Forename Rata

In the world, Rata (Rata , Rot , راؤول ) is a widespread largely girly, but seldom masculine forename. The given name Rata is habitual in India, where it is quite a common mostly feminine, but seldom male name, Romania, where it is quite a rare dominantly boy's, but seldom girly name, and Ethiopia, where it is a rare female name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in India, Indonesia, and Ethiopia. Very seldom, Rata is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Rata

name Parte, name Rato, name ראול, name Ŕăťă, name รต, name Ratus, name রত, name Raţă, name Ratat, name Rater, name 拉它, name รตา, name Lerato, name Rat, name Raţa, name Râta, name Mur, name Hrata, name Рауль, name รัตนะ, name रत, name 拉獭, name រ៉ាតា, name راطى, name Рата, name ระตะอาภร, name Rate, name راؤول, name Rāta, name رةتا, name Raataa, name Boca Raton, name Rattus, name Rata, name Ratá, name ရတ, name Thato, name Rot, name راتة, name รตะ, name 拉他, name Rãtã, name 拉塔

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Rata	Romania, Myanmar, Moldova, India, Indonesia
Rot	Romania, Myanmar, Philippines, India, Indonesia
راؤول	Yemen, Sudan, Egypt, Syria
Рата	Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Boca Raton, Hrata, Lerato, Mur, Parte, Raataa, Rat, Ratat, Rate, Rater, Rato, Rattus, Ratus, Ratá, Raţa, Raţă, Râta, Rãtã, Rāta, Thato, Ŕăťă, Рауль, ראול, راتة, راطى, رةتا, रत, রত, รต, รตะ, รตา, ระตะอาภร, รัตนะ, ရတ, រ៉ាតា, 拉他, 拉塔, 拉它, and 拉獭

First name Rata in the context

Rata is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Rata Sabia , the operatic character in the opera Los amores de la Inés by Manuel de Falla; Raoul Silva , the fictional character in the 2012 film Skyfall; Raoul de Bragelonne , the character from Alexandre Dumas The Vicomte of Bragelonne, Twenty Years After; Viscount Raoul de Chagny , the character from Gaston Leroux's novel The Phantom of the Opera and Raoul Duke , the fictional character and antihero, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, among other works.

Notable namesakes

	te rata Third Māori King, NZ (b. 1880)
	rata lovell-smith New Zealand artist (1894-1969), NZ (b. 1894)
	mihaela rata researcher

Characteristic surnames

Ma, Cauhan, Blanca, Kumari, Thakor, Kumpunna, Patalap, Rukmani, Latcumi, Touille, Boonnumma, Kaewthit, Pluemjai, Ramasamy, Dulyapat, Loekweree, Nuphumriang, Chanwisitkul, Lertworamanut, Juangjunpen, Takkapaijit, Intamanon, Ainana, Suwannajak, Solank, Etavi, Sa, Ci, Pa, Ra, La, Bai, Pay, Ram, Mana, Mani, Kana, Kina, Rani, Devi, Naka, Naki, Miela, Sahap, Ammal, Kmani, Etava, Ubena, and Rattasomboon