Beata

The name Beata is the feminine form of Beatus and means 'the Happy One' or 'the Blissful One', derived from the Latin word beatus for 'happy, blessed'. Beata is a first name that is widespread mainly in Slavic and Scandinavian regions, particularly common in Poland.

What does the name Beata mean?

The name Beata is the feminine form of Beatus and means 'the Happy One' or 'the Blissful One', derived from the Latin word beatus for 'happy, blessed'. Beata is a first name that is widespread mainly in Slavic and Scandinavian regions, particularly common in Poland. In Germany, the name is relatively rare, with the variant Beate dominating. A short form is Bea. In Czech, Slovak, and Hungarian, the name is written as Beáta.

Where does the name Beata come from?

Etymology Beata is a female first name of Latin origin meaning 'the Happy One' or 'the Blissful One'. Latin

How do you pronounce Beata?

Sound & pronunciation of Beata: The name Beata is structured in three syllables and flows softly. In German pronunciation, it is usually pronounced as 'Be-a-ta' [beˈaːta], with the emphasis on the second syllable with a long A. This open vowel gives the name breadth and warmth. The open ending '-ta' provides a clear but not harsh conclusion. Beata thus sounds melodic and friendly - harmonious, bright, and present.

When is the name day of Beata?

Beata has name days on April 8 (Beata of Ribnitz) and June 29 (Beata of Sens).

Popularity

Beata is a rare first name in Germany. Currently, it ranks 5,884th in the list of the most common female baby names. Its best placement was in 1972 at position 200. In the last ten years, Beata has been given as a first name about 40 times, placing it 3,965th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 3,244th.

Nicknames & pet names

Ata / Ate / Bea / Beatie / Bebe / Betty / Beuska / Bibi

Similar first names

Famous people

• Beata Asimakopoulou (Greek actress)
• Beata Beck (pianist & soprano)
• Beata Bohus (Hungarian handball player)
• Beata Dubasova (Slovak singer)
• Beata Harju (Finnish actress)
• Beata Hlavenkova (Czech jazz musician)
• Beata Jankowska (Polish singer)
• Beata Jaworska (American basketball player)
• Beata Kieltyka (Polish biathlete)
• Beata Kollmats (Swedish footballer)
• Beata Kozidrak (Polish singer)
• Beata Lassak (biathlete from Poland)
• Beata Marti (soprano)
• Beata Moon (musician from America)
• Beata Naigambo (Namibian long-distance runner)
• Beata Obertynska (Polish writer)
• Beata Palya (singer from Hungary)
• Beata Pozniak (Polish actress)
• Beata Predehl (Polish basketball player)
• Beata Rakonczai (long-distance runner from Hungary)