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Bess — may refer to:People *Elizabeth I (1533 1603), also known as Good Queen Bess *Elizabeth Bess Truman (1885 1920), First Lady of the United States and wife of Harry S. Truman *Elizabeth Raleigh (1565 1647), aka Bess or Elizabeth Throgmorton, wife of … Wikipedia
Bess — f English: short form of ELIZABETH (SEE Elizabeth), in common use in the days of Queen Elizabeth I, who was known as ‘Good Queen Bess’. Pet forms: Bessie, Bessy … First names dictionary
Bess [1] — Bess, engl. Abkürzung für Elizabeth (Elisabeth) … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Bess — [bes] n. a feminine name: see ELIZABETH1 … English World dictionary
BESS — This article is about the physics experiment. For the US Navy school, see Basic Enlisted Sub School. For other uses of the word, see Bess. BESS is a particle physics experiment carried by a balloon. BESS stands for Balloon borne Experiment with… … Wikipedia
Bess — Recorded as in England and Scotland as Bess, Besse, Bessey, Biss, Bisset, Bissett, and in France and Belgium as Bes, Bess, Besse, Bex, Bez, with diminutives including Besseau, Besset, Bessey, Bezou, Bezout, and collectives such as Bessiere,… … Surnames reference
bess — ab·bess; bess; … English syllables
Bess — noun A diminutive of the female given name Elizabeth. King Edward. Come hither, Bess, and let me kiss my boy. See Also: Bessie, Bessy … Wiktionary
Bess — englische Koseform von → Elisabeth (Bedeutung: mein Gott ist vollkommen). Bekannt durch George Gershwins Oper »Porgy and Bess« … Deutsch namen
Bess of Hardwick — Bess of Hardwick, die Gräfin von Shrewsbury, 1592 Elizabeth Hardwick (Hardwicke), Gräfin von Shrewsbury, (* 1527; † 1608) wurde als Bess of Hardwick bekannt. Sie war die Tochter eines Adligen aus Derbyshire … Deutsch Wikipedia
