Nitah name meaning

Gender: Girl
Origin: Hebrew, Latin, Spanish, Scottish, Arabic, Old Greek, Celtic, Old English, Spanish and Native-American-Choctaw
Meaning: Moral, Grace, Bear, Well-Behaved, Guided, Modest, Carried, Red and Morality
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What does Nitah mean?

Nitah is a version of pleasing and perennial Nita. Nita is a version of Names Ending In -Niitta / -Nita / -Nite / -Nitta. Nita is shortened form of names ending in "Nita".

Nita's origin is Native and Spanish, meaning of Nita is "Modest, Guided and Red".

Variants of Nitah

Nita, Lenita, Lenitha, Lenis, Lena

Names that rhyme with Nitah

How popular is the name Nitah?

Nitah is a familiar baby name in Indonesia. At least, 100 people around the globe have been given the name as per our findings, concentrated mainly in Islamic countries.

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What numbers say about Nitah?

The letter N symbolizes your openness, wide range of knowledge, and having the ability to look at things from different perspectives. You believe that each one of us was born with a purpose or is supposed to give their life a purpose of their own. Having number 1 as your soul urge no reveals your deep desire to prove yourself to other people and acquire their acceptance. You want to help others and leave an impression.

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