No. 3,984 in Spanish

beverly

The word "beverly" has no meaning in Spanish; it appears to be a proper noun.

In a sentence

Beverly es una ciudad en California donde vive mi amiga.
Beverly is a city in California where my friend lives.
In this sentence, 'Beverly' refers to a proper noun, specifically the name of a city known as Beverly Hills.
La película se llama Beverly Hills Chihuahua y es muy divertida.
The movie is called Beverly Hills Chihuahua and it's very funny.
Here, 'Beverly' is part of a proper noun used in the title of a movie.
Mi vecina se llama Beverly y siempre nos trae galletas.
My neighbor is named Beverly, and she always brings us cookies.
In this sentence, 'Beverly' is used as a given name referring to a person, the speaker's neighbor.

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