Aita
Girl
Origin: pre-Roman toponym (Iberian), Valencian.
Meaning: from the Sierra de Aitana; the mountain.
Aitana derives from the toponym of the Sierra de Aitana, of pre-Roman (likely Iberian) root with uncertain meaning, adopted as a female name in the 20th century.
The story of the name Aita
Aita is a short form of Aitana. It keeps its origin (pre-Roman toponym (Iberian), Valencian) and meaning — from the Sierra de Aitana; the mountain.
On birth records, Aita is rarely written as such: the Aitas are Aitanas (36,017 births). For the name's history, year-by-year popularity and famous bearers, read the Aitana page.
Frequently asked questions about Aita
What does Aita mean?
Aita is a short form of Aitana, which means from the Sierra de Aitana; the mountain.
When is Aita's name day?
Aita shares Aitana's name day.
Is Aita a name in its own right?
It is a familiar short form. It does not appear as such in birth records, where you find Aitana.
Aita's profile
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Independence
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Sensitivity
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Ambition
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Stability
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Whimsy
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Loyalty
6/10
Need for attention
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