Personally I think this name is amazing for a female BECAUSE IT'S MY NAME AND I'M A FEMALE I spell it with one T and y’all are so negative to a great name. Like actually shut ur mouth when y’all’s names are Ronda and Cassidy. Like bro get a life and stop hating on people's names.
― Anonymous User 4/7/2023
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I love the name Bennett. However, I’m not a fan of the nickname Ben.
― Anonymous User 10/18/2022
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While preferring Benedict, I like it as an alternative to Benedict, a quite obvious secular form of Hebrew "Baruch", the name of the prophet Jeremiah's scribe.
I had no idea Bennett was even used on girls until today. Sounds borderline awful to be honest. To each their own.With that being said, this name is very surname-y, and I usually only hear it as a surname or a middle name, but it’s not bad or anything. Quite handsome actually. Lovely meaning.
I LOVE this name for a girl it's just so adorable and cute! My brother's name is Bennett and he really likes it for himself. And guys, STOP HATING ON THIS NAME FOR GIRLS, it's sooooo cute.
I first learned of the name Bennett when I read about it in the original “Freakonomics” book by Dubner and Levitt, around 2005-2006. I went on to name my son this in mid 2007. The authors predicted that the name would take off and it seems that they were correct. 12 years later, we’ve been very happy with this name selection and it fits our son. He typically goes by his full name, Bennett, or occasionally, Ben.
― Anonymous User 5/13/2019
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My daughter, who is now 10, is named Bennett Elizabeth. Some call her Bennie. She’s adorable and the name suits her.
Bennett is such a great boy name! It blows my mind people would think that this is good to use on girls.
― Anonymous User 12/30/2018
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For a girl- I love it! For a boy- don’t like it at all. Way toooo feminine! All males should have strong names while all females should have all kinds of names! Girls rule! Tee hee!
― Anonymous User 11/21/2018
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In 2018, 2 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Bennett who is registered male with the Social Security Administration. It is the 1, 497th most common male first name for living U.S. citizens. In 2018, 2 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Bennett who is registered female with the Social Security Administration. It is the 15, 640th most common female first name for living U.S. citizens.
― Anonymous User 10/16/2018
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The name Bennett was unfortunately given to 104 girls born in the US in 2015.
I like this name, so we gave it to our cat. Bennett D'Angelo (yes, he has a middle name, because I just like names). Anyway, he's a brat, so he got the nickname Benito when we discovered that was Mussolini's first name. He mostly goes by Ben or Benny though.
― Anonymous User 2/20/2016
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We are expecting baby number four, if it is a boy we will be naming him Bennett! I love it!
― Anonymous User 9/6/2014
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Bennett Alfred Cerf was a American publisher and founder of Random House, the world's largest trade book publisher. He was also a regular panelist on the game show "What's My Line?"
I love this name.. but I don't pronounce it "BEN-NET" I like it pronounced "BE-NAY" Plus, if I have a daughter I'm naming her Benét. I think it's adorable!
I know two Bennett's, one is named after the other actually (they're not related). They both go by Ben.
― Anonymous User 1/11/2013
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I know a boy named Bennett. Pretty much everyone but me calls him Ben, but I love saying his full name, so I swap the two regularly. Maybe it's because the Bennett I know is so fun and intelligent - but I really like this name.
A famous female bearer of this name is Bennett Halverson from Dollhouse, a brilliant programmer who is also slightly crazy. She was played by Summer Glau.
― Anonymous User 5/10/2012
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Bennett Eli Rappaport, Or "Ben Rappaport" is the lead actor in the NBC show "Outsourced".
Bennett is a great name for a boy. I also like the meaning of this name.
― Anonymous User 9/30/2006
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Cute name!
― Anonymous User 6/22/2006
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Bennet is the last name of Elizabeth, the heroine of "Pride & Prejudice" by Jane Austen.
― Anonymous User 4/3/2006
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Originally a French name, Bennett made its way mysteriously into Wales during the Renaissance. It remains a rather common name in Wales, as well as in the state of Utah, where it is a common surname and often memorialized as a given name. From Benedictus (Latin: good speaker), though it is now commonly defined as meaning "small beloved" or "little beloved."