Associations to the word «Beth»
Noun
- Ephraim
- Brooklyn
- Cooper
- Lem
- Scarlett
- Mar
- Linda
- Cathy
- Julia
- Pam
- Geoff
- Annette
- Harvard
- Courtney
- Sasha
- Gaines
- Gretchen
- Synapse
- Sutherland
- Mick
- Mcguire
- Charleston
- Cheryl
- Alicia
- Una
- Kate
- Diane
- Haley
- Stern
- Galilee
- Gina
- Natasha
- Carrie
- Zach
- Assyrian
- Heather
- Cary
- Mimi
- Soap
- Peyton
- Becky
- Carole
- Levin
- Alvin
- Rob
- Willis
- Gavin
- Priscilla
- Lesbian
- Classmate
- Freeman
- Logan
- Pamela
- Mari
- Ashley
- Bookseller
- Skip
- Judy
- Maud
- Dunlop
- Tesla
- Friedman
- Rachel
- Julie
- Melinda
- Doyle
- Actress
- Rachael
- Mor
- Hess
- Isaac
- Daly
- Tyler
- Tommy
- Miriam
- Parson
- Li
- Kelly
- Sue
- Tracy
- Hospital
- Pulitzer
- Gossip
- Cemetery
- Hartford
- Patty
- Arbor
- Toni
- Ordination
- Bethesda
- Sweetheart
- Leah
- Martha
- Greenberg
Wiktionary
BETH, noun. Name of the second letter of the Aramaic alphabet, 𐡁
BETH, noun. Name of the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet, ב
BETH, noun. Name of the second letter of the Syriac alphabet, ܒ
BETH, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given names Elizabeth, Elisabeth, and sometimes Bethany. Also a formal given name or middle name.
BETH DIN, noun. (Judaism) A rabbinical court which regulates certain parts of Jewish law.
BETH DIN, noun. Alternative spelling of beth din
BETH HAMIDRASH, noun. A Jewish house of study where the study of the Torah is undertaken.
Dictionary definition
BETH, noun. The 2nd letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
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