RATAJ
Rataj
Rataj is a British surname of Polish origin, primarily found among the Polish immigrant community in the United Kingdom. The surname derives from the Polish word "rataj", which refers to the swampy areas or reeds.
The presence of individuals bearing the surname Rataj in the UK can be attributed to various waves of Polish migration to the country, particularly during and after the Second World War. Many Poles sought refuge in Britain during this period, contributing to the diverse cultural landscape of the nation.
Those with the surname Rataj have been known to uphold their Polish heritage while embracing British customs and traditions. Over the years, the name has become more integrated into British society, reflecting the multicultural fabric of the country.
Today, individuals with the surname Rataj can be found across different regions of the UK, engaging in a variety of professions and activities. The name serves as a testament to the enduring connections between Poland and Britain, highlighting the rich tapestry of heritage and ancestry present in the country.
There are approximately 74 people named Rataj in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Rataj.