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Beat (pronounced "Beh-at", not like "beet") is a name commonly used in German-speaking countries, mostly in Switzerland. It derives from the Latin word beatus which means "blessed".

Famous persons called Beat include:

The Holy Beatus, legendary person
Beat Raaflaub, conductor

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	'''[[Beat]]''' (pronounced "Beh-at", <u>not</u> like "beet") is a name commonly used in German-speaking countries, mostly in [[Switzerland]]. It derives from the ~~latin~~ word ''beatus'' which means "blessed".		'''[[Beat]]''' (pronounced "Beh-at", <u>not</u> like "beet") is a name commonly used in German-speaking countries, mostly in [[Switzerland]]. It derives from the Latin word ''beatus'' which means "blessed".

	Famous persons called Beat include:		Famous persons called Beat include: