Beyla is a figure in Norse mythology who serves as one of the servants of Freyr alongside her husband, Byggvir. Her presence in the mythological canon is limited to specific mentions within the Poetic Edda poem Lokasenna, specifically appearing in stanzas 55 and 66, as well as in the prose introduction.
Because there are no extensive descriptions of Beyla's actions or characteristics, scholars primarily rely on the etymology of her name to understand her significance. The exact meaning of the name remains unclear, though various theories have proposed that it may be related to "cow," "bean," or "bee."