Gatt

English + (surname) Etymology Various origins: A variant of en Galt, a Scottish surname. Borrowed from South en de Gatt, a short form of a personal name containing en gmh gate companion; compare modern de Gatte husband. Borrowed from en mt Gatt, which could derive from en it gatto cat or be a short form of the personal name en Agatha. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Gatt is the 40494th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 540 individuals. Gatt is most common among White (91.11%) individuals. Further reading en surnames from German surnames from Maltese German Pronunciation de /ɡat/ Etymology 1 de gml gat, from de gem-pro *gatą. Cognate with nl gat, en gate. de Gate. Noun n,(e)s,en:s de nautical eyelet; hole for a rope or hook de Öse Öhr Loch Declension n,(e)s,en:s Alternative forms de Gat discouraged Derived terms de Deichgatt de Speigatt Related terms de Gasse de Gate Etymology 2 Proper noun n de GATT Luxembourgish Etymology From lb dum gat hole. Cognate with en gate. Noun m lb dated anus, arsehole lb Aaschlach Maltese Etymology mt :bor it:Gatto + 1 Pronunciation mt /ˈɡat/ mt at 1 Proper noun proper noun mt Italian