All over the world, Leeat (Leeat 
) is a very rare largely feminine, but seldom boy's first name. The first name Leeat is characteristic of Northern America, particularly the United States, where it is an extremely rare mostly feminine, but uncommonly masculine name.
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| Leeat | South Africa, Canada, United Kingdom, Israel, United States |
| leeat yariv Israeli-American economist, US (b. 1973) |
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| leeat keren researcher |
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| leeat granek researcher |
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