Bee baby names and what they mean, for bee, with 11 results. Adoption of these girl names was at its most widespread in the 1970s (ADOPTION OF 1.95%) and is now significantly diminished (ADOPTION 0.09%, 95.6% LESS), with names such as Melissa becoming less fashionable. Ba (TOP 15%) and Bey (4%) are familiar last names.

Bea - Mischa

Bea
Short form of Beatrice or Beatrix. Bea (TOP 44%) and Bee (91%) are prevalent as feminine names. [Bee]

Beatrice
Italian and French form of Beatrix .. Beatrice (cf. Betance, Buttice) is a popular -ce suffix last name. [Trixy, Trixie, Beeatrix, Beeatrissa, Beeatrisa, Bee, Beattie, Beatriss, Beatrisa, Beatie, .. 14 more]

Beckett
From Old English language. "Beehive or bee cottage." Beckett is rare as a women's name, registering often (TOP 2%) as a surname. Also a boys' name. Occupational name ..

Bee
.. an English village called Saint Bees. Moderately atypical as a baby name, Bee occurs more often as a last name.

Deborah▼
Derivative of Hebrew element. "Bee." Usage of Deborah, Debreanna, etc. as children's names in 2018 was up 52.7% compared to the previous decade. Biblical .. [Dobra, Debs, Debreanna, Debrah, Debora, Deberah, Debbi, Debbey, Debbera, .. 15 more]

Devora
Stems fr. Hebrew language. "Bee." Usage of Devora and variants as girls' names in 2018 was 28.6% more than in 2017. Variant of Deborah. [Devri, Devorah, Devery, .. 2 more]

Devri
Variant of Deborah (Hebrew) "bee". Deari is a moderately common birth name. See also Devi.

Lissa
.. like Melissa (Greek) "bee", Lissandra, and .. Somewhat popular as children's names, Lissa, Lissette, etc. sound like the familiar Lisette. [Lyssa, Lissette]

Melisande
.. form of Melissa (Greek) "bee; honey". Outside Top 2000. [Melyssandre, Mellisande, Melisandra, Malisande, .. 8 more]

Melissa▼
From Greek element. "Bee; honey." Used frequently as girls' names, Millie, Melissa, etc. are similar to the common Lillie. .. changed into a bee after she .. [Molissa, Missy, Millissent, Melosa, Melly, Mellisa, Melisent, Melisanda, Mallissa, Lisa, .. 21 more]

Mischa
From Russian, Greek. "Bee; honey." Mischa peaked in popularity in 2008. Gender-neutral name. Variant of Melissa.