Beulah

[ byoo-luh ]

/ ˈbyu lə /

a name applied to the land of Israel or Jerusalem, possibly as denoting their future prosperity. Isa. 62:4. Compare Hephzibah(def 2).

a female given name.

Origin of Beulah

From the Hebrew word bəʾūlāh literally, married woman

Byrd and Melanie Billings were shot to death by masked intruders inside their secluded home in rural Beulah, Florida, on July 9.

Mexican Mafia Connection |Rick Outzen |August 10, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
The couple was shot to death by masked intruders inside their secluded home in rural Beulah, Florida, on July 9.

Florida Murders a Contract Hit? |Rick Outzen |July 21, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
Beulah Rutherford took back with her to Huerfano Park an almost intolerable resentment against the conditions of her life.

The Sheriff's Son |William MacLeod Raine
Beulah Sands will be my wife as soon as I can find a minister to marry us.

Friday, the Thirteenth |Thomas W. Lawson

Your grandfather would be very angry if he knew of these visits to Beulah Place, and then Mr. Erle would get into trouble.

Wee Wifie |Rosa Nouchette Carey
Beulah fancied him a Solon in sagacity, and a Bacon in wisdom.

Wyandotte |James Fenimore Cooper
You are its real uncle; Beulah must ever remember you, and love you, as her own brother!

Wyandotte |James Fenimore Cooper

Beulah

/ (ˈbjuːlə) /

Old Testament the land of Israel (Isaiah 62:4)

Hebrew, literally: married woman