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Benejaminas - Name Meaning, Origin & Popularity

Spelling of Benejaminas

B-E-N-E-J-A-M-I-N-A-S, is a 11-letter male given name.

Meaning of Benejaminas

Son of the right hand.

Origin of Benejaminas

'Benejaminas' is derived from the Lithuanian form of the name Benjamin, which itself has Hebrew roots. The name Benjamin comes from the Hebrew name 'Binyamin', meaning 'son of the right hand' or 'son of the south'. In the Bible, Benjamin was one of the twelve sons of Jacob and Rachel, and he was the youngest and most beloved son.

Lithuanian Names

Popularity of Benejaminas

While the name Benjamin has been popular in many countries, the Lithuanian variation, 'Benejaminas', has a more localized usage. It has been predominantly used within Lithuania and among Lithuanian communities around the world. The popularity of the name 'Benejaminas' has remained relatively steady over time, with no significant spikes or declines in usage.

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Etymology of Benejaminas

The etymology of the name 'Benejaminas' can be understood by examining its Lithuanian roots. The name 'Benejaminas' consists of two parts 'benas' and 'jaminas'. 'Benas' is derived from the Lithuanian word 'bendras', meaning 'common' or 'general'. 'Jaminas' is a Lithuanian adaptation of the Hebrew name 'Benjamin'. Therefore, when combined, the name 'Benejaminas' can be interpreted as 'common son of the right hand' or 'general son of the south.'

Cultural Significance of Benejaminas

In Lithuanian culture, names hold great importance and are often chosen to honor family members or to reflect certain values or aspirations. The name 'Benejaminas', with its Lithuanian adaptation of the Hebrew name Benjamin, signifies a connection to both the Lithuanian and Jewish heritage. It represents a sense of pride in one's roots and a celebration of cultural diversity.