Forename Aïssata

Worldwide, Aïssata (Aissata , Aïssata ) is a common feminine first name. The first name Aïssata is habitual in Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Senegal, where it is quite a common principally feminine, but very infrequently male name, Guinea, where it is quite a rare dominantly female, but seldom male name, and Mauritania, where it is quite a rare female name. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, France, and Senegal. Very seldom, Aïssata is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Aïssata

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Aïssata, Aissata	Mali, Guinea, Senegal, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ivory Coast

First names said to be same

إيساتا

Notable namesakes

	aïssata tall sall Senegal lawyer and politician, SN (b. 1957)
	aïssata béavogui Guinean business manager, GN
	aïssata issoufou Nigerien chemist, chemical engineer, mining specialist, and healthcare advocate who served as First Lady of the Republic of Niger from 7 April 2011 to 2 April 2021., NE
	moumouni kane aïssata Doctorat 3ème cycle Université Paris Diderot - Paris 7 1983, NG (b. 1939)
	aïssata seck (b. 1980)
	aïssata mounkaïla Nigerien politician, NE (b. 1942)
	aïssata cissé first woman journalist in Mali, ML (b. 1945)
	aïssata traoré Malian association football player, ML (b. 1997)
	aïssata haïdara ML (b. 1950)
	aïssata touré diallo ML (b. 1969)
	aïssata soulama Burkinabe hurdler, BF (b. 1979)
	aïssata coulibaly Malian association football player, ML (b. 1985)
	aïssata lam Mauritanian Development professional & women's rights advocate, MR (b. 1986)
	aïssata maïga ML
	aïssata boudy lam (b. 1980)

Characteristic surnames

Sy, Camara, Cissé, Keïta, Diallo, Diarra, Touré, Traore, Ndiaye, Fofana, Sangare, Sissoko, Konaté, Dansoko, Diakite, Diawara, Doumbia, Traoré, N'Diaye, Bangoura, Diakité, Ouattara, Soumah, Sidibe, Maïga, Niang, Ba, Ly, Sow, Bah, Bâ, Dia, Sall, Sarr, Kane, Kaba, Coulibaly, Kone, Tall, Sacko, Sylla, Cisse, Koné, Keita, Diaby, Gueye, Thiam, Toure, Diop, and Ouedraogo