Forename Moti

In all the world, Moti (Moti , מוטי , Моти ) is a widespread gender-neutral forename. The given name Moti is characteristic of Israel, where it is quite a common masculine name, India, where it is quite a common epicene name, and Qatar, where it is quite a common principally male, but very infrequently feminine name. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in India, Ethiopia, and Israel. Much less frequently, Moti is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Moti

name 摹体, name Моти, name Моті, name 墨蒂, name 茉蒂, name מוטי, name موتي, name Moti, name موطي, name 莫提, name មតិ, name โมติ, name មទិ, name 尛踢, name موتى, name ម៉ូទី, name モトイ, name 莫迪, name 沫體, name 默提, name 尛蹄, name मोती

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Moti	Nepal, Israel, India, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia
מוטי	Israel
Моти	Kazakhstan, Russia
मोती	India

First names said to be same

Моті, موتى, موتي, موطي, โมติ, មតិ, មទិ, ម៉ូទី, モトイ, 墨蒂, 尛踢, 尛蹄, 摹体, 沫體, 茉蒂, 莫提, 莫迪, and 默提

Notable namesakes

	moti lal dhar Indian chemist, IN (b. 1914)
	moti dariel RO (b. 1940)
	moti ram baigra Moti Ram Baigra, a former parliamentarian and Jammu and Kashmir state legislator, IN (b. 1908)
	moti chandra Indian art historian (b. 1909)
	moti b. gidwani (b. 1905)
	moti ba bhojpuri author (b. 1919)
	kaiko moti IN (b. 1921)
	moti levin Victim of the Holocaust, PL (b. 1932)
	moti herskowitz researcher (b. 1950)
	moti assayag (b. 1943)
	moti lal pandit (b. 1947)
	moti ghanshamdas milani Indian businessperson (born 1960, child of Ghanshamdas Dhalumal Milani), IN (b. 1960)
	moti lal devangan Indian politician
	moti jaleta researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-3151-4018)
	moti salti researcher

Characteristic surnames

Sah, Cohen, Kumar, Gupta, Nayak, Yadav, Mandal, Manjhi, Mahato, Sahani, Sharma, Bhagat, Kunvar, Kumari, Pandit, Paswan, Prasad, Thakur, Mukhiya, Chandra, Chauhan, Rahaman, Chand, Soren, Singh, Sheik, Saw, Sih, Bai, Kui, Ram, Ray, Dei, Das, Lal, Sahu, Ravidas, Sada, Khan, Rani, Raut, Devi, Tudu, Mahto, Majhi, Munda, Murmu, Sahni, Sinh, and Chaudhari