74%RatingSave Gender Feminine Usage Italian, Polish, Slovene, Russian, Croatian, Serbian, Swedish Scripts Агата(Russian, Serbian) Pronounced Pron. A-ga-ta(Italian) a-GA-ta(Polish) u-GA-tə(Russian) [key·IPA] Meaning & HistoryExpand Links Form of Agatha in various languages. Related NamesFamily Tree·Details VariantAgafya(Russian) DiminutivesAgatka, Jagienka, Jagna(Polish) Jaga(Croatian) Jaga(Serbian) Agda(Swedish) Masculine FormAgatino(Italian) Other Languages & CulturesAgatha, Agathe(Ancient Greek) Agáta(Czech) Agathe(Danish) Agatha(Dutch) Agatha, Aggie(English) Agathe(French) Agatha, Agathe(German) Agathi(Greek) Ágota, Ági(Hungarian) Agathe, Ågot(Norwegian) Ágata, Águeda(Portuguese) Agáta(Slovak) Ágata, Águeda(Spanish) Same SpellingÁgata, AgátaUser SubmissionsÁgáta, Àgata PopularityDetails Last ranked #148 in 2000 Brazil (by decade) Last ranked #156 in 1989 (Agata) #50 in 2016 (Agáta) Czech Republic Last ranked #999 in 2013 England and Wales Last ranked #71 in 2021 Italy Last ranked #91 in 2020 Latvia Last ranked #49 in 2022 Poland Last ranked #41 in 2019 Russia (Moscow) People think this name isRate·Details classic mature formal upper class wholesome strong refined strange simple serious nerdy Name DaysName Days? Croatia: February 5Croatia: July 6Italy: February 5Poland: February 5Poland: November 14Romania: February 5Sweden: February 5 Categories ends in -ta, goodness
