Bettina

[ buh-tee-nuh ]

noun

1. a first name, form of Elizabeth.

Example Sentences

Bettina Brendel, whose mammoth, six-panel 1969 painting “Particles or Waves?” gave the show its title, attempts with mixed success to evoke the foundational duality’s puzzling contradictions, laying out a sequence of crosshatch marks, jagged stripes and swollen curves.

From Los Angeles Times

“My father was from Liverpool and I’ve always been interested in the Royals,” says Bettina Bethuel who came with her friend Taja Shephard.

From BBC

‘Sterling’s wife describes alleged mistress as gold digger in lawsuit’ An article by Bettina Boxall detailed a lawsuit filed by Shelly Sterling against Stiviano, which outlined the affair and gifts that Donald Sterling gave his mistress.

From Los Angeles Times

Following their 2020 research, in which Razani's laboratory first showed that excess dietary protein increases atherosclerosis risk in mice, his next study in collaboration with Bettina Mittendorfer, Ph.D., a metabolism expert at the University of Missouri, Columbia, delved deeper into the potential mechanism and its relevance to the human body.

From Science Daily

A few of Bettina’s old Chelsea Hotel neighbors showed up, including her longtime caretaker, Rachel Cohen, a jewelry and eyewear designer who has lived in the building since the 1970s.

From New York Times