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Beatriz
Beatriz (name) means a female given name from Portuguese and Spanish, equivalent to English Beatrice. Example: “Beatriz moved to Lisbon after finishing university.”
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A female given name from Portuguese and Spanish, equivalent to English Beatrice.
"Dr. Beatriz Arias, a senior research scientist at the Center for Applied Linguistics, said Arizona’s law is discriminating against people based on the language they speak – and what language people speak is often an indicator of their race."
— Harmeet Kaur, FYI: English isn’t the official language of the United States (2018)
"Beatriz moved to Lisbon after finishing university."
How to use Beatriz
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe Spanish and Portuguese form of the name Beatrice.
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_____ moved to Lisbon after finishing university.
Etymology
Borrowed directly from Portuguese and Spanish; a doublet of Beatrice.
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What does “Beatriz” mean?
The word “Beatriz” means a female given name from Portuguese and Spanish, equivalent to English Beatrice. In plain terms, the Spanish and Portuguese form of the name Beatrice.
How do you use “Beatriz” in a sentence?
Here is “Beatriz” used in a sentence: “Beatriz moved to Lisbon after finishing university.”
What part of speech is “Beatriz”?
“Beatriz” is a name.
Where does the word “Beatriz” come from?
The word “Beatriz” comes from Spanish. Borrowed directly from Portuguese and Spanish; a doublet of Beatrice.
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