Anita

  • Origin
    Hebrew, Spanish
  • Meaning
    grace, favor
  • Variations
    Anika, Annika, Annette, Annie
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  • A classic choice with international appeal, Anita has graced generations while never becoming overly common. The name possesses an elegant simplicity that transcends cultural boundaries, recognized and easily pronounced in numerous countries. Its three-syllable rhythm creates a balanced, complete sound that pairs well with various surname styles. Anita has been borne by accomplished women across different fields, from entertainment to literature to activism, suggesting versatility in character and potential. The name carries a gentle strength, neither too delicate nor too bold, striking an admirable middle ground. For families with multicultural backgrounds, Anita offers the advantage of familiarity across many traditions. It's a name that allows a child to define herself rather than being defined by an unusual or heavily trendy choice.
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