Marybeth

Meaning of Marybeth

Marybeth blends Mary (Hebrew for “beloved”) with Beth (Hebrew for “God is my oath”) into a name that dances off the tongue as MER-ee-beth. It has roots in English naming traditions. But it glows with a warm Latin rhythm, like a sunrise over a seaside pueblo. For decades it winked from nursery lists, peaking mid-century before settling into a cozy revival. Today it’s rare enough to feel like a hidden treasure (#933 in 2024) yet familiar enough to spark smiles. Parents pick Marybeth for that vintage charm and the joy of two names in one—twice the sweetness, twice the spirit. She inspires with gentle strength and playful spark. Marybeth is not just a name; it’s an open door to warmth, hope, and endless possibility.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as MER-ee-beth (/ˈmɑr.i.bɛθ/)

• Maryann
• Marylou
• Maryjane
• Maryellen
• Maryrose
• Maryanne
• Marysue