Ben
Ben or Bên denotes:
- Ben (first name) , male first name - there also to the name bearers
- Ben (album) , album by Michael Jackson (1972)
- Ben (film) , American horror film (1972) sequel to Willard
- Ben (song) , extracted single from the album Ben
- Ben (singer) , German singer (* 1981)
- Ben (Hebrew) , "son of" e.g. B. Ben-Gurion , see also Ibn
- Ben - Nothing is what it seems , film by Thomas Schaurer
- Part of the name in the Semitic language area, see Ibn
- the second letter of the Armenian alphabet, see Բ
- (2863) Ben Mayer , asteroid of the main outer belt.
Ben is the name of the following places in the United States:
- Ben, Arkansas , in Stone County
- Ben, Ohio , in Licking County
- Ben (Tennessee) , in Maury County - no longer exists
- Ben, Texas , in Wood County.
Ben is the family name or part of the name of the following people:
- Adrián Ben (* 1998), Spanish athlete
- Adam Ben-Tuvia (1919–1999), Israeli marine biologist and ichthyologist
- Ali Ben Ayed (1930–1972), Tunisian film and theater actor and director
- Abdelaziz Ben Tifour (1927–1970), French-Algerian football player
- Abdelkader Ben Bouali (1912–1997), Algerian-French football player
- Abderraouf Ben Samir (* 1953), Tunisian handball player
- Amar Ben Belgacem (1979–2010), French-Tunisian painter
- Amira Ben Amor (* 1985), Tunisian marathon runner
- Amit Ben-Shushan (* 1985), Israeli soccer player
- Änis Ben-Hatira (* 1988), German soccer player
- Arlette Ben Hamo (born 1930), French athlete
- Asher Ben-Natan (1921-2014), Israeli diplomat
- Avi Ben-Simhon (* 1947), Israeli painter
- Avraham Ben Yitzhak (1883–1950), Austrian-Israeli poet and literary critic
- Ayman Ben Hassine (* 1980), Tunisian racing cyclist
- Ben Asai , Jewish scholar
- Ben Bag Bag , Jewish scholar
- Ben Barka (1920? –1965), Moroccan politician
- Ben Soma , Jewish scholar
- Ben Vautier , French artist
- Benjamin Ben-Eliezer (1936–2016), Israeli general and politician
- Chaouki Ben Saada (* 1984), Tunisian football player
- Cheryl Ben Tov (* 1960), US real estate broker and Israeli agent
- Dahn Ben-Amotz (1924–1989), Israeli author, journalist and radio host
- Daniel Ben-Ami (* 1960), British journalist
- Daniela A. Ben Said (* 1974), German author, speaker and management consultant
- David Ben Dayan (* 1978), Israeli soccer player
- David Ben-Gurion (1886–1973), Israeli politician
- David Ben-Zvi (* 1974), American mathematician
- Donia Ben-Jemia (* 1979), German actress
- Eli Ben-Dahan (* 1954), Israeli politician
- Eli Ben-Menachem (* 1947), Israeli politician
- Eliahu Ben-Elissar (1932–2000), Israeli politician and diplomat
- Eliashiv Ben-Horin (1921–1990), Israeli diplomat
- Eliezer Ben-Jehuda (1858–1922), Russian-Palestinian journalist and author
- Elieser Ben Naphtali Herz Treves (1498–1567), German rabbi, scholar and printer
- Eyal Ben-Reuven (* 1954), Israeli politician and general
- Farhat Ben Tanfous , Tunisian Mayor and German Honorary Consul on Djerba
- Gérard Ben Arous (* 1957), French mathematician
- Guy Ben-Ner (* 1969), Israeli video artist
- Hadassa Ben-Itto (1926–2018), Israeli lawyer, diplomat and author
- Hagar Ben-Ari (* 1978/1979), Israeli bassist
- Haim Hillel Ben-Sasson (1914–1977), Israeli historian
- Hamada Ben Amor , Tunisian rapper
- Hanaa Ben Abdesslem (* 1986), Tunisian model
- Hanina Ben-Menahem , Israeli professor for Jewish law
- Hate Ben Nasser (* 1986), Tunisian cyclist
- Ilan Ben-Dov (* 1959), Israeli diplomat
- Isaac Ben-Israel (* 1949), Israeli major general, military theorist, security advisor and politician (Kadima)
- Isaac Ben Jacob (1801–1863), Russian publicist and author
- Jacob Ben-Sira (1927–2016), Israeli actor and entertainer
- Jakob Ben-Jesri (1927–2018), Israeli politician
- Jitzhak Ben-Ari (1924-2004), Israeli diplomat
- Jizchak Ben Zwi (1884–1963), Israeli historian and politician
- Johai Ben-Nun (1924–1994), Israeli general
