Forename Asenath

Globally, Asenath (Asenath , אסנת ) is quite a rare feminine first name. The first name Asenath is habitual in Israel, where it is a rare female name, Tanzania, and Kenya. Not in comparison with a country's population, it most frequently occurs in the United States, Tanzania, and Nigeria. Much less frequently, Asenath is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Asenath

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Asenath	Kenya, Israel, Tanzania, United States, Nigeria
אסנת	Israel

First names said to be same

Asénath

First name Asenath in the context

Asenath is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Asenath , the Biblical figure, Joseph and Aseneth and Asenath , the operatic character in the opera Joseph and his Brethren.

Notable namesakes

	asenath schooley 1727 Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon Co., N.J. - 12 Dec 1759 Newton, Sussex Co., N.J. (b. 1727)
	asenath hatch nicholson social observer and philanthropist (1792–1855), US (b. 1792)
	asenath jesina fitch 13 Feb 1767 Kinderhook, New York - (b. 1767)
	asenath worth coleman (b. 1760)
	asenath cleveland 1788 - 1855 (b. 1788)
	asenath wallace carothers clubwoman and university administrator, US (b. 1859)
	asenath bole odaga Kenyan publisher and author, KE (b. 1937)
	asenath la rue (b. 1948)
	asenath mason author and artist

Characteristic surnames

Rout, Foster, Wilson, Mashatt, Sampson, Shorter, Simpson, Speight, Cadavos, Coplien, Devaney, Granger, Johnson, Tausaga, Edwards, Anderson, Bullough, Kannutaq, Rallison, Richmond, Nakayama, Oliveira, Edison, Esters, Eldred, Naaman, Love, Hart, Hill, Sharp, Singh, Silva, Smith, Atwal, Baine, Brown, Nascimento, Dande, Jones, Yeung, Maples, Santos, Shafer, Arnold, Cassel, Kepler, Lainez, Thomas, Groom, and Williamson