Gender Masculine
Usage English
Pronounced Pron. /ˈbɛn.i/  [key·simplify]

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Related Names

VariantsBen, Benj, Benji, Benjy, Benny
Other Languages & CulturesBinyamin(Arabic) Benjamin(Biblical) Beniamin(Biblical Greek) Binyamin(Biblical Hebrew) Beniamin(Biblical Latin) Benjamin(Croatian) Benedikt, Benjamín(Czech) Benjamin, Bendt, Bent(Danish) Benjamin, Ben, Benedictus(Dutch) Benjamin, Pentti(Finnish) Benjamin, Benoît(French) Bieito(Galician) Benedikt, Benjamin, Ben(German) Veniamin(Greek) Peni(Hawaiian) Binyamin(Hebrew) Benedek, Benett, Benjámin, Bence(Hungarian) Benedikt, Benjamín(Icelandic) Benedetto, Beniamino, Benito, Bettino(Italian) Benedictus(Late Roman) Bendiks(Latvian) Benedick(Literature) Benediktas, Benjaminas, Benas(Lithuanian) Venijamin(Macedonian) Benjamin, Bendik, Bent(Norwegian) Benedykt, Beniamin(Polish) Benedito, Benjamim, Bento(Portuguese) Beniamin(Romanian) Veniamin, Venyamin, Benedikt(Russian) Benjamín(Slovak) Benjamin(Slovene) Benedicto, Benjamín, Benito(Spanish) Benjamin, Bengt(Swedish) Bünyamin(Turkish) Benesh(Yiddish)

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Entry updated February 28, 2019