Beata

Beate is a female first name. In Latin beatus "blessed" means "happy". Beate is translated thus " the Blessed / Blessed ", " the Happy ".

Name-day

The feast is on April 8. Before the reform of the Holy calendar by the second Vatican Council in 1962, he was on March 8. The current date goes back to the death of Beate ( Beata ) of Ribnitz, daughter of Duke Henry II of Mecklenburg. Beate was regarded as exceptionally peaceful and loving the next. She was from 1350 until her death on April 8, 1399 abbess in Holy Cross Monastery of the Poor Clares to Ribnitz in Mecklenburg.

Famous names winners

  • Beate Baumann ( born 1963 ), chief of staff of CDU politician Angela Merkel
  • Beate Finckh (* 1960), German actress
  • Beate Habetz (* 1961), German cyclist
  • Beate Hasenau (1936-2003), German film actress, cabaret artist and voice actor
  • Beata Kądziołka ( born 1986 ), Polish chess player
  • Beate Klarsfeld (* 1939), German - French journalist, activist Enlightenment Nazi crimes
  • Beate Koch ( born 1967), German track and field athlete
  • Beate Merk ( * 1957), German politician
  • Beate Morgenstern ( born 1946 ), German writer
  • Beate Peters ( b. 1959 ), German athlete ( javelin thrower )
  • Beate Uhse (1919-2001), German pilot and entrepreneur
  • Beate Weber ( * 1943), German local politician
  • Beate Wendt (born 1971 ), German football player
  • Beate Zschäpe (* 1975), German Rechtsextremistin

Family name

  • Friedhelm Beate (1936-1999), German pensioner

Variants

  • Bea
  • Beade
  • Beata
  • Male: Beat ( primarily in Switzerland )
  • Female first name
(1043) Beate Henry II, Lord of Mecklenburg Beate Uhse-Rotermund Beat (name)
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