10át

10át is a Vietnamese surname. It is one of the most common surnames in Vietnam. The character 10 in Vietnamese translates to "ten," and át can mean "peak," "best," or "ace." Therefore, 10át can be interpreted as "ten aces" or "ten peaks."

The surname 10át is believed to have originated from the Chinese surname Shi (石). During periods of Chinese migration and influence in Vietnam, many Chinese surnames were sinicized and adapted to Vietnamese pronunciation. Over time, 10át became an established Vietnamese surname.

Families with the surname 10át are found throughout Vietnam. Like other common Vietnamese surnames, it does not inherently indicate a specific region of origin within the country. Individuals bearing the surname 10át come from all walks of life and have contributed to various fields in Vietnamese society, including arts, sciences, politics, and business.

There is no specific cultural or historical significance attached to the surname 10át beyond its commonality and its phonetic representation of Vietnamese and historical Chinese origins. It is a neutral identifier for a large segment of the Vietnamese population.