Betani

Betani refers to a variety of entities, primarily geographical locations and a given name. The most prominent "Betani" is a village in the West Bank, located near Jericho. This Betani is often identified with Bethany, a biblical location mentioned in the New Testament, famous as the home of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. The modern village of Betani is situated on the Mount of Olives.

As a given name, Betani is a feminine name, often considered a variant of Bethany. It is used in various cultures, with its popularity fluctuating over time. When used as a personal name, it carries the historical and religious associations of the biblical town.

In some contexts, Betani might also refer to less prominent places or even fictional entities, depending on the specific usage. However, without further context, the village in the West Bank and the given name are the most common interpretations of "Betani." The biblical significance of Bethany has lent a certain resonance to the name, contributing to its use as a place name and a personal name.