Bena

Appendix:Variations of "bena" Translingual mul Etymology mul Proper noun 1 f genus family Nolidae certain moths Hypernyms genus ; Chloephorinae subfamily subfamily; Chloephorini tribe tribe; Sarrothripina subtribe subtribe Hyponyms genus Bena bicolorana species (scarce silver-lines) selected species References Bena (moth) 1 1 English Etymology 1 en Noun s * A member of a Bantu people who live north of Lake Nyasa. Proper noun The Bantu language of this people. Translations language Cherokee: chr ᏇᎾ See also bez Etymology 2 Various origins: Borrowed from en it Benà, a reduced form of the medieval personal name it Benenato. Borrowed from en hu Béna, a nickname from hu béna lame. Borrowed from en cs - and en sk Béňa, a diminutive of cs Benedikt. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Bena is the 38850th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 568 individuals. Bena is most common among White (69.37%) and Hispanic/Latino (25.7%) individuals. Etymology 3 Various place names, etymology shown individually if known. Proper noun en unincorporated community co/Kern County s/California c/USA. en minor city co/Cass County s/Minnesota c/USA. en village s:suf/Kebbi north-west c/Nigeria. en small town lgarea/South Gippsland s/Victoria c/Australia; from an Aboriginal name for the en lyrebird. Etymology 4 Proper noun An Adamawa language of Nigeria. See also yun Further reading yun Anagrams en aben Bane Bean bane bean nabe en 2-syllable words en Languages en surnames from Czech surnames from Slovak surnames from Hungarian surnames from Italian Slovak Etymology sk :bor hu:Benö + 1 Pronunciation Noun f sk dog Declension f sg Further reading Bena 195 3