Betsabe
Meaning of Betsabe
Betsabe is a beautiful and unique name for a baby girl. It has its origins in Spanish, where it is pronounced as beh-TSAH-beh (/beˈtsaβe/). The name also has variations, with one of the most common being Bathsheba. Betsabe carries biblical associations, as it is derived from the Hebrew name Bathsheba, who was an influential figure in the Old Testament. In recent years, Betsabe has gained popularity in the United States, with consistent occurrences since 1979. Although it may not be among the top-ranking names, its consistent usage shows that parents appreciate its distinctive sound and rich history. Consider naming your daughter Betsabe if you're looking for a name that combines elegance and timeless appeal.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as beh-TSAH-beh (/beˈtsaβe/)
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Notable People Named Betsabe
| Betsabé Espinal was a Colombian labor rights activist and leader of the 1920 workers' strike in Bello, Colombia, which was the first strike in the country led by women and had a lasting impact on the rights of female workers. |
