Bettyann

Bettyann is a feminine moniker that merges the very best of two classic monikers: Betty and Ann. This modern American name draws inspiration from Betty, a diminutive of the Hebrew Elizabeth, and Ann, which also finds its roots in the Hebrew Channah. Elizabeth means "God is my oath" from the Hebrew Elisheba. Ann is an English and Manx form of the French Anne and Latin Anna, meaning "he was gracious" or "he showed favor" from the Hebrew chanan. Both names have been derived from the Old Testament and carry over those sacred meanings should you wish baby to learn from your shared faith. Even outside of religion, Bettyann stands firmly on its own two feet as a beautiful fusion of two well-respected names in one.