Rohat

Rohat is a form of the Kurdish name Rojhat, which means 'the day has come' or 'the sunrise'. The name consists of the Kurdish word 'roj' for 'sun, day' and the term for 'to come'. In the Kurdish community, the spelling Rohat is as common as Rojhat.

What does the name Rohat mean?

Rohat is a variant of the Kurdish first name Rojhat, which means 'the day has come' or 'the sunrise'. The name derives from the Kurdish word 'roj', meaning 'sun' or 'day', and combines it with the expression for 'to come'. The form Rohat is similarly common among Kurds as Rojhat.

Where does the name Rohat come from?

The name Rohat has Kurdish roots and means 'the day has come' or 'the sunrise'. The components of the word come from Kurdish: 'roj' stands for 'sun, day' and the suffix 'hat' means 'to come'. Rohat is used in the Kurdish language.

How do you pronounce Rohat?

The name Rohat has a two-syllable and open sound. In German pronunciation, it is predominantly pronounced as 'Ro-hat' [ˈʁoːhat]. It begins with a long O sound that has a calm aura. The second syllable with the open A conveys warmth, while the strong T ending gives the name a clear structure. Rohat appears modern, powerful, and characterful – present and self-assured.

Popularity

In Germany, the name Rohat enjoys great popularity and currently ranks 1,154th on the list of the most common male first names. Its highest ranking was in 2010 at 552nd place. In the last ten years, Rohat has been chosen as a first name around 340 times, placing it 1,127th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 1,091st.

Nicknames & pet names

Rohi

Famous people

• Rohat Alakom (Kurdish author from Turkey)