This is the 603rd most frequent Arabic word.
بينيت
The Arabic word "بينيت" does not have a clear standalone meaning in Arabic; it may be a name (e.g., Bennett) or context-dependent.
In this sentence, 'بينيت' refers to a proper noun, specifically a name, and indicates possession by the individual named Bennett.
تحدثنا عن خطط بينيت في الاجتماع.
We discussed Bennett's plans in the meeting.
In this context, 'بينيت' again acts as a proper noun, used as the subject of the sentence, identifying a person.
الفرق بينيت قائدا قويا.
The team considered Bennett a strong leader.
Here, 'بينيت' (I arranged) is used as a verb in the past tense from the root meaning 'to arrange' or 'to place in a specific order.'