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Beatriz "Bia" Gaspar is a fictional character from the show Chiquititas.
Exotic and pretty name.
Also Catalan: http://www.idescat.cat/noms/?q=beatriz&lang=en
Also Aragonese: https://an.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beatriz_d%27Arag%C3%B3n
More than 99.9 percent of people with the first name Beatriz are female.
Also Catalan and Galician.
My name is Beatriz and it is NOT an old lady name. I don't know why people think that. I've seen many babies that have the name Beatriz.
The meaning of Beatriz is: that who brings joy.
The name Beatriz was given to 118 baby girls born in the US in 2012.
Beatriz (1347-1381) was the daughter of King Pedro I of Portugal and his second wife Ines.
Beatriz (1530-1530) was the daughter of King Joao III of Portugal and his wife Katharina of Austria.
Beatriz (1504-1538) was the daughter of King Manoel I of Portugal and his second wife Maria. She later married the Duke of Savoy.
Beatriz of Portugal (1372-1408), only daughter of King Fernando I of Portugal and his wife Leonor Telles.
My name is Beatriz and it's a very common name for young girls here in Brazil. I'm 16 and there are 3 Beatriz in my class (out of 36).
Bia is my nickname and it's almost like if it was my name because everybody calls me that way!
Everybody says great things about my name and I love it!
"Beatriz" is also pronounced "bee-ah-treesh" in Portuguese.
Beatriz daCosta (aka: Fire) is a DC character from Justice League.
It's actually pronounced bee-a-TREEZH in Portuguese, a common nickname is Bia (BEE-a). Extremely popular for girls under 12, every other baby is named this. Before, it used to be an old lady's name, but not so much anymore. I have a friend named this (she's 18) and she's less than happy at seeing so many little Beatrizes, since she was the only one in the whole school when we were in elementary.
Somehow, this sounds like an old lady name. I can't picture a little girl in a store with the mom yelling Beatriz. It just doesn't seem right.
Portuguese: BEE-u-trizh.
The emphasis is on the last syllable, not the second. Here's how it works: in Spanish, as a rule, the accent is on the second-to-last syllable. If the word ends with a consonant other than S or N, it's on the last syllable. (These rules don't apply if a word contains a written accent.) [noted -ed]
A famous bearer is Ana Beatriz Barros, a model who hails from Itabria, Brazil.

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