Binyamin

Gender Masculine
Usage Hebrew, Arabic, Biblical Hebrew [1]
Scripts בִּנְיָמִין(Hebrew) بنيامين(Arabic)
Pronounced Pron. /bin.ja.ˈmin/(Hebrew) /bin.jaː.ˈmiːn/(Arabic)  [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Hebrew and Arabic form of Benjamin.

Related Names

Rootsben + yamin
Other Languages & CulturesBenjamin(Biblical) Beniamin(Biblical Greek) Beniamin(Biblical Latin) Benjamin(Croatian) Benjamín(Czech) Benjamin(Danish) Benjamin, Ben(Dutch) Benjamin, Ben, Benj, Benji, Benjy, Bennie, Benny(English) Benjamin(Finnish) Benjamin(French) Benjamin, Ben(German) Veniamin(Greek) Peni(Hawaiian) Benjámin(Hungarian) Benjamín(Icelandic) Beniamino(Italian) Benjaminas, Benas(Lithuanian) Venijamin(Macedonian) Benjamin(Norwegian) Beniamin(Polish) Benjamim(Portuguese) Beniamin(Romanian) Veniamin, Venyamin(Russian) Benjamín(Slovak) Benjamin(Slovene) Benjamín(Spanish) Benjamin(Swedish) Bünyamin(Turkish)

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Categories

tyrants

Sources & References

  1. Strong, James. The Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible, entry h1144, available from https://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?strongs=h1144.
Entry updated December 1, 2024