Beatrix

I feel like Beatrix has been waiting to become popular in the US. I think more little girls should be named Beatrix.

Perfect sibset - Caroline, Beatrice and Melanie

Reminds me of Beatrix Kiddo from Kill Bill :)

LOVE the nickname trixie, but it sounds like a hooker name

I like Beatrice much better too.

I hugely prefer Beatrix to Beatrice. Beatrice is almost simpering to me, sort of whiny, and I can't help but see Beat Rice. Beatrix, however, is spunky and bright, with the simple and cute Bea nn as well as light and lively Trixie.

I still agree with myself, but I don't think I should have been so harsh.

Agreed. It is the worst.

Is and will always be a dorky, ugly name for an awkward kid. The "B" is ugly, the "trix" is ugly . . .just no.

Is and will always be a dorky, ugly name for an awkward kid. The "B" is ugly, the "trix" is ugly . .just no.

I used to prefer Beatrice, but I'm starting to love Beatrix, and I think that this might be my favourite of the two. It's awesome, and you can still use Bea, but also Trixie, which is super cute. 💗

I prefer Beatrice to Beatrix, even though Trixie is cute. I just prefer the sound of the full name, Beatrice. I do love Bea, which can be used for either name.

Love the nickname potentials for this name--Bea, Trixie, Bix, Bex...

i'm Beatrix too. And the Nameberrry hasnt wrong. Its mean 'who brings happiness'. but the ' voyager ' also correct! :)
(Beatrise is my nickname)

We named our daughter Beatrix Buttercup B.(last name)in 2013. Her nn is Bixie. We love her name and it suits her spunky personality to a tee. I love that it is unique, but not over the top. More in love with it now than we we picked it!

Lucky daughter :D

I love this name: it's classic but at the same time feels so much edgier and more modern than Beatrice, which I find pretty but a little weak-sounding.

You still get to use the lovely nickname Bea, but there's the additional option of Trix or Trixie for the bold, and the final -x just gives the full name so much more spunk.

Never liked the name Beatrice, sounded old lady like, but when I heard Beatrix in Kill Bill, I fell in love. If I ever have a kid I am seriously considering this one! The badass Kill Bill association is pretty great.

Wow.

Beatrix Potter was born Helen Beatrix Potter, you have it wrong nameberry! When she married she became Helen Beatrix Heelis.

I love how Beatrix combines a classy young woman with a fun and spunky ending!! Plus Bea and Trixie, as well as Trix, make the most diverse nicknames! Beatrix is definateley unique without making others cringe or confused.

This name is specifically cool because of the "tr" bit and the "x" because it makes it have a nice ring to it and the meaning is nice

My husband picked Beatrix as our daughters name as Kill Bill is one of his favorite movies. Her nickname is BB.

I love love love Beatrix, it's one of my all-time favorite names. Beatrix just sounds so bright, spirited and lively, has a joie de vivre to it. It has a vintage unusual-classic charm, sounding feminine without being overly flowery in my opinion, and has a quirky whimsical quality as well. I can imagine a Beatrix of any age, from adorable baby, little girl, young woman to grown lady. Beatrix Potter is a wonderful namesake to have- I grew up loving her illustrated books. This name can do no wrong in my eyes! Bea or Trix/Trixie are nice nicknames, or just full Beatrix since it's short enough on its own!

I really want to name my daughter Beatrix! I just love how it sounds! Plus I love the nn Trixie! Too cute!

I prefer Beatrice but Trixie is a nice nick name.

I think Beatrice is a classier spelling, I hate the idea of the nickname Trixie.

Beatrix reminds me too much of Bellatrix. Beatrice is also a lot softer. I don't like Trixie much, either

Well, my name is Beatrice (I am French)... The English people call me always "Bea" and I like it..............

I love this name! It's in my top 5 for girls. Beatrice is classic and lovely, but I prefer the bit of attitude injected by the trix ending. I'm not a big fan of Trixie as a nickname, though, I prefer Bea.

I much prefer Beatrice.

Try explaining that to the person you're honoring and watch her roll her eyes.

I love that I think of Kill Bill (amazing films!) as soon as I look at the name Beatrix - a very strong name, a great mix of cool & confident, sweet & spunky.

I like this for a middle name. I didn't like it before because it's mentioned so often I got tired of it, but I've looked beyond that and like it more now. Nameberry has the meaning wrong. It means voyager.

This is a cool name! I right away think of Kill Bill, two of my favorite movies.

I love Beatrix, but Beatrice is just okay. I love the connection with Beatrix Potter, and (to me) it's like the glamorous 1950s film star version of the quieter and more reserved Beatrice. Plus it's got 7 letters (don't ask, I'm weird) and it's a brilliant alternative to Bellatrix, without the Harry Potter association and the nn Bella. There's only the wonderful Trixie, which reminds me of a really cool character in a show I like, or Bea/Bee for nns.

I slightly prefer this name over Beatrice because Beatrice is still too old ladyish for me. I do like the nickname Tris, though with Divergent and the fact that I don't like the name Beatrice, I would never use it. The only reason I prefer this over Beatrice is the nickname Trixie which is kinda cute.

I HATE this name and prefer Beatrice. I don't see the appeal. It sounds incomplete and made up. It's also rather harsh. I despise Beatrix and it's unnecessary excessive popularity on Nameberry

Do you think Beatrix could be a secret way in which to honor someone called Helen? (Since Beatrix Potter's actual first name was Helen). :)

I prefer Beatrix to Beatrice. Beatrice is still a little too "old lady" for me...although I LOVE the nickname "Tris" that Veronica Roth used in Divergent. Anywho, I am a huge Beatrix Potter fan and I think Beatrix is lovely and spunky all at once. Would love a little girl named Beatrix!

Greatly prefer Beatrice. The 'trix' syllable is a bit too rough for my taste (which is why I can't stand its nickname Trixie). However I would love to see someone use it because it does have it's own charm and prettiness.