Girl Names
Girl names ending in “-ita”
128 names
128 girl names ending in “-ita”, most popular first. Many come from Sanskrit words ending in -ita or -ta: Sangita (music), Kabita (poem), Sarita (river), Amrita (nectar).
- Asmita♀अस्मिताSelf-respect, pride, identity
- Sarita♀सरिताRiver, stream
- Susmita♀सुस्मिताLovely smile
- Ashmita♀अस्मिताSelf-respect, pride, identity
- Kabita♀कविताPoem or poetry
- Sushmita♀सुस्मिताLovely smile
- Binita♀बिनिताHumble, modest, polite
- Sunita♀सुनिताWell-behaved, of good conduct
- Sangita♀संगीताMusic, song
- Sabita♀सबिताThe sun
- Anita♀अनिताGrace, favour
- Nikita♀निकिताEarth
- Amrita♀अमृताNectar of immortality
- Babita♀बबिताLittle girl
- Samita♀समिताCollected, gathered
- Ankita♀अंकिताMarked, distinguished
- Smita♀स्मिताSmiling
- Sita♂♀सीताFurrow
- Rasmita♀रश्मिताRay of light
- Sanjita♀संजिताVictorious, conquering
- Sujita♀सुजिताWell conquered
- Amita♂♀अमितBoundless, infinite
- Manita♂♀मनिताHonoured and respected (Manit/Manita)
- Lalita♂♀ललितBeautiful, graceful, charming and playful
- Pramita♀प्रमिताMeasured, known
- Ranjita♂♀रञ्जिताVictorious in battle
- Sachita♀सचिताConscious, wise
- Gita♀गीताSong
- Punita♂♀पुनिताPurified, holy, pious
- Rachita♂♀रचिताCreated, composed, made
- Ajita♂♀अजितInvincible, unconquered
- Mudita♂♀मुदिताHappy, joyful
- Nabita♂♀नबिताNew, fresh, novel
- Rajita♀रजिताIlluminated, shining, radiant
- Rashmita♂♀रश्मिताRay of light
- Rita♀रिताTruth, cosmic order
- Aparajita♀अपराजिताUndefeated, unconquered
- Bemita♀बेमिता
- Dikshita♀दीक्षिताInitiated
- Jenita♀जेनिता
- Rukmita♀रुक्मिताGolden, adorned with gold
- Sajita♀सजिताDecorated, adorned
- Sobita♂♀शोभिताAdorned, beautiful, splendid
- Ingita♀इङ्गिताHint or gesture
- Kavita♂♀कविताPoem or poetry
- Nita♀नीताUpright, well-behaved, guided on the right path
- Pabita♀पवित्राPure, holy, sacred
- Prajita♀प्रजिताVictorious
- Pranita♀प्रणिताLed forward, guided
- Prita♀प्रिताBeloved, dear
- Rabita♀रविता
- Rakita♀रकिता
- Suchita♂♀सुचिताPurity and cleanliness of mind
- Alita♀आलिताWinged, noble
- Anumita♀अनुमिताInferred, deduced
- Ashrita♀आश्रिताOne who has taken refuge
- Bismita♂♀बिस्मिताAstonished, filled with wonder
- Bodhita♀बोधिताEnlightened, awakened or made aware
- Kusmita♂♀कुस्मिताBlossomed, full of flowers
- Namita♀नमिताHumble, one who bows down
- Ramita♀रमिताPleasing, delighted
- Sacchita♀सच्चिताConscious, wise
- Sasita♀ससिता
- Shikshita♀शिक्षिताEducated, learned, well taught
- Sumita♀सुमिताA good friend
- Sushrita♀सुश्रिता
- Ushmita♀उष्मिताWarm and smiling
- Usmita♀उस्मिताWarm and smiling
- Weenita♀विनिताHumble, modest, polite
- Archita♀अर्चिताWorshipped, honoured
- Beenita♀बिनिताHumble, modest, polite
- Bidita♀विदिताKnown, understood, one who is well known
- Bijita♀बिजिताConquered, won
- Dhanita♀धनिताWealthy or prosperous
- Dita♀दिता
- Inita♀इनिता
- Junita♀जुनिताGod is gracious
- Jyonita♀ज्योनिता
- Kosmita♀कोस्मिता
- Kushmita♀कुश्मिताBlossomed, full of flowers
- Mamita♀ममिता
- Manjita♀मनजिताProbably feminine of Manjit
- Navanita♀नवनिताFresh butter
- Parmita♀पारमिताPerfection, transcendent virtue (Buddhist)
- Prabita♀प्रविता
- Pradita♀प्रदिता
- Profita♀प्रोफिता
- Pujita♀पुजिताWorshipped, honoured, revered
- Rahita♀रहिता
- Rijita♀रिजिता
- Rikita♀रिकिता
- Rojita♀रोजिता
- Romita♀रोमिता
- Roshita♀रोशिताBright, illuminated
- Sanchita♀सञ्चिताCollected, accumulated, gathered
- Shailita♀शैलिता
- Shreemita♀श्रीमिता
- Smrita♀स्मृताRemembered
- Spita♀स्पिता
- Srijita♀सृजिताCreated
- Sukrita♀सुकृताVirtuous deed
