Brandti

Brandti is a term used in biology as a Latinized epithet and also appears as a personal name. In taxonomy, brandti and its variants are epithets that honor individuals with the surname Brandt. The exact ending and form follow the rules of the relevant nomenclatural codes (such as the ICZN for animals and the ICN for plants and fungi). A well-known example is Myotis brandtii, commonly called Brandt's bat, named in honor of a person bearing the Brandt surname.

As a personal name, Brandti occurs as a surname or given name in some cultures, though it is relatively uncommon. Spelling and transliteration can vary across languages, and the form may appear in historical records or contemporary contexts. In practice, the use of brandti as a taxonomic epithet and as a name reflects historical conventions for honoring individuals who contributed to science or society.