- Jorge Ben Jor (* 1945), Brazilian pop musician
- Kevin Ben (* 1994), Swiss football player
- Kingsley Ben-Adir , British film and stage actor
- Lakhdar Ben Tobbal (1923-2010), Algerian officer and politician
- Larbi Ben Barek (1914–1992), Moroccan and French football player
- Larbi Ben M'hidi (1923–1957), Algerian political leader
- Leïla Ben Ali (* 1956), Tunisian wife of President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali
- Lina Ben Mhenni (1983–2020), Tunisian linguist and blogger
- Mehdi Ben Slimane (* 1974), Tunisian football player
- Meirav Ben-Ari (* 1975), Israeli politician
- Menachem Ben-Sasson (* 1951), Israeli historian and politician
- Michael Ben-Ari (* 1963), Israeli politician
- Miri Ben-Ari (* 1978), Israeli violinist
- Miriam Ben-Peretz (* 1927), Israeli educator
- Miriam Ben-Porat (1918–2012), Israeli judge
- Mohamed Ben Attia (* 1976), Tunisian film director and screenwriter
- Moncef Ben Abdallah (* 1946), Tunisian politician and diplomat
- Mordechai Ben-Ari , university professor and author
- Mordechai Ben David (* 1951), musician of Orthodox Judaism
- Mosch Ben-Ari (* 1970), Israeli singer
- Moscheh Ya'akov Ben-Gavriêl (1891–1965), Austrian and Israeli writer and publicist
- Mustafa Ben Jaafar (* 1940), Tunisian politician (MDS)
- Nassim Ben Iman , free church preacher and well-known convert
- Nassim Ben Khalifa (* 1992), Swiss-Tunisian football player
- Nelly Ben-Or (* 1933), Polish-Jewish pianist and music teacher
- Newton Ben Katanha (* 1983), Zimbabwean football player
- Nizar Ben Nasra (* 1987), Tunisian-Austrian football player
- Noa Ben-Gur , Austrian songwriter
- Oualid Ben-Amor (* 1976), Tunisian handball player
- Pablo Ben-Yakov (* 1986), German actor
- Paul Ben-Haim (1897–1984), Israeli composer
- Paul Ben-Victor (born 1965), American actor
- Rachel Janait Ben-Zvi (1886–1979), Israeli author
- Rafik Ben Amor (* 1952), Tunisian volleyball player
- Raouf Ben Amor , Tunisian film and theater actor and film producer
- Raschid Ben Ali (* 1978), Dutch painter
- Ron Ben-Yishai (* 1943), Israeli journalist
- Saïd Ben Boina (* 1983), Comoros-French football player
- Saïd Ben Saïd (* 1966), Tunisian-French film producer
- Salim Ben Ali († 2002), Comorian politician
- Schalom Ben-Chorin (1913–1999), German-Israeli journalist and religious scholar
- Schlomo Ben Ami (* 1943), Israeli historian, diplomat and politician
- Schlomo Jisra'el Ben Me'ir (1910–1971), Israeli lawyer, rabbi and politician
- Serhane Ben Abdelmajid (1968-2004), Tunisian suspected terrorist
- Shimon Ben-Shlomo (* 1942), Israeli politician of the Shas party
- Shmuel Ben-Artzi (1914–2011), Israeli writer
- Steve Ben Israel (1938–2012), American actor
- Tal Ben Haim (soccer player, 1982) (* 1982), Israeli soccer player
- Wassila Ben Ammar (1912–1999), Tunisian first lady
- Wissem Ben Yahia (* 1984), Tunisian football player
- Yadh Ben Achour (* 1945), Tunisian legal scholar and politician
- Yassin Ben Balla (* 1996), French football player
- Yehuda Ben-Haim (1955–2012), Israeli boxer
- Yehuda Ben-Meir (* 1939), Israeli politician, psychologist and lawyer
- Yoav Ben-Tzur (* 1958), Israeli politician
- Yoram Ben-Zeev (* 1944), Israeli diplomat
- Zaida Ben-Yusuf (1869–1933), American photographer
- Zehava Ben (* 1968) Israeli singer
- Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali (1936–2019), Tunisian politician, president from 1987 to 2011.
ben stands for:
- Bengali language (ISO-639-2 code).
BEN stands for:
- Benin , country code according to ISO 3166 and the International Olympic Committee
- Confirmation number , term in telebanking
- Benghazi Airport , IATA code.
See also :
Wiktionary: Ben - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
- Big Ben , bell in the tower of the London Parliament building
- Big Ben (volcano) , Australian volcano
- Ben Hur
- Ben-Hadad , name of several kings of Aram.
