Sujata

Sujata is a female first name of Indian origin, which has its roots in the ancient script language Sanskrit. Its meaning can be translated as "the well-born."

What does the name Sujata mean?

The name Sujata has its roots in Sanskrit and means "the well-born." It is composed of two parts: su (सु), which means "good," and jata (जात), which stands for "born" or "grown." Variants of this name include Socheat, Socheata, and Sujatha.

Where does the name Sujata come from?

The name Sujata originates from Sanskrit and carries the meaning "the well-born." The word parts consist of su (सु), which means "good," and jata (जात), for "born" or "grown." Sujata is common in various languages such as Bengali, Hindi, Hindu, Indian, Marathi, and Oriya.

How do you pronounce Sujata?

Su-dzha-ta

Popularity

In Germany, Sujata is among the less common first names. In 2016, the name ranked 4,471st in the list of most common female first names. Over the last ten years, Sujata has been given as a first name fewer than ten times, placing it at 9,317th in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, the name ranks 11,574th.

Nicknames & pet names

Jata / Soja

Famous people

• Sujata Bhatt (poet from India)
• Sujata Day (American actress)
• Sujata Madhok (Indian writer)
• Sujata Massey (British author)
• Sujata Mehta (Indian actress)
• Sujata Mohapatra (Indian dancer)