The first name Pati is of Native American, origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):

Native American: To Break by Twisting

: Twisting Willows (In Miwok Indian)

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Patia  (Hispanic)
Leaf

Patia  (Greek)
Intellectually Superior

Patience  (Latin)
Patient One, Courageous, Delicate, Elegant. (Pati, Patia)

Patience  (English)
Patience. One of the Many Qualities and Virtues That the Puritans Adopted As Names After the Reformation

Patience  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry the Eighth' Serving Woman to Queen Katharine

Patience  (English)
From the Virtue

Patience  (French)
Enduring

Patience  (Latin)
Patient

Patiencia  (Latin)
Patient

Patientia  (Latin)
Patient

PatIyk  (Latin)
Regal

Petula  (Latin)
Impatient

Pirathon  (Biblical)
His Dissipation or Deprivation; His Rupture

Qutaybah  (Muslim)
Irritable. Impatient

Ramesh  (Hindu)
Mythological: Husband of Goddess Lakshmi (Ramapati, Ramakant, Ramakanth). Origin: Sanskrit

Saabir  (Muslim)
Variant of Sabir: Patient. Enduring

Saabira  (Muslim)
Variant of Sabirah: Patient. Enduring

Sabir  (Muslim)
Patient. Enduring

Sabir  (Arabic)
Patient

Sabir  (Islamic)
Enduring, Patient

Sabirah  (Arabic)
Of Great Patience

Sabirah  (Muslim)
Patient. Enduring

Sabri  (Islamic)
Patience, Endurance

Sahana  (Hindu)
Patience

Sahana  (Indian)
Patience

Savitari  (Indian)
Daughter of Ashvapati

Stephanie  (Greek)
Crown, Headstrong, Impatient, Sentimental. (Stefanie, Stevana)

Stewart  (English)
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)

Subira  (Egyptian)
Patient

Tapati  (Indian)
Daughter of the Sun God

Vachaspati  (Hindu)
A Learned Man

Vachaspati  (Indian)
lord of speech

Vakpati  (Hindu)
Bhramha

Wachintonka  (American)
Patient

Webster  (English)
Weaver: '-ster' Ending on English Occupational Surnames Indicates the Work Was Originally a Female Occupation

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