Forename 小田

Globally, 小田 (Oda , Xiaotian , 小田 ) is a common gender-neutral first name. The given name 小田 is characteristic of Ethiopia, where it is quite a common female name, Norway, where it is quite a rare female name, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is quite a rare epicene name. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Ethiopia, India, and China. Also, 小田 is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name 小田

name Kota, name Фурута, name Koda, name 庄田, name Shouda, name Онода, name אודה, name Оде, name 生田, name 小田, name Syouda, name Onoda, name 古田, name Orita, name 翔田, name Shoda, name Syoda, name أودا, name Орита, name Shohda, name Osada, name 木田, name 正田, name Орида, name Ота, name Осада, name Oda, name Ode, name Кода, name Xiaotian, name Orida, name Ода, name 清田, name Ota, name 越田

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Oda	Egypt, Brazil, India, Ethiopia, China
Xiaotian	Germany, Taiwan, United States, Netherlands, China
小田	China
Кода	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Koda, Kota, Ode, Onoda, Orida, Orita, Osada, Ota, Shoda, Shohda, Shouda, Syoda, Syouda, Ода, Оде, Онода, Орида, Орита, Осада, Ота, Фурута, אודה, أودا, 古田, 庄田, 木田, 正田, 清田, 生田, 翔田, and 越田

First name 小田 in the context

小田 is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Oda-Delphine Mandelbrot , character in Bitte nicht öffnen - Bissig! and Oda Mae Brown , the musical character in the musical Ghost the Musical by Glen Ballard,David A. Stewart.

Notable namesakes

	小田朝久 (b. 1417)
	小田氏治 Japanese warlord, JP (b. 1534)
	小田海僊 Japanese painter (1785-1862), JP (b. 1785)
	小田貫一 politician, JP (b. 1856)
	小田観螢 Japanese poet, JP (b. 1886)
	小田常胤 Japanese judoka (1892-1955), JP (b. 1892)
	小田為綱 JP (b. 1839)
	小田嶽夫 Japanese novelist and writer, JP (b. 1900)
	小田成就 Japanese politician, JP (b. 1901)
	小田基義 Japanese film director (1910-1973), JP (b. 1910)
	小田喜代蔵 Japanese military personnel, JP (b. 1863)
	小田滋 legal scholar in Japan, JP (b. 1924)
	小田喜美雄 Japanese baseball player (1932-2012), JP (b. 1932)
	小田実 Japanese writer (1932-2007), JP (b. 1932)
	小田健作 Senior officer of the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second World War (1888-1943), JP (b. 1888)