- Vandita♀वन्दिताPraised, worshipped, adored
- Yogita♀योगिताOne who is fit for yoga
- Anchita♀अन्चिताHonoured, worshipped
- Anjita♀अन्जिताDecorated, adorned
- Arpita♀अर्पिताOffered, dedicated
- Asita♀असिताDark, black
- Benita♀बेनिताBlessed
- Eshita♀एशिताDesired, wished for
- Gunjita♀गुञ्जिताHumming or buzzing
- Hasita♀हसिताSmiling and cheerful one
- Ishita♀इशिताMastery and superiority
- Jayalalita♀जयललिताVictorious and graceful
- Jayita♀जयिताVictorious
- Pushpita♀पुष्पिताFlowered, in bloom
- Ranita♀रनिताTinkling, melodious
- Sasmita♀सस्मिताSmiling, with a lovely smile
- Savita♀सविताThe sun
- Shilpita♀शिल्पिताWell-crafted, sculpted
- Shobhita♀शोभितAdorned, beautiful, splendid
Other name endings
Guide
Nepali girl names ending with ita, with meanings
The ending -ita gives a name a light, finished sound. Many of these names come from Sanskrit words ending in -ita or -ta, such as Sangita for music and Sarita for river. This page gathers 128 Nepali girl names ending with ita, each with its meaning. All 128 are used for girls, and a few, like Sita, are also given to boys.
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Music and poetry
Sangita means music or song, and Kabita means a poem. Both turn a creative art into a name.
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River and nectar
Sarita means river or stream, flowing water that nourishes the land. Amrita means the nectar of immortality.
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A smile in the name
Susmita and Sushmita mean a lovely smile, while Smita means smiling, a gentle and pleasant smile.
Girl names ending with ita for art and nature
Sarita (सरिता) means river or stream, and Amrita means the nectar of immortality. Sangita means music or song, while Kabita means a poem. Smita means smiling. These names draw on water, sound and verse, and they show how much variety one ending can hold. For a different soft close, see girl names ending in ana.
Girl names ending with ita for character
Asmita (अस्मिता) means self-respect, pride and identity. Susmita means a lovely smile, and Binita means humble, modest and polite. Sunita means well-behaved or of good conduct, while Anita means grace and favour. Ankita means marked or distinguished, and Sujita means well conquered or a great victory. Browse girl names ending in ika for another graceful ending.
Tips for parents
- Listen to the stress on the second syllable, as in Sa-ri-ta and Ka-bi-ta.
- Choose the meaning that fits the feeling you want, from music to a quiet smile.
- Pick one spelling from a pair like Susmita and Sushmita, and keep it consistent.
- Say the full name with your surname to check the rhythm.
Frequently asked questions
What are some Nepali girl names ending with ita?
Sarita, Kabita, Sangita, Amrita, Asmita and Susmita are all on this list. Their meanings include river, poem, music, nectar and self-respect.
What does the ending ita mean?
Many of the names come from Sanskrit words ending in -ita or -ta. Sangita means music, Kabita means poem, Sarita means river and Amrita means nectar. The ending is a shared sound rather than one single meaning.
Which names ending in ita mean a smile?
Susmita (सुस्मिता) and Sushmita mean a lovely smile, and Smita means smiling. All three suggest a warm, gentle expression.
Where can I see other girl name endings?
Our page on girl names by ending groups names by sounds such as -ika, -ana, -ya and -ti. You can compare the feel of each ending before you choose.