Ami Ben

in the US

There are 42 people with the name "Ami Ben" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Ami	2,065
Ben	6,322
Ami Ben	548,551

is 2,061st most common Jong
is 2,062nd most common Magda
is 2,063rd most common Long
is 2,064th most common Sharyn
is 2,065th most common Ami
is 2,066th most common Rafaela
is 2,067th most common Jules
is 2,068th most common Dorene
is 2,069th most common Margarete

is 6,318th most common Wescott
is 6,319th most common Ambriz
is 6,320th most common Nieman
is 6,321st most common Bemis
is 6,322nd most common Ben
is 6,323rd most common Greaves
is 6,324th most common Letourneau
is 6,325th most common Mcclinton
is 6,326th most common Nigro

is 548,547th most common Amber Zimmerman
is 548,548th most common Amelia Alvarado
is 548,549th most common Amelia Guerrero
is 548,550th most common Amelia Roberts
is 548,551st most common Ami Ben
is 548,552nd most common Amit Sinha
is 548,553rd most common Amos Hill
is 548,554th most common Amparo Vargas
is 548,555th most common Amy Adamson

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Meaning & History

Ami

Ben

Muslim: abstracted as a surname from Arabic ben ‘son of’, as in Bensoussan. This is quite commonly used as a surname among Muslims living in France.

Italian (also Del Ben): from a dialect form of bene ‘well’. This form, without the preposition, is found only in Belluno province, in particular in Taibon Agordino.

Indian (Gujarat): from Gujarati ben ‘sister’, from Sanskrit bhaginī, a title often attached to their given name by Gujarati women. It is not a true family name, but is sometimes used as a last name by women who do not have a surname.