Barata
Sign in to saveBarata may refer to: == Places == Barata (Lycaonia), an ancient town in present-day Turkey Barata, Kenya, a settlement in Kenya , a sub-district of Realengo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Barata (river), a river in Svishtov Municipality, Bulgaria
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Vinony files it under Place name disambiguation pages and Portuguese-language surnames.
Vinony links it to 5 Wikipedia language editions.
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Barata may refer to: == Places == Barata (Lycaonia), an ancient town in present-day Turkey Barata, Kenya, a settlement in Kenya , a sub-district of Realengo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Barata (river), a river in Svishtov Municipality, Bulgaria
== People == Barata (, meaning cockroach), is a Portuguese surname. Ahmed Hassan Barata, Nigerian politician Cipriano Barata (1762–1838), Brazilian physician and politician Jaime Martins Barata (1899–1970), Portuguese painter and scholar José Barata-Moura (born 1948), Portuguese philosopher Larissa Barata (born 1987), Brazilian gymnast Rodolfo Barata (born 1987), Portuguese footballer Samuel Barata (born 1993), Portuguese runner Vítor Barata (born 1996), Portuguese footballer Barata (footballer, born 1899), Brazilian footballer Barata (footballer, born 1972), João Maria Menezes Bezerra, Brazilian forward
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