgrim, ... has its origins in the Latin language ... variant form of Beatrix ... |
... house of figs ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, English ... name was popularized by literature through ... 
... God is perfection, God is my oath ... largely used in the English language and ... form of Elizabeth ... 
... God is perfection, God is my oath; blessed ... language of origin is Latin and Hebrew, and it ... 
... God is perfection, God is my oath ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is used ... form of Elizabeth ... 
... she who is married ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, English ... variant form of Beulah ... 
... she who is married ... language of origin is Hebrew and it is ... has been mirrored in literature, where it ... 
... beaver meadow ... has its origins in the Old English language ... form of Beverly ... 
... beaver meadow ... language of origin is Old English ... predominantly used in English and German ... 
... beaver meadow ... has its origins in the Old English ... used largely in English and German ...