Beyza is a Turkish feminine given name meaning "white," ultimately derived from the Arabic word bayḍāʾ (بيضاء), the feminine form of abyad (أبيض). It is a common name in Turkey, reflecting the cultural influence of Arabic on the Turkish language through Ottoman and Islamic heritage. The name's meaning evokes purity, innocence, and brightness.While Beyza is predominantly a first name in Turkish-speaking regions, it also appears as a placename. The city of Beyza (also spelled Beyza or Bayḍā) in Fars province, Iran, is mentioned in historical records as a settlement in the Sepidan region, with its population growing from 3,593 in 2006 to 7,252 in 2016 census. However, this toponymic use is unrelated to the Turkish given name; the Iranian city's name has a different etymology, likely from Persian or local dialects.Cultural SignificanceThe name Beyza is associated with feminine beauty and elegance in Turkish culture. It is often favored among families who desire a name with a soft, poetic quality. As a Turkish cognate of the Arabic word, it also links to broader Islamic naming traditions where Bayda or Bayza appear in historical and literary contexts.UsageBeyza is exclusively used as a feminine name in Turkey. It has variably spellings, such as Beyza or Beyza, and is occasionally encountered in other Turkic-speaking communities. Related masculine forms include Beyaz (derived from abyad but less common).Meaning: WhiteOrigin: Turkish, from Arabic bayḍāʾType: First nameUsage regions: Turkey