Shota

See also: shota and Shōta

English

Etymology

From Georgian შოთა (šota).

Proper noun

Shota

1. A male given name of Georgian origin.

   Shota Rustaveli (1172–1216) was a Georgian poet of the 12th century, and one of the greatest contributors to Georgian literature.

Translations

male given name

• Abkhaz: Шоҭа (Ŝota)
• Armenian: Շոթա (Šotʻa)
• Azerbaijani: Şota
• Basque: Shota
• Belarusian: Шата (Šata)
• Catalan: Shota
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 紹塔／绍塔

• Chuvash: Шота (Šot̬a)
• Czech: Šota
• Dutch: Sjota
• Esperanto: Ŝota
• Estonian: Šotha
• Finnish: Šota
• French: Chota
• Georgian: შოთა (šota)
• German: Schota
• Greek: Σότα (el) (Sóta)
• Hindi: शोथा (śothā)
• Hungarian: Sota
• Icelandic: Shota
• Indonesian: Shota
• Italian: Shota
• Japanese: ショタ
• Korean: 쇼타 (syota)
• Latin: Siota
• Lithuanian: Šota
• Luxembourgish: Šot'a
• Mari:

  Western Mari: Шота (Šota)

• Mingrelian: შოთა (šota)
• Mongolian: Шота (Šota)
• Ossetian: Шота (Šota)
• Polish: Szota
• Portuguese: Shota
• Punjabi: ਸ਼ੋਥਾ (śothā)
• Russian: Шота (ru) (Šota)
• Serbo-Croatian: Шота
• Slovak: Šota
• Slovene: Šota (sl)
• Spanish: Shota
• Swahili: Shota
• Swedish: Sjota
• Tatar: Şota
• Turkish: Şota
• Ukrainian: Шота (Šota)
• Volapük: Jota
• Welsh: Shota

Anagrams

• HOTAS, shoat, sotah, hoast, HATOs, hosta, Athos, has to, oaths

Spanish

Proper noun

Shota m

1. Shota (male given name)