Surname Maeda

Cognomen Maeda (マエダ , Maeda , Маеда , among others...) , around the globe, is a common family name. The surname Maeda is characteristic of Guatemala, where it is quite a rare surname, Tanzania, and Paraguay. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Tanzania, Brazil, and Japan. More prevalently, Maeda is the forename as well as the last name.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Maeda

VARIANT	COUNTRY
マエダ	Japan
Maeda	Japan, Guatemala, United States, Tanzania, Brazil
Маеда	Russia, Ukraine
Маэда	Russia

Last names said to be same

Komeda, Komoda, Maida, Maita, Mayeda, Maèda, Maêda, Meta, Mäda, Mädà, Mädâ, Mädã, Mäďã, Кадзуо, Комода, Маита, Мета, Осаму, Юка, מאדה, مائدة, มาเอดะ, 愛, 梅达, 米田, and Ｍａｅｄａ

Notable namesakes

	maeda kikuhime daughter of Maeda Toshiie (b. 1578)
	maeda toshimasa Japanese daimyo (b. 1578)
	maeda toshihisa (b. 1537)
	maeda hidetsugu samurai of the Sengoku period (b. 1550)
	maeda nagatane Japanese samurai (b. 1550)
	maeda yasukatsu (b. 1550)
	maeda toshihide (b. 1568)
	maeda chiyo daughter of Maeda Toshiie (b. 1580)
	naotomo maeda (1586-1630) (b. 1586)
	maeda tomoyoshi samurai of the ealy-Edo period (b. 1591)
	maeda toshisada (1598-1620) (b. 1598)
	toshiharu maeda (b. 1618)
	maeda toshiaki (b. 1638)
	maeda masatoshi (1649-1706) (b. 1649)
	toshiyoshi maeda 17th-century Japanese person (b. 1670)

Characteristic forenames

Ma, On, In, Fe, Fa, Hi, Ho, Ei, En, Ed, Ni, Tj, To, Ju, Jo, Ou, Lu, Ri, Kj, Ki, Ko, Ka, Bu, Ai, An, Al, So, Ms, Mr, Mi, Mo, Go, and Wa