BEH

Beh is a three-letter sequence that does not denote a single, universal topic. In use, it appears as a surname in some communities and as an acronym or abbreviation in different organizational contexts. Because it is short and arises in multiple languages and regions, its meaning is highly context dependent.

As a surname, Beh is found among people of Chinese descent in parts of Southeast Asia, including Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. In these contexts, Beh typically reflects a local transliteration of one or more Chinese family names, with the exact origin varying by dialect and romanization system. Surname usage can differ across communities, and the spelling may also appear in variants such as Behu or Bèh in different languages or historical records. Distinct familial lines sharing the name are not connected by a single standardized origin beyond this transliteration pattern.

As an acronym, BEH or similar forms are used for multiple organizations, committees, or terms, depending on local or field-specific conventions. There is no universally adopted expansion that defines BEH across all domains, so its meaning must be determined from the accompanying context.

Because Beh is a short, cross-language sequence, it also appears as part of longer words in many languages and does not on its own convey a fixed concept. See also: bleh, meh.