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mantas adomėnas
Lithuanian philosopher and political activist, LT
(b. 1972)
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mantas jankavičius
singer, actor, LT
(b. 1980)
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mantas česnauskis
Lithuanian basketball player, LT
(b. 1981)
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mantas ruikis
Lithuanian basketball player, LT
(b. 1985)
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mantas malukas
Entrepreneur, journalist and blogger, LT
(b. 1986)
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mantas bartuška
LT
(b. 1984)
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mantas žmuidinavičius
LT
(b. 1985)
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mantas stonkus
LT
(b. 1987)
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mantas gimžauskas
Lithuanian poet (1976-2007), LT
(b. 1976)
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mantas kvedaravičius
Lithuanian director and filmmaker, LT
(b. 1976)
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mantas varaška
Lithuanian jurist and politician, LT
(b. 1979)
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mantas ziaunys
researcher (ORCID 0000-0002-8368-6188)
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mantas banišauskas
Lithuanian musician
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mantas storpirstis
college basketball player (1999–2002) Hartford
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mantas garnevičius
researcher
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, Мантас 
) is quite a common boy's given name. The forename Mantas is characteristic of Northern Europe, particularly Lithuania, where it is a common boy's name, Ireland, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Latvia, where it is a rare male name. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in Lithuania, the United Kingdom, and Indonesia. Much less frequently, Mantas is the last name as well as the forename.