Family name Amati (Amati 
, Амати 
, أماتي) , worldwide, is a common surname. The cognomen Amati is habitual in Southern Europe, particularly San Marino, where it is a widespread surname, Italy, where it is quite a common surname, and Albania, where it is quite a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in Italy, India, and Argentina. Very seldom, Amati is the forename as well as the last name.
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| Amati | Tanzania, Italy, India, Argentina, Kenya |
| Амати | Armenia, Russia |
| אמאטי | Israel |
| andrea amati Italian luthier, IT (b. 1505) |
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| antonio amati Italian luthier, IT (b. 1540) |
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nicolò amati Italian luthier from Cremona, IT (b. 1596) |
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| gian giacomo amati Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1548) |
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| antonio amati (b. 1550) |
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| girolamo amati Italian luthier, IT (b. 1561) |
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| giuseppe amati Italian religious, IT (b. 1617) |
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| giovanni battista amati Roman Catholic bishop (1625-1689), IT (b. 1625) |
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| hieronymus amati (b. 1649) |
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| don nicola amati (b. 1662) |
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carlo amati architect (1776-1852), IT (b. 1776) |
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| pasquale amati Italian antiquary, IT (b. 1726) |
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| felice amati Italian politician, IT (b. 1762) |
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| girolamo amati writer, archaeologist and epigraphist from Italy, IT (b. 1768) |
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| giacinto amati Italian theologian (1778-1850), IT (b. 1778) |
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