Forename Lerato

Worldwide, Lerato (Lerato , ليراتو) is a common largely feminine, but uncommonly male first name. The given name Lerato is habitual in South Africa, where it is quite a common mostly girly, but seldom boy's name, Botswana, where it is quite a common feminine name, and the United Kingdom, where it is a very rare gender-neutral name. Very seldom, Lerato is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Lerato

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Lerato	Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa, Lesotho, Zambia

First names said to be same

Lérato, and Rata

Notable namesakes

	lerato walaza South African actress, ZA
	lerato mbele broadcast journalist, ZA (b. 1990)
	lerato shadi South African performance artist, ZA (b. 1979)
	lerato mohapi researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-6673-1779)
	lerato dontache South African business executive
	lerato mbangeni South African journalist and filmmaker, ZA
	lerato motsamai South African business executive
	lerato shikwambana researcher
	lerato cynthia theko South African politician
	lerato e magosi researcher
	lerato sekhohola-dlamini researcher
	lerato kganyago South African actress and media personality, ZA (b. 1982)
	lerato mvelase actor, ZA (b. 1982)
	lerato chabangu Association footballer, ZA (b. 1985)
	lerato lamola football player, ZA (b. 1986)

Characteristic surnames

Lee, Ndlovu, Nhlapo, Matlala, Malatji, Mashigo, Mashego, Mohlala, Motaung, Mokoena, Mokwena, Sithole, Khumalo, Dlamini, Ledwaba, Mahlangu, Masemola, Motloung, Moeketsi, Mofokeng, Precious, Tsotetsi, Thando, Mphahlele, Radebe, Kekana, Tau, Pule, Rato, Lira, Moloi, Mosia, Khoza, Pitso, Phiri, Nkosi, Masilo, Maseko, Mohale, Mohapi, Molefe, Mokone, Modise, Mogale, Selepe, Chauke, Baloyi, Portia, and Tshabalala