Throughout the world, 本多 (Bento 
, 本多 
, Хонта 
) is a common male given name. The given name 本多 is characteristic of Brazil, where it is quite a common masculine name, Angola, where it is quite a rare male name, and Portugal. In absolute terms, it most frequently occurs in Brazil, Indonesia, and Angola. More prevalently, 本多 is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Bento | Portugal, Indonesia, Angola, Brazil, Mozambique |
| 本多 | China |
| Хонта | Russia |
Barac, Barak, Barakat, Baraq, Baruch, Ben, Bendic, Bendick, Bendik, Bendiks, Bendix, Bendo, Bendor, Bendt, Benedek, Benedetto, Benedict, Benedikt, Benedykt, Bengt, Benito, Benkt, Bennet, Bennett, Benno, Bennone, Beno, Benoit, Benoît, Bent, Benth, Benz, Berndo, Bernto, Bondo, Bondor, Bonto, Burndo, Honda, Honta, Hotta, Барак, Барух, Бен, Бенгт, Бендик, Бендикс, Бенедек, Бенедетто, Бенедикт,
本多 is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Bento Santiago , the character from the 1899 novel Dom Casmurro.
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本多 正信 Military commander and daimyo in the service of Tokugawa Ieyasu, JP (b. 1538) |
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本多康重 samurai, JP (b. 1554) |
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本多忠政 daimyo who ruled the Kuwana Domain and then the Himeji Domain, JP (b. 1575) |
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| 本多広孝 samurai, JP (b. 1528) |
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本多忠朝 Japanese samurai, JP (b. 1582) |
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| 本多忠次 samurai, JP (b. 1547) |
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| 本多正純 samurai, JP (b. 1565) |
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| 本多成重 samurai, JP (b. 1571) |
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本多利長 daimyo, JP (b. 1635) |
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| 本多正勝 JP (b. 1596) |
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| 本多政武 JP (b. 1598) |
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| 本多忠義 JP (b. 1602) |
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| 本多忠次 JP (b. 1610) |
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| 本多康長 JP (b. 1617) |
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| 本多忠晴 JP (b. 1641) |
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