Aleta name meaning

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Updated: May 30th, 2024
Gender: Girl
Origin: Old Greek, Germanic, Latin, Hebrew, Arabic and Old High German
Usage: Greek, English, Spanish, Icelandic, Finnish, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian
Pronunciation: pronunciation of Aleta a-le-ta
Meaning: Exalted, High, The Ascent, Noble, Truth and Noble and Fight
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What does Aleta mean?

Unfading and Famed Aleta is used mostly in Greek, Icelandic, Spanish, Finnish, English, Norwegian, Danish and Swedish aimed at baby girls has its origin in Old Greek, Germanic and Latin. Aleta is form of admired Alea.

Alea is variant form of renowned Ali. Alea is shortened form of names with "nobility". Alea is German form of Eulalia. Meaning of Alea is The Ascent and High has its origin in Hebrew and Arabic.

Also. Aleta is form of widely accepted and all time favorite Alethea. Alethea is English equivalent of The Greek Word Αληθεια Meaning Truth. Aleta is Swedish equivalent of Alhet.

How do I pronounce Aleta?

Three syllabled Aleta is most commonly pronounced as a-le-ta.

Variants of Aleta

Aleata, Alea, Alethea, Ali, Eulalia, Aalea, Aleth, Aletta, Adalheidis, Adaliz, Adelais, Alhet, Alheit, Aali, Al, Eli, Amir Ali, Callister, Ale, Eulalee, Eulia, Eulogia, Aileth, Alette, Aidaliz, Adela, Adelheid, Adaleiz

How popular is the name Aleta?

A common name in United States having over 6377 recievers in 123 years of usage. At its zenith in 1947, 262 girls were bestowed the name and it was ranked at 511st position.

Aleta is a rare baby name in England and Wales where it may not be used now. Aleta is a common name in Zimbabwe and Indonesia while somewhat familiar name in Philippines, South Africa, Armenia, Canada, Russia, Malawi and Brazil.

At least, 10000 people globally have carried Aleta as their given name according to our estimate.

YearRankBirths
2023111148
2022900411
2021891011
2020794013
2019971010
2018978410
2017126937
2016940511
2015799814
2014804514
View more ▾View full list ▾[1] Source: Social Security Administration

Facts

Aleta in Nordic countries

CountriesWomen
First NameSecondary Name
Netherlands3128
Sweden79
Denmark100

Numerological aspects of Aleta

You are always filled with positive and creative energy that you pass around. You never come up with a plan to achieve something but make your way as you go. If a person doesn't love you as you imagined, you suppose they don't love you at all. You have a restless spirit and booming energy. You are interested in learning new and exciting things. Having letter A as your capstone reveals your greediness and ambition.

Other names similar to Aleta

  •  Emilija - Used dominantly in Danish, Norwegian and Latvian unusual, Emilija means "Imitating or Rivaling", a girl name has origin in Latin
  •  Mirabel - Meaning of Mirabel is Lovely, Wonderful or Of Uncommon Beauty is used substantially in Norwegian and Finnish. It is rooted from Latin is given to baby girls
  •  Mirabelle - The queer girl name Mirabelle means "Magnificent, Wonders or Mirabilis" and is primarily used in Finnish, Danish and Norwegian is of Latin origin
  •  Moritz - Dominantly used in Norwegian and Swedish noteworthy, Moritz means "A Native of Mauritania, Moorish or The One from Mauritania" has its roots in Latin is used for boys
  •  Vida - Specifically used in Danish and Swedish eternal and loved, Vida means "Few or Found" which is rooted from Latin and Germanic is aimed at both sexes

Sibling Names for Aleta

If you've decided to name your baby girl Aleta, you might be wondering what other names pair well with it. Aleta is a unique and beautiful name that has a range of sibling names that complement it perfectly. Here are some suggestions for sibling names for Aleta that will make a cohesive and lovely sibset.

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Brother to Aleta

Famous people named Aleta

  • Aleta Freel, American stage actress
  • Aleta Mitchell, American film, television and theatre actress
  • Aleta Morrison in Half a Sixpence as Actress
  • Aleta Chappelle in The Godfather: Part III as Casting Department

Sources

  1. Social Security Administration, https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/index.html
  2. Office for National Statistics, https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths
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