Meaning of the Name Pati

name	meaning	gender	origin
Abdal Halim	Servant of the Patient One	male	Arabic
Abdel Halim	Variant of Abdal Halim: Servant of the Patient One	male	Arabic

Abdul Halim	Servant of the Mild. Patient	male	Muslim
Abdul Saboor	Servant of the Patient	male	Muslim
Abdul Sabur	Variant of Abdul Saboor: Servant of the Patient	male	Muslim
Abdul-Haleem	Variant of Abdul-halim: Servant of the Mild. Patient	male	Muslim
Abdul-Halim	Servant of the Mild. Patient	male	Muslim
Abdul-Saboor	Servant of the Patient	male	Muslim
Abdul-Sabur	Variant of Abdul-saboor: Servant of the Patient	male	Muslim
Amynedd	Patient	male	Welsh
Amyneddgar	Patient	male	Welsh
Anastasia	Who Shall Rise Again, Thoughtful, Competent, Patient	female	Greek
Anbidian	Patient	male	Anglo Saxon
Annabel	Eagle Heroine, Energetic, Impatient, Freedom-loving	female	Hebrew
Apatihat	Without a Match	male	Hindu
Bukkiah	The Dissipation of the Lord	male	Biblical
Dax	A Town in Southwestern France Dating from Before the Roman Occupation	male	French
Doris	Of Doris, Worldly, Impatient, Handsome. (Dorie, Dory)	female	Greek
Ebhanan	Elephant Faced,Ganapati	male	Hindu
Elisha	God of My Salvation, Scrupulous, Trustworthy, Studious, Somewhat Impatient	male	Hebrew
Emma	Grand-mother, Meternal, Emotional, Patient, Marries Early	female	Teutonic
Ewart	A Surname Thought to Be Derived from Ewe-herd, an Occupational Name Composed of the Old English Elements Ewe (Ewe, Female Sheep) and Heorde (Herd). (Yoo-art)	male	Scottish
Fuller	Occupational Surname	male	English
Gajamuka	Elephant Faced,Ganapati	male	Hindu
Gregory	Watchful, Vigilant, Patient, Quiet, Efficient (Graig, Greg, Gregg, Greer, Gregor)	male	Greek
Gricelda	Gray; Gray-haired. Italian Author Giovanni Boccaccio Used the Name for an Exceptionally Patient Fictional Wife - Thus the Expression 'Patience of Griselda'	female	German
Griselda	Gray; Gray-haired. Italian Author Giovanni Boccaccio's Used the Name for an Exceptionally Patient Wife - Thus the Expression 'Patience of Griselda	female	Latin
Grizelda	Endless Patience	female	German
Gryselda	Gray; Gray-haired. Italian Author Giovanni Boccaccio's Used the Name for an Exceptionally Patient Fictional Wife - Thus the Expression 'Patience of Griselda	female	German
Haleema	Variant of Halima: Gentle. Patient. Mild. Humane	female	Muslim
Halima	Gentle. Patient. Mild. Humane	female	Muslim
Halimah	Variant of Halima: Gentle. Patient. Mild. Humane	female	Muslim
Heramba	Ganapati	male	Hindu
Heramba	boastful, name of Ganapati	male	Indian
Hypatia	Intellectually Superior Woman	female	Greek
Hypatia	Highest. Exceptional	female	Greek
Isidore	Strong Gift, Practical, Greedy, Impatient	male	Greek
Jabbok	Evacuation, Dissipation, Wrestling	male	Biblical
Jabbok	Evacuation, Dissipation, Wrestling	female	Biblical
Job	Persecuted. in the Old Testament, Job Was Remembered for His Great Patience ('The Patience of Job')	male	Hebrew
Kulapati	Chancellor	male	Hindu
Maheepati	the king	male	Indian
Martha	Becoming Bitter, Patient, Hard-working, Modest.(Marta, Marthe)	female	Hebrew
Naseeb	Variant of Nasib: Share. Participation	male	Muslim
Nasib	Share. Participation	male	Muslim
Nona	Ninth, Moody, Impatient, Gifted, Takes Life Too Seriously	female	Latin
Paciencia	Patient	female	Spanish
Pampapati	Viroopaksha, Lord of the Pampa River	male	Hindu
Pashupati	Another Name of Shiva	male	Hindu
Pati	To Break by Twisting	female	Native American
Pati	Twisting Willows (In Miwok Indian)	female
Patia	Leaf	unisex	Hispanic
Patia	Intellectually Superior	female	Greek
Patience	Patience. One of the Many Qualities and Virtues That the Puritans Adopted As Names After the Reformation	female	English
Patience	Patient One, Courageous, Delicate, Elegant. (Pati, Patia)	female	Latin
Patience	Enduring	female	French
Patience	'King Henry the Eighth' Serving Woman to Queen Katharine	female	Shakespearean
Patience	Patient	female	Latin
Patience	From the Virtue	female	English
Patiencia	Patient	female	Latin
Patientia	Patient	female	Latin
PatIyk	Regal	male	Latin
Petula	Impatient	female	Latin
Pirathon	His Dissipation or Deprivation; His Rupture	male	Biblical
Qutaybah	Irritable. Impatient	male	Muslim
Ramesh	Mythological: Husband of Goddess Lakshmi (Ramapati, Ramakant, Ramakanth). Origin: Sanskrit	male	Hindu
Saabir	Variant of Sabir: Patient. Enduring	male	Muslim
Saabira	Variant of Sabirah: Patient. Enduring	female	Muslim
Sabir	Enduring, Patient	male	Islamic
Sabir	Patient	male	Arabic
Sabir	Patient. Enduring	male	Muslim
Sabirah	Patient. Enduring	female	Muslim
Sabirah	Of Great Patience	female	Arabic
Sabri	Patience, Endurance	male	Islamic
Sahana	Patience	female	Hindu
Sahana	Patience	female	Indian
Savitari	Daughter of Ashvapati	female	Indian
Stephanie	Crown, Headstrong, Impatient, Sentimental. (Stefanie, Stevana)	female	Greek
Stewart	Steward; Surname Originated from an Occupational Name Derived from the Old English Stiward, Stiweard (Steward, Keeper of the Animal Enclosure), Variations: Stuart. Short Forms: Stew, Stu. (Styoo-art)	male	English
Subira	Patient	female	Egyptian
Tapati	Daughter of the Sun God	female	Indian
Vachaspati	lord of speech	male	Indian
Vachaspati	A Learned Man	male	Hindu
Vakpati	Bhramha	male	Hindu
Wachintonka	Patient	male	American
Webster	Weaver: '-ster' Ending on English Occupational Surnames Indicates the Work Was Originally a Female Occupation	male	English

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