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Comments for ZITA (1):
A famous bearer of a variant of Zita as a surname is Catherine "Zeta"-Jones.-- Anonymous User 6/24/2005
I love this name! My grandma was called Zita and it is pronounced ZEE-ta. It is so elegant, Mediterannean and exotic and one of those few names that begin with Z so it is special. I think this is the right name for anyone but seeing as my grandma was fully Italian it would suit a person with some Italian blood in them. At least it isn't too difficult for any English person to spell seeing as I have so much trouble with my name Giugliana (Joo-lee-ah-na). Cool for a name! ZITA whoo hoo lol.-- gulie55 2/18/2007
It is pronounced ze-tah.-- Anonymous User 4/7/2007
Saint Zita is the patron saint of maids and domestic servants. She is also appealed to in order to help find lost keys.-- LMS 7/31/2007
It's cute and lively, but the fact that it contains the word "zit" is bound to provide some teasing fodder later on.-- elizabeth hamlet 6/3/2008
I like this name, but it sounds too much like "ziti".-- bananarama 7/25/2008
Saint Zita was the patron saint of maids, servants, and lost keys.-- rory 7/27/2008
Zita of Bourbon-Parma (1892-1989) - Last Empress consort of Austria.-- CarolinW 2/1/2009
So adorable! I would think of giving my daughter a stronger middle name if this were her first name, though.-- Anonymous User 3/12/2009
It is from the Italian word zita meaning young girl and Persian also meaning young girl. In Basque meaning saint.-- MaggieSimpson 6/1/2009
Also Portuguese. [noted -ed]-- SugarPlumFairy 4/14/2010
I like this name, but all I see when I look at it is ZIT (like a pimple) A. I prefer the spelling Zeta.-- Anonymous User 9/30/2010
I much prefer Zeta to Zita.-- amazingtabby 7/10/2011
This word means "bride" in Southern Italian dialects.-- cristoforo 7/18/2011
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