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Vita

Vita

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A female first name
  • proper noun
  • /ˈviːtə/
translation icon : Vita
  • The image also recalls the young Dante who, in the Vita Nuova, observes his lady in church.
  • Vita Magliabechiano
  • Vita Basilii
  • Vita Basilii Iunioris

Examples

  • Well, I'm not a Vita Girl for nothing.

    The Kiss (1988)

  • How do you say in Italian? "La vita nuova."

    Obsession (1976)

  • Vita, don't eat too much.

    The Greatest Show on Earth (1952)

  • Dante's first sonnet from La Vita Nuova.

    Hannibal (2001)

  • My friend's name is Vita, and she loves to dance.

  • The teacher asked the students to read the story of Vita in class.

  • In my family, we celebrate the life of Vita every year on her birthday.

Surface Forms

Vita main

Etymology

Vita comes from the Latin word vita, which means 'life'. You can see the same root in the English words vital and vitamin, so the name gives the idea of energy, health, or someone lively.