Bethanya name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Hebrew

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Bethanya

Meaning: House of Poverty, Name of the Village, House and Worshipper of God

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What does Bethanya mean?

Bethanya is a spelling variant of Bethania. Bethania is derivation of Bethany. Bethania is equivalent of The Hebrew Place Name בֵּית־תְּאֵנָה Meaning House of the Figs Or House of the Poor in Greek and Latin languages.

Variants of Bethanya

Bethania, Bet, Bethan, Beta, Bette, Petula, Bechan, Elisheba, Bethany

Names that rhyme with Bethanya

How popular is the name Bethanya?

Bethanya is a rare baby name in United States however it is still in use. At least, 60 people globally have carried Bethanya as their given name according to our estimate.

Year	Rank	Births
2011	14803	6

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Your personal progress matters more than your professional achievements and goals. You don't care about how others see you as long as you are feeling good about yourself. You are not a fan of monotony and you can't stand people who just dwell in their comfort zone, waiting for something to happen. You are deeply related to the 5 senses. Set up a positive mindset and enjoy. You can't stand being imprisoned by your feelings for someone. You would rather pretend that you don't have them.

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