Aleta meaning, origin, history | Meaning of name

Baby name Aleta is originated as a variant of Greek name Alethea which in turn is derived from aletheia meaning "truth". The name was first appeared as the name of the wife of the main character in the comic strip 'Prince Valiant' (1937). A famous bearer of the name is Aleta Freel (1907-1935) who was was an American stage actress and wife of Ross Alexander. Another famous bearer of the name is Aleta Arthur Trauger (born 1945) who is a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. This is also the main character name in Barbara Cartland's 'A Nightingale Sang'.

Aleta was ranked 939 in 2018 US female names list and elevated by 2.19% from its previous ranking of 960 in 2017.

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Aleta is an extremely rare girl name used only once in 2004 over a span of a decade which is not even used by anyone since 2004. Only 3 people have Aleta as their first name. Aleta is not a native England and Whales name and Aleta may be a short form of some other name or came from some other language .

Aleta is a rare first name for a girl in United States which is a rare name since 1892 and ranked 955 (0.000353% bearer) in 2015 in US. Only 6348 people have Aleta as their first name. Aleta is not a native United States and Aleta may be came from another language or is a short form of some other name. 0.001776% of people in US have this given name.

The classic girl name first appeared in 1892 when 5 babies had Aleta as their first name, the baby name went as low as 5 in 1899. At peak, Aleta was given to 262 (0.014%) girls in 1947 specifically in California where 40 babies were named Aleta after continuous rising. After it's 125 long run and having 3 instances of disappearance, Aleta seems to be bidding a farewell.