Hati

The first name Hati for girls is a short form of the Turkish name Hatice, which in turn goes back to the Arabic Khadija (خديجة). The meaning of the name includes 'the early child', 'the precocious child', 'the premature birth', or also in free translation 'the fine one', 'the noble one'.

What does the name Hati mean?

Hati is a short form of the Turkish name Hatice, which has its roots in the Arabic Khadija (خديجة). The meaning is interpreted as 'the early child', 'the precocious child', 'the premature birth', or more freely as 'the fine one', 'the noble one', and 'the princess'. The name originates from the Arabic term khadıja or ḵadīja (خَدِيجَة), which stands for 'early born child'. Furthermore, Hati is also used as a masculine first name in Norse mythology, meaning 'the one who hates the enemy'. This name derives from the Old Norse term hati, which means 'despiser' or 'hater'. In Norse mythology, Hati is the wolf that chases the moon.

Where does the name Hati come from?

Hati is both a female and a male first name with Old Norse and Arabic origins, carrying the meaning 'the early child'.

How do you pronounce Hati?

Ha-ti

Popularity

In Germany, Hati is considered a rare first name. So far, it has not appeared in the German first name charts. Its best placement was in 2012, reaching 1,057th place in Denmark. From 1985 to 2024, Hati was given less than 10 times in Denmark, earning it 5,796th place there. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.

Famous people

• Hati Cirpan (Turkish politician)