Forename Tat

Throughout the world, Tat (达 , Tat , 達 , along with others...) is a widespread predominantly boy's, but very seldom female first name. The first name Tat is habitual in Eastern Asia, particularly Macao, where it is quite a common masculine name, Hong Kong, and China, where it is quite a common principally boy's, but very seldom feminine name. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in China, Hong Kong, and India. Also, Tat is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Tat

VARIANT	COUNTRY
达, 達, 塔特	China
Tat	Myanmar, Turkey, Malaysia, India, China
Тат	Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Armenia, Ukraine

First names said to be same

Attentat, Da, Dal, Dá, Staat, Tal, Tati, Tàt, Tát, Tât, Tãt, Tạt, Tất, Tắt, Tặt, Ťáť, Ŧáť, Тать, טאט, תאט, تأت, تات, تاتون, تاط, تةت, تىت, طات, طاط, ตัด, ตัต, ตัถย์, ตัท, ตัส, ตาด, ต๊ะทอ, ทท, ททท, ทัต, ทาต๊ะ, ຕດ, ຕຕ, ຕທ, တတ္, တတ်, តាត, តាត់, タト, ダ, ダル, 拓特,

First name Tat in the context

Tat is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Chen Da , the Water Margin character.

Notable namesakes

	chong chi tat Singaporean mathematician (b. 1949)
	chang min tat Malaysian judge, MY (b. 1916)
	lee kin tat badminton player, MY (b. 1939)
	chee hong tat Singaporean politician, SG (b. 1974)
	liew seng tat Malaysian film director, MY (b. 1979)
	ong lip tat Singaporean musician who played the piano and was a piano pedagogue
	chong chi tat Hong Kong politician
	ang eng tat researcher
	lien t tat researcher
	ong boon tat A Singapore-born businessman, Municipal Commissioner and Justice of the Peace
	ho kay tat
	wong tang tat CN