Buelah

Buelah represents a spelling variation of the more common Beulah, a feminine name with Hebrew origins meaning 'married' or 'bride.' Appearing in the Bible (Isaiah 62:4), the name describes the relationship between God and Jerusalem. The Buelah spelling gained limited usage in the early 20th century, particularly in southern American communities. This name evokes a vintage charm reminiscent of the Victorian and early 20th century eras when it enjoyed modest popularity. After declining in use since the 1930s, Buelah retains an antique, almost folkloric quality that connects to rural American heritage. While the standard Beulah spelling is more recognized, Buelah offers a subtle variation for parents drawn to authentic vintage names with biblical roots and a distinctly traditional feminine sound.

Pronounced byoo-LAH.

As of October 2026, Buelah ranked #5865 for girls in US births in 1966 SSA, peaked at #729 for girls in 1896.