Barnett
English surname origin
Barnett is a surname of English origin, occasionally used as a given name.
It derives from an Old English place name meaning "land cleared by burning." The name appears across English-speaking countries: Barnett Newman was an American abstract expressionist painter.
As a place name, Barnett refers to a borough in north London.
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patronymic
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