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Beverly is a feminine given name of Anglo-Saxon origin that spread throughout the Western world during the 20th century and became popular among Israeli families seeking an international and modern name. The name originates from Old English, derived from the words 'beofor' (beaver) and 'leah' (field or meadow), so its original meaning is 'beaver stream' or 'beaver meadow'. Originally, it was a place name that evolved into a surname and eventually into a given name. The name carries associations of nature, openness, and green spaces, which gave it special charm particularly during a period when cities were growing and developing. The name Beverly gained significant popularity in the United States during the 1930s and 1940s, reaching its peak in the 1950s and 1960s. This popularity was greatly influenced by cinema and Hollywood culture, as the famous Beverly Hills neighborhood in Los Angeles became a symbol of wealth, luxury, and glamour. In Israel, the name began appearing primarily among families seeking modern and international names, especially from the 1970s onwards. The name conveys a sense of contemporaneity, cosmopolitanism, and openness to the world, while maintaining a pleasant and melodic sound that also suits the Hebrew ear. Women bearing the name Beverly are often perceived as having strong personalities, independence, and a developed aesthetic sense. The name carries associations of elegance, style, and modernity. In Israeli culture, the name represents a bridge between Hebrew tradition and openness to the Western world, and it is a popular choice among parents who wish to give their daughters a name that will be understood and accessible outside Israel's borders as well. Although the name has no Hebrew or biblical roots, it has integrated well into the Israeli naming mosaic and carries with it the zeitgeist of a generation seeking balance between local identity and global citizenship.

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Beverly | Beverley

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From a Kabbalistic perspective, the name Beverly, despite not being Hebrew in origin, carries energy of connection to nature and flow. The letters B (Bet) symbolize home and dwelling place, while L (Lamed) represents learning and spirituality. The name invites a flow of abundance and creativity.

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Beverly Sills - Famous American opera singer | Beverly Johnson - American supermodel and actress | Beverly D'Angelo - American actress and singer | Beverly Mitchell - American actress

ברברה | בלה