Bettina

[ buh-tee-nuh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.

Example Sentences

Edis said: “Over a long period of time Bettina Jordan Barber sold a lot of information for a considerable amount of money.”

From The Daily Beast

Bettina von Hase is founder/director of the art consultancy Nine AM, and writes about art and culture.

From The Daily Beast

Bettina von Hase reports from the Ridotto, where Casanova once roamed.

From The Daily Beast

During her protest, with some difficulty, Mrs. Webster was being persuaded to dismount from her burro by Peggy and Bettina.

From Project Gutenberg

Peggy and Bettina both ran forward to the narrow opening between the two cliff walls.

From Project Gutenberg

A moment later Bettina and Peggy walked over and stood on either side of Mrs. Burton.

From Project Gutenberg

Afterwards Gerry apologised, both to Bettina and to her and appeared to repent her behavior.

From Project Gutenberg

She did not dislike him as Bettina Graham did; indeed Peggy rarely disliked any one.

From Project Gutenberg