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Betty is a charming and popular feminine given name that serves as an affectionate form of Elizabeth, which has deep roots in biblical tradition. The name originated in Western culture as a diminutive of Elizabeth but spread and became an independent name in its own right. In Hebrew, the name is directly connected to the biblical name Elisheva, the wife of Aaron the High Priest and brother of Moses. Elisheva was a woman of high spiritual standing, daughter of Amminadab, prince of the tribe of Judah, and her role as the wife of the High Priest was central to the people of Israel. The name Betty maintains this profound connection to Jewish heritage while offering a modern, accessible, and international version. The name Betty became especially widespread in the 20th century in the United States and English-speaking countries, where it became one of the most popular names for women. It carries with it an atmosphere of warmth, affection, and simplicity, expressing a friendly and approachable character. In Israel, the name Betty was adopted by many families, particularly among communities seeking names with an international character while maintaining a connection to Jewish sources. The name represents a bridge between tradition and innovation, between ancient biblical roots and the modern spirit of the twenty-first century. Women bearing the name Betty are often perceived as having warm personalities, close to people, and possessing the ability to create strong social connections. Culturally, the name Betty carries a rich load of nostalgia and popular culture. Many famous figures have borne this name, contributing to its popularity and the positive image associated with it. The name conveys a sense of authenticity, honesty, and integrity-qualities highly valued in modern society. In a spiritual sense, the name Betty preserves the original meaning of Elisheva-"my God is an oath" or "God is my vow"-expressing deep commitment to faith and spiritual values. Women bearing this name are often perceived as having inner strength, loyalty, and the ability to keep promises and maintain high moral values. The name Betty, despite its apparent simplicity, contains great depth of historical, cultural, and spiritual meaning, and it continues to be a beloved choice for parents seeking a classic name with a modern touch.

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Betty | Bettie | Bette

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Exodus 6:23 - And these are the names of the sons of Aaron the priests... And Aaron took Elisheba, daughter of Amminadab, sister of Nahshon, as his wife

In Kabbalah, the name Betty is connected to the Sefirot of Chesed (Kindness) and Malchut (Kingdom), expressing giving and feminine leadership. The name carries energy of connection between worlds-the spiritual world and the material world, between ancient tradition and modern expression. It symbolizes the ability to maintain faith and spiritual commitment while dealing with daily reality.

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Betty Davis - legendary American actress | Betty Ford - First Lady of the United States | Betty White - American actress and comedian | Betty Rockaway - Israeli singer | Betty Boop - iconic animated character

אלישבע | אליזבת | בת-שבע | בתיה | בלה

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