Choosing a name is not easy. This is one of the first decisions that will affect the rest of the child’s life – after all, she will carry them throughout her life. Some people believe that different names hide different character traits. These names that many parents are choosing these days are both traditional and modern. Among female names, records of popularity are broken by Zofia and Hanna, but also by Oliwia and Lena. Beata can be included in the group of once common and now disappearing. The name bears, among others, Beata Kozidrak, Beata Tyszkiewicz or Beata Tadla.
Many Polish women used to bear the name Beata. What does it matter?
comes from Latin. It means “blessed”, “lucky”, “fighting” and “happy”. Women with this name celebrate their name days on March 8, June 29, August 29 and September 6.
Some believe that the name Beata hides ambition, stubbornness and courage. These are women who are supposed to know what they want. They are characterized by a huge amount of energy, which they willingly use for travel. They are curious about the world and like to stand out in the crowd. Although they usually don’t take failure well, they are good organizers and create lasting friendships that have a chance to last for years. They often have no problem meeting new people and helping those in need. They can be especially sensitive to the fate of four-legged
“Beata” is losing popularity. The statistics leave no illusions
According to the website, only 36 girls were given the name Beata in the whole of 2021, and only 15 in the first half of 2022. This is a huge decrease compared to 2000, when 534 girls received it, or 2010, when the number was 127.
Analyzing the given indicators, one can come to the conclusion that if the trend does not change again after some time, the name of Beata will practically disappear.
Source: Gazeta
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