Binni
Germanic/Sanskrit · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Binni
Binni is a diminutive or informal form derived from names like Benedikt, Benjamin, or Bindu, meaning "blessed" (from Latin benedictus) or "drop of water" (from Sanskrit), depending on its linguistic root.
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Etymology
Binni is a diminutive or informal form derived from names like Benedikt, Benjamin, or Bindu, meaning "blessed" (from Latin benedictus) or "drop of water" (from Sanskrit), depending on its linguistic root. The name is used across Germanic, Hindu, and Scandinavian cultures, with particular prevalence in German-speaking regions and Indian communities.
Binni currently ranks #3,029 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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