Platt
Germanic/English · Boy · 1 syllable
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About the name Platt
Platt derives from the Middle Low German and Old English word "plat," meaning flat or broad, originally used as a descriptive surname for someone with a flat face or living on flat land.
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Etymology
Platt derives from the Middle Low German and Old English word "plat," meaning flat or broad, originally used as a descriptive surname for someone with a flat face or living on flat land. The name is primarily associated with Germanic and English-speaking cultures, particularly in Germany and England, with historical use among both Protestant and secular populations.
Platt currently ranks #4,818 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1920.
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