Forename Ata

In the world, Ata (Ata , عطا , アタ ) is a common predominantly boy's, but very infrequently female forename. The forename Ata is characteristic of Sudan, where it is quite a common predominantly male, but very seldom feminine name, Egypt, and Pakistan, where it is quite a rare male name. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in India, Pakistan, and Egypt. Likewise, Ata is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Ata

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Ata	Egypt, Turkey, India, Pakistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo
عطا	Iraq, Egypt, Sudan, Iran, Jordan
アタ	Japan
اطا	Iran, Egypt

First names said to be same

Atà, Atâ, Atā, Aťa, Aṯą, Hasta, Kaynata, Sata, Àta, Àtà, Àtá, Áta, Áťa, Áťá, Áŧá, Âta, Âtâ, Âtã, Âťâ, Ãta, Ãtã, Ãťã, Āta, Ăţą, Атта, אטא, آتى, أتا, أتى, اتا, اتة, اتى, اطة, اطى, ةتا, ةتة, ةتى, عطاء, ىتا, ىتة, ىتى, অত, อะถะ, อะทะ, อาตา, အတ, 呵她, 阿他, 阿塔, 阿拓, and

First name Ata in the context

Ata is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: .

Notable namesakes

	ata of traunkirchen First Abtess of the Nunnery of Traunkirchen, Austria, 11th Century (b. 1100)
	kockar ata (b. 1100)
	ata hoe Ngāpuhi official (b. 1795)
	ata hussain fani chishti Indian Sufi saint, IN (b. 1810)
	ata el-ayoubi Ottoman civil servant (1877-1951), SY (b. 1877)
	ata atalay Turkish politician, TR (b. 1882)
	ata gowşudow Turkmen writer, TM (b. 1903)
	ata hautamäki FI (b. 1944)
	ata salyh Soviet poet, TM (b. 1908)
	ata durdyev Soviet actor (1910-1981), TM (b. 1910)
	ata döwletow Soviet film actor, TM (b. 1912)
	ozan ata canani Bağlama player and singer, DE (b. 1963)
	kandó ata Dutch photographer (1913-2017), HU (b. 1913)
	ata nutku (b. 1904)
	ata nyi︠a︡zov (b. 1906)