Origin: Germanic Old English prefix
Bentley has 2 different meanings across 1 category:
A motor car manufactured by this company.
"She parked her brand-new Bentley outside the hotel entrance."
In plain English: A Bentley is an expensive luxury car known for its high performance and comfort.
"The couple drove their new Bentley along the coastal highway in style."
An English habitational surname, from Old English.
"Bentley is a common English habitational surname derived from Old English."
Bentley comes from Old English Beonetlēah, originally a place name in Sussex. It combines the word for "bent-grass" with the term for "meadow" or "field."