| Gender | 🧑 Boy |
| Pronunciation | 📣 \e-ben\ |
| Number of People | 👶 3,000 |
| Rate in 2021 | 5387 |
| Numerology | 🔢 8 |
| Name origin | 🌍 Hebrew |
The name Eben closely translates to 'stone' or 'rock' in Hebrew. It reflects qualities of strength, fortitude, stability, and durability, reminiscent of the characteristics of a rock.
Eben is a biblical name originating from the Hebrew language. In the Bible, Eben-Ezer is a place mentioned where the Israelites were defeated by the Philistines. Later, it became the site of a victory by the Israelites over the Philistines, led by Samuel, the prophet. The name Eben has been used in various forms in many cultures, particularly those with Christian traditions.
Famous People Named Eben:
Eben Alexander; an American author; Sir Eben William Robertson, British historian; Eben Norton Horsford, known for his reformulation of baking powder; Eben Byers, notable American industrialist, multi-sport athlete;
Popularity:
The name Eben is unique yet not overly complicated, making it a cool classic choice for parents seeking something different but not too outlandish.
Personality Traits:
The name Eben might resemble someone who upholds the meaning of their name, showing strength, resoluteness, and integrity.
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I named my son this, I just love it! I find many people here me call him it and then call him Evan thinking they heard me wrong.
This is my name and I couldn't ask for a better one. It is so unique...I never meet anyone with my name or spelling! I have had one little girl named after me though!
I knew a girl in school in the 80s named Eben. She was goth.
I named my son Eben and pronounce it (Ebb)en, as in Ebeneezer. I love the name!!
My last name is Eben and is more often'than not pronounced wrong. Most people pronounce it as (Ebb)en. My family pronounces it (EEb)en
I named my son Eben. I think It's the best name ever. ❤
LOL that is the worse name ever, EBEN is the military acronym for Extra-Terrestrial Being Entity. So, way to go, your kid is an alien. Worst parents ever, is your kid bald with large crystal eyes, four long fingers, do you tell him to brush his teeth and go to bed by mindreading, when you go to bed do you notice a low light shining into your house❤️ LOL EBEN!
I have had the name for many years and like it very much. I have never felt the need to change it. It is unusual and generally gets spelt incorrectly. My name is pronounced (ebb)en and a lot of people incorrectly think it is shortened from ebenezer.
I beli've Eben'to be a strong name other than various names Americans have for their children Zack, Chuck, Tex etc. If you can beli've the moron that wrote the particular comment stated above, the military in America have a very different way of using acronyms. We usually use every letter in the acronym to describe the overall meaning, unfortunately the dumb dumb below hasn't realised this and so therefore succeeds in upholding his countries policy in delivering yet another pointless meaninigless argument. PRAT!