Bette
Diminutive of Elizabeth
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Bette Origin and Meaning
The name Bette is a girl's name of Hebrew origin.
Pronounced a la Bette (Betty) Davis or Bette (Bet) Midler, a twentieth-century relic. Though if the equally vintage Betty comes back, Bette may be close behind.
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Famous People Named Bette
- Ruth Elizabeth "Bette" DavisAmerican actress
- Bette MidlerAmerican singer/actress
- Elizabeth "Bette" CooperMiss America 1937
- Bette Jean GreeneAmerican children's novelist
- Bette FrankeDutch model
- (Bette) Joy PhilbinAmerican TV personality; wife of Regis Philbin
- Bette Claire Nesmith GrahamAmerican inventor of White,Out; mother of musician Michael Nesmith of The Monkees
- Bette Joan HenritzeAmerican actress
- Bette Bao LordChinese,American activist
- Bette Ford (born Harriet Elizabeth Dingeldein)American actress, model and bullfighter
- Bette GordonAmerican film director
- Bette Bright (born Anne Martin)English rock singer of band Deaf School
- Bette Bournestage name of Peter Bourne, English drag queen and actor
- Bette McLaurinAmerican R&B singer
- Bette GraysonAmerican actress; wife of playwright Clifford Odets
Bette in Pop Culture
- Lisbeth "Bette" Fischermain character in"Cousin Bette," novel by Honoré de Balzac and later film
- Bette PorterJennifer Beals's character in TV's "The L Word"
- Bette Kane aka BatGirl and Flamebird, character in DC comics
- Bette Tattlerconjoined twin character on TV's "American Horror Story: Freak Show"; twin of sister Dot
- Bette San Souci aka Plastiquecharacter on TV's "The Flash"
- Bette Katzenkazrahicharacter on American soap "Sunset Beach"
- Bette Tremontcharacter in novel/film "Dad"
- Bette Noircharacter in comic book series "Iredeemable"
- "Bette Davis Eyes" 1974 song by Kim Carnes