Please help me analyze the word Bingle. Can you become famous? Are there any other extended meanings in English?

Hello, landlord! First of all, Bingle is a slang word for baseball, and foreigners rarely call themselves by this word.

Bingo is a good name. When you answer the question correctly, people will say "Bingo!" This means that you are right.

I have some objections to the answer downstairs.

As a name, bingo is fun at best. If you want to be a joke, there is no basis and it is difficult to be established. There was once a popular nursery rhyme that a pet dog's nickname was "Bingo", and all the children could sing it, so they were very interested in such a nickname. Bingo as a name is a kind of auditory shock, just like "hero" as your name in Chinese. It's not a joke, it's just more interesting. Just kidding, Binyamin said that the downstairs might become a nail in the eyes of foreigners. The name Benjamin is rare. Some Israelis (such as downstairs and south-facing areas) will write Benjamin like this, but don't forget that racial discrimination and conflicts in those areas are very serious. It seems contradictory and troublesome to name him. In addition, few people write Ben as Benjamin in general occasions, except for the official figures in formal occasions: Benjamin Franklin;

Bina and Binah have the meaning of downstairs, but there are few users. At first glance, it is not a European or American name, but it does not rule out that some foreigners will use this name when living in Europe and America. Generally speaking, it is very popular;

The word Bince is even stranger as a name. See for yourself.

Noun: a derogatory term for a person, implying weakness, insignificance and/or stupidity.

It is clearly written in the dictionary, which is a derogatory term to satirize others' short knowledge.

The word bink. Downstairs, if Bingle is slang and can't be used as a name, and Bingo is playful and can't be used as a name, then the word has the "length" of the first two-both slang and irony, indicating that a person is stalling. On the other hand, this word has a positive meaning, which means people who are very popular in social circles. But when it is used as this meaning, it can't be a name, but a general term for such people: Hey Binks!

Finally, the name Binean said downstairs is ok, and I agree. Use it if the landlord likes.

Generally speaking, the good name at the beginning of Bin is still hard to find, I hope the landlord likes it!

In addition, there is a potential flaw in Binyamin as a name. Even if all racial factors are excluded, that is to say, Bunyamin is completely equal to Benjamin, that is, Ben. It can be said that it is impossible for the vast majority of China people in this generation to have this name. Why? This generation is the only child generation, do you agree? Benjamin refers to the youngest son in English, that is, a boy with this name. There must be one or more immediate brothers in the family. In other words, you see a man named Ben in a place, and this man must be his younger brother. Think back, don't you? You can't think that the name you give yourself is just a popular one, and people with that cultural background will feel confused.

Continue to answer the landlord's questions!

Bracelets can be used as surnames, such as chris bangle, the chief designer of BMW. However, although Bangle means bracelet in English, it comes from German as a surname and may be a variant of Bang or Bengel. It's hard to say whether it has anything to do with the bracelet. However, in any case, the name reads or looks the same as the bracelet of the British and American people. If the landlord thinks it is acceptable to use the surname as the first name, then the name Bangle can also be used.

Thank you and hope to adopt it!