Benigno

Meaning of Benigno

Benigno is a delightfully distinctive choice that brings together warmth and old-world charm in one gentle roll of the tongue. With roots in Latin (benignus, meaning “kind” or “well-born”), this name travels beautifully from sunlit piazzas—where it sounds like be-NEE-nyo—to lively plazas—where it becomes be-NEEG-no—and carries a message of goodwill wherever it goes. It’s been borne by saints, statesmen, and even a celebrated Philippine president, lending it an air of quiet strength and gracious leadership. In the U.S., Benigno remains refreshingly uncommon, so your little guy can stand out without shouting—think of it as a soft but unforgettable invitation to kindness and character that will grow more charming with every “Hello, I’m Benigno.”

Pronunciation

Italian

  • Pronunced as be-NEE-nyo (/beˈniːə/)

Spanish

  • Pronunced as be-NEEG-no (/beˈniɡno/)

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Notable People Named Benigno

Benigno Aquino III -
Benigno G. Tabora -
Benigno Ferrera -
Rachel Elizabeth Morgan
Curated byRachel Elizabeth Morgan

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