Betsey
Meaning of Betsey
Betsey is a charming and timeless name for a baby girl. This name has English origins and is a diminutive of the name Elizabeth, which means "pledged to God." Betsey has been used as a standalone name and as a nickname for Elizabeth for many years. It exudes an air of sweetness and approachability, making it perfect for a little girl. The name Betsey has had varying levels of popularity over the years, with sporadic occurrences in New York dating back to the early 20th century. Its usage peaked in the mid-20th century, showing that it was once quite popular but has become less common in recent years. However, its classic charm ensures that it remains a delightful choice for any baby girl.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as BET-see (/ˈbɛt.si/)
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Notable People Named Betsey
| Betsey Cushing Roosevelt Whitney - Betsey Maria Cushing Whitney was an American philanthropist and the former daughter-in-law of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. |
| Betsey Johnson is a renowned American fashion designer celebrated for her feminine and whimsical designs, often characterized as "over the top" and embellished, and famous for her signature cartwheel ending in a split at the conclusion of her fashion shows. |
| Betsey Stockton, also known as Betsy Stockton, was an American educator and missionary who worked in Hawaii. |
