Bentley

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Bentley is a boy name with a modern feel, drawn from real birth records. Below you'll find what Bentley means and where it comes from, plus how many babies have been named Bentley across the United States, UK, Ireland and New Zealand, how popular Bentley has been over the decades, and the year it peaked.

What does Bentley mean?

Bentley is a boy name of Old English origin meaning “meadow with bent grass”. From an English place name and surname.

How common is Bentley?

Recorded births named Bentley by country
CountryBirths on record
United States since 188063,562 births
England & Wales since 19961,650 births
Scotland since 197464 births
Northern Ireland since 199754 births
Ireland since 196415 births

Counts come from official national birth-registration statistics: U.S. Social Security Administration, England & Wales (Office for National Statistics), Scotland (National Records of Scotland), Northern Ireland (NISRA), Ireland (Central Statistics Office) and New Zealand (Dept. of Internal Affairs). Coverage spans differ, so totals aren't directly comparable across countries.

Bentley's popularity over time

6,143 189020122025

Babies named Bentley per year, United States (1890 to 2025). United States peaked in 2012 (6,143/yr) · England & Wales peaked in 2013 (184/yr) · Scotland peaked in 2017 (8/yr) · Northern Ireland peaked in 2014 (8/yr) · Ireland peaked in 2013 (6/yr).

How popular is Bentley?

Bentley has been a fairly common baby name in the United States. It was most common in 2012, when it ranked #107 nationally (given to 6,329 babies that year), and a popular choice in the 2010s.

Other spellings of Bentley

Bentlee · Bently · Bentleigh · Bentlie · Bentli · Bentlei · Byntlee · Bentlea

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