Boy Benton “The man from the town near the bend of the road,” from the Anglo-Saxon bend an (to bend) and tun a town or village). Benton Name Origin: English Pronunciation: b(e)-nton, ben-ton See what 4 people think about Benton Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Benton name meaning, which is “The man from the town near the bend of the road,” from the Anglo-Saxon bend an (to bend) and tun a town or village). Ask your friends & family about Benton… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Benton Name Popularity How popular is the name Benton? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 — 0 0% 1911 — 5 0.0013% 1912 — 7 0.0014% 1913 — 14 0.0025% 1914 — 16 0.0023% 1915 — 21 0.0023% 1916 — 22 0.0023% 1917 — 24 0.0024% 1918 — 23 0.0021% 1919 — 39 0.0037% 1920 — 44 0.004% 1921 — 22 0.0019% 1922 — 32 0.0029% 1923 — 32 0.0029% 1924 — 36 0.0031% 1925 — 26 0.0023% 1926 — 44 0.004% 1927 — 33 0.003% 1928 — 38 0.0036% 1929 — 23 0.0022% 1930 — 44 0.0042% 1931 — 17 0.0017% 1932 — 16 0.0016% 1933 — 13 0.0014% 1934 — 20 0.0021% 1935 — 6 0.0006% 1936 — 16 0.0017% 1937 — 21 0.0021% 1938 — 12 0.0012% 1939 — 11 0.0011% 1940 — 17 0.0016% 1941 — 7 0.0006% 1942 — 20 0.0016% 1943 — 5 0.0004% 1944 — 37 0.003% 1945 — 15 0.0012% 1946 — 8 0.0005% 1947 — 11 0.0007% 1948 — 17 0.0011% 1949 — 18 0.0011% 1950 — 17 0.0011% 1951 — 17 0.001% 1952 — 15 0.0009% 1953 — 5 0.0003% 1954 — 5 0.0003% 1955 — 11 0.0006% 1956 — 6 0.0003% 1957 — 19 0.001% 1958 — 25 0.0013% 1959 — 17 0.0009% 1960 — 12 0.0006% 1961 — 14 0.0007% 1962 — 27 0.0015% 1963 — 21 0.0012% 1964 — 12 0.0007% 1965 — 9 0.0006% 1966 — 21 0.0013% 1967 — 12 0.0008% 1968 — 5 0.0003% 1969 — 5 0.0003% 1970 — 6 0.0004% 1971 — 21 0.0014% 1972 — 5 0.0004% 1973 — 0 0% 1974 — 5 0.0004% 1975 — 7 0.0005% 1976 — 10 0.0008% 1977 — 18 0.0013% 1978 — 0 0% 1979 — 11 0.0008% 1980 — 10 0.0007% 1981 — 26 0.0018% 1982 — 23 0.0015% 1983 — 14 0.0009% 1984 — 30 0.002% 1985 — 31 0.002% 1986 — 18 0.0012% 1987 — 27 0.0018% 1988 — 38 0.0024% 1989 — 30 0.0019% 1990 — 34 0.0021% 1991 — 25 0.0015% 1992 — 24 0.0015% 1993 — 16 0.001% 1994 — 31 0.002% 1995 — 54 0.0036% 1996 — 52 0.0035% 1997 — 41 0.0028% 1998 — 52 0.0035% 1999 — 46 0.0031% 2000 — 52 0.0034% 2001 — 32 0.0021% 2002 — 24 0.0016% 2003 — 39 0.0026% 2004 — 56 0.0037% 2005 — 38 0.0025% 2006 — 48 0.0031% 2007 — 79 0.005% 2008 — 59 0.0038% 2009 — 42 0.0028% 2010 — 124 0.0086% 2011 — 164 0.0115% 2012 — 206 0.0145% 2013 — 170 0.0119% 2014 — 164 0.0113% 2015 — 211 0.0145% 2016 — 233 0.0162% 2017 — 176 0.0126% 2018 — 157 0.0114% 2019 — 122 0.009% 2020 — 106 0.0083% 2021 — 92 0.0075% 2022 — 95 0.0072% 2023 — 89 0.0069% Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Iowa (IA) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Maryland (MD) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) Nebraska (NE) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Pennsylvania (PA) South Carolina (SC) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Benton If you like Benton, you’ll love these other names like Benton. What names sound like Benton? If you like how Benton sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Benton. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Boynton Town near the Boyne Gaelic What names are similar to Benton? Find a name that’s like Benton, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Belton Beautiful town English Benson Son of Ben Berton Bright settlement English Brenton Bryni's settlement, Flame settlement English Fenton Settlement on the marsh English Kenton The royal settlement English Renton Settlement of the roe deer English Lists With Benton Find inspiration in these baby boy name lists featuring the name Benton. Cute Middle Names for Boys You’re Sure to Love // 287 names Cute boy middle names elevate your name combination to new heights. Check out our list of adorable contenders. 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It’s unique, and a name that hasn’t been overused yet. Reply Cathryn Jan 28 at 7:50 am I always liked Benjamin and thought I’d use it for a future son. Then I met my husband and discovered that his great grandfather’s name was Benton. I love a good honor name and couldn’t pass it up. I love that Benton is unusual while feeling familiar. Reply Colleen Fitzgerald Apr 8 at 8:12 am Benton is my mother in law’s maiden name and she is the last remaining family member of that lineage. I love the name because it follows the pattern of my nephews, Hudson and Weston. We call him Ben or Benny for short. I’m also a big fan of the song Benny and the Jets! Reply Leah Mar 27 at 9:42 am Our kiddos are all B names so we knew we wanted to follow that route. Benton sounds unique and different but not too out there or hard to pronounce etc. It’d a name he can grow with and we can call him Benny! Reply Share your thoughts on the name Benton Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Janna Sep 17 at 8:48 am I liked the name benton since the first time I’ve herd it. It’s unique, and a name that hasn’t been overused yet. Reply
Cathryn Jan 28 at 7:50 am I always liked Benjamin and thought I’d use it for a future son. Then I met my husband and discovered that his great grandfather’s name was Benton. I love a good honor name and couldn’t pass it up. I love that Benton is unusual while feeling familiar. Reply
Colleen Fitzgerald Apr 8 at 8:12 am Benton is my mother in law’s maiden name and she is the last remaining family member of that lineage. I love the name because it follows the pattern of my nephews, Hudson and Weston. We call him Ben or Benny for short. I’m also a big fan of the song Benny and the Jets! Reply
Leah Mar 27 at 9:42 am Our kiddos are all B names so we knew we wanted to follow that route. Benton sounds unique and different but not too out there or hard to pronounce etc. It’d a name he can grow with and we can call him Benny! Reply
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