Beate
Meaning of Beate
Beate is a feminine name with German origins. It is pronounced as BYAH-tuh (/bəˈaːtə/) in German. The name Beate has a variation, Beata, which is also used. In terms of popularity in the United States, according to data for newborns, it was given to 5 girls in the year 1969 and held a rank of 7471. In the year 1960, there were also 5 girls named Beate, with a rank of 6388. The name Beate holds an elegant and sophisticated charm and would be a unique choice for parents looking for something beyond the mainstream options.
Pronunciation
German
- Pronunced as BYAH-tuh (/bəˈaːtə/)
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Notable People Named Beate
| Beate Auguste Klarsfeld is a Franco-German journalist and Nazi hunter known for her investigation and documentation of numerous Nazi war criminals. |
| Beate Sirota Gordon was an Austrian-American performing arts presenter and women's rights advocate who played a key role in writing the Constitution of Japan after World War II. |
| Beate Uhse-Rotermund was a pioneering German pilot, entrepreneur, and sex advocate known for her role as one of the few female stunt pilots in Germany in the 1930s and for founding Beate Uhse AG, a prominent sex shop company. |
| Beate Meinl-Reisinger is an Austrian politician and the leader of NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum. |
| Beate Marie Eriksen is a Norwegian actress and director, recognized for her performances at various Norwegian theaters and her role in the soap opera Hotel Cæsar. |
| Beate Walter-Rosenheimer is a German politician serving as a member of the Bundestag from Bavaria and has a background in psychology. |
| Beate Karoline Bille is a Danish actress and member of the Bille noble family. |
| Beate Grimsrud was a versatile Norwegian writer known for her novels, short stories, children's books, scripts, and plays. |
| Beate Huitfeldt was a Danish noble and court official known for her service to the queens of Denmark and her activity as a builder in Scania. |
| Beate Richter is a former East German figure skater known for her achievements in the 1960s, including winning the Blue Swords championship and earning medals at various competitions. |
| Beate Wendt is a German women's international footballer known for her role as a midfielder on the Germany women's national football team and for playing for SC Poppenbüttel in Germany. |
| Beate Finckh is a German actress known for her work in film and television. |
| Beate Heieren Hundhammer is a Norwegian politician affiliated with the Conservative Party. |
| Beate Henkel is a former German footballer who played as a forward and represented the Germany national team in ten appearances from 1983 to 1988. |
| Beate Habetz is a German former professional racing cyclist who won the German National Road Race Championship six times. |
