Forename Grant

Throughout the world, Grant (Grant , Грант , グラント ) is a widespread boy's forename. The first name Grant is habitual in Australia, where it is quite a common male name, Canada, and the United States (explore the name in all countries). Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in the United States, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. Also, Grant is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Grant

name Granville, name ให้, name Gran, name แกรนต์, name Granter, name גרנט, name グラント, name Grãnt, name 格兰特, name Credit, name Grant, name Ģrant, name Grand, name גראנט, name ไกรสิทธิ์, name Grandis, name Grañt, name Creanter, name Grãñt, name อวย, name Cranter, name Γκραντ, name Granten, name Ґрант, name Грант, name Grants, name გრანტი, name Grantien, name Grantar

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Grant	Australia, Canada, Jamaica, United Kingdom, United States
Грант	Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Armenia, Georgia
グラント	Japan
גרנט	Israel

First names said to be same

Cranter, Creanter, Credit, Gran, Grand, Grandis, Grantar, Granten, Granter, Grantien, Grants, Granville, Grañt, Grãnt, Grãñt, Ģrant, Γκραντ, Ґрант, גראנט, อวย, แกรนต์, ให้, ไกรสิทธิ์, გრანტი, and 格兰特

First name Grant in the context

Grant is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Grant Ward , the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. character; Grant Wilson , the DC Comics character, Legends of Tomorrow, season 1; Grant , character in Pokémon; Steve Rogers , the fictional character from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Avengers: Infinity War and Grant Mitchell , the EastEnders character, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	sir john grant, 6th of freuchie (1596-1637) (b. 1596)
	sir archibald grant, 2nd baronet Scottish politician (b. 1696)
	colquhoun grant British Army soldier and intelligence officer of the Napoleonic Wars, GB (b. 1780)
	cuthbert grant Métis leader (1793-1854), CA (b. 1793)
	colquhoun grant British cavalry general (b. 1764)
	content grant (1765-1765) (b. 1765)
	lewis grant-ogilvy, 5th earl of seafield Scottish Earl (b. 1767)
	sir alexander grant, 10th baronet British educationist (b. 1826)
	lewis grant British colonial governor (b. 1777)
	lewis a. grant United States Army Medal of Honor recipient, US (b. 1828)
	sir james robert grant (b. 1773)
	lewis grant IN (b. 1775)
	archibald grant Scottish Gaelic poet from Glen Moriston, GB (b. 1785)
	archibald grant (1789-1805) (b. 1789)
	duncan grant (1790-1864) (b. 1790)