Asenath
Meaning of Asenath
Asenath is a distinctive and historically rich name of Hebrew origin, pronounced as ah-SEH-nath or uh-SEN-ath in English. The name Asenath is rooted in biblical tradition, famously borne by the Egyptian wife of Joseph in the Old Testament. This association lends the name a sense of timelessness and cultural depth. Variations of the name include Aseneth, although both forms are relatively rare. In recent years, Asenath has seen modest usage in the United States, with occurrences fluctuating annually but remaining below 20 newborns per year over the past several decades. Despite its rarity, Asenath's unique sound and deep historical ties make it an appealing choice for parents seeking a name with significant heritage and individuality.
Pronunciation
Hebrew
- Pronunced as ah-SEH-nath (/a.ˈse.nat̪/)
English
- Pronunced as uh-SEN-ath (/əˈsɛnæθ/)
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Notable People Named Asenath
| Asenath Barzani was a Kurdish Jewish female rabbinical scholar and poet from Duhok, Kurdistan. |
