Around the world, Napharat (Napharat 
) is a very rare dominantly female, but infrequently male forename. The given name Napharat is habitual in Thailand, where it is a rare primarily girly, but very infrequently masculine name, and India, where it is an extremely rare gender-neutral name. Much less frequently, Napharat is the last name as well as the forename.
Khan, Kampaengchin, Khananthai, Prayunkhong, Narasawat, Vetchasiniraphai, Akharaphokhaisawan, Charoenyos, Chatchumni, Phaisanjaroensap, Veschasitniraphai, Sangkhathat, Sukhanthapree, Suksombunsarp, Songpattanayotin, Pongprayoon, Tangyuenyongwatana, Vetchasitniraphai, Vetchasitnirsphai, Chanthamethi, Pratchayawong, Tangkittithaworn, Cholsaringcarn, Siripitikul, Maliphueak, Uthairat, Sinla, Jaran, Saelok, Suraka, Aindee, Onchan, Sakngam, Siriyan, Pasalee, Tivanon, Phiphatwanitchakun, Muangmiphon, Chaisena, Buddangnoi, Piboontip, Phanuwong, Phanomai, Phromyos, Thongsri, Naksuwan, Noppakhun, Yooprasert, Saithong, and Chairattanamanokorn