HAYAT
Hayat
The British surname Hayat is derived from the Arabic word "hayat," which means "life." It is believed to have been brought to Britain by immigrants with Middle Eastern or South Asian heritage. The surname Hayat may have various spellings and pronunciations, reflecting the diverse origins and historical migrations of the bearers.
Individuals bearing the surname Hayat may have roots in countries such as Pakistan, India, and countries of the Middle East, reflecting the complex history of trade, cultural exchange, and migration between Britain and these regions.
The surname Hayat is not as common as some other British surnames but holds significant cultural and historical importance for those who bear it. Like many surnames with non-British origins, the name Hayat adds to the rich tapestry of diversity within British society, highlighting the country's status as a multicultural and inclusive nation.
There are approximately 1,505 people named Hayat in the UK. That makes it roughly the 5,329th most common surname in Britain. Around 23 in a million people in Britain are named Hayat.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Amar
- Arshad
- Babar
- Faisal
- Iqbal
- Khizar
- Mohammad
- Mohammed
- Muhammad
- Qaisar
- Shaukat
- Sikandar
- Sikander
- Umar
- Umer
Female
- Aisha
- Ghazala
- Nazia
- Rana
- Robina
- Saira
- Sarah
- Shaista
- Shazia
- Uzma