Forename Kiat

Throughout the world, Kiat (เกียรติ , Kiat , เกียรติ์ ) is quite a rare dominantly masculine, but infrequently girly first name. The forename Kiat is habitual in South-eastern Asia, particularly Thailand, where it is quite a rare largely male, but uncommonly female name, Singapore, and Indonesia, where it is a rare largely male, but seldom feminine name. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in South-eastern Asia, particularly Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia. More prevalently, Kiat is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Kiat

name Khe, name Kī, name Cơ, name 嵇, name 己, name เกียจ, name เกียรติ, name Цзі, name Kiat, name 姞, name জি, name 吉姓, name เกียด, name 吉, name Jī, name キツ, name Цзи, name きち, name Ki, name Ji, name Kì, name 冀, name ジ, name Manguiat, name Киат, name Ťi, name Kùi, name 姬氏, name Kwai, name 姫, name Jí, name 姬, name 季, name เกียรติ์

VARIANT	COUNTRY
เกียรติ, เกียรติ์	Thailand
Kiat	Malaysia, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan

First names said to be same

Cơ, Ji, Jí, Jī, Khe, Ki, Kwai, Kì, Kùi, Kī, Manguiat, Ťi, Киат, Цзи, Цзі, জি, เกียจ, เกียด, きち, キツ, ジ, 冀, 吉, 吉姓, 姞, 姫, 姬, 姬氏, 季, 嵇, and 己

Notable namesakes

	heng pang kiat Chinese community leader and businessman (b. 1856)
	moe fu kiat Malaysian sports shooter (b. 1926)
	lee yong kiat Physician and medical administrator, SG (b. 1928)
	moe chin kiat badminton player and coach, MY (b. 1930)
	tay teow kiat Chinese musician and conductor, SG (b. 1947)
	chong kah kiat 13th Chief Minister of Sabah, MY (b. 1948)
	wan eng kiat Watchmaker from Melaka who came to Singapore in 1851
	hosen kiat researcher
	goei kim kiat
	tjoa tjoen kiat
	kok wee kiat
	ling hee kiat MY

Characteristic surnames

Mr, Ou, Oh, Ow, Oo, Yu, Yi, Man, Mah, Mak, Max, Moo, Mok, Moe, Mel, Mun, Sam, Say, Sau, Saw, Fu, Ho, Ha, Ee, Ms, Su, So, Ah, Aw, Ck, Bo, Bk, Ka, Shu, Ko, Po, Go, Li, Lo, Lu, To, Na, Ng, Er, Ku, and Sin