Betul is a Turkish and Arabic name meaning "ascetic virgin" or "pious maiden." It has been used in both Turkish and Muslim cultures, often referring to women known for their devotion and purity. The name has seen fluctuations in popularity over the years, with its peak in 2013 when it was given to 12 in every million babies, according to the Social Security Administration. Despite its decline in popularity, Betul remains significant due to its rich cultural and religious heritage.
