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Nickname of Princess Marie Melita of Hohenlohe-Langenburg, daughter of Princess Alexandra of Saxe Coburg, grand daughter of Maria Alexandrovna and great grand daughter to Alexander II.
― lily_maleshka  4/25/2023,  edited 4/25/2023
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Also used in Georgian.
― Anonymous User  1/28/2021
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Marita is also Latvian and Estonian, used as a diminutive of Marija and Māra (Latvian) and Maria (Estonian). The name day for Marita in Latvia is March 25, and the name day for Marita in Estonia is July 13.
― glacier_bear_82  12/30/2020
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Allegedly also Hungarian: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A1ria -- mention Marita as a variant
― Anonymous User  11/20/2020
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Dutch Pronunciation: ma-REE-tah.
― glacier_bear_82  8/10/2020
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I think this name is a beautiful name, although I think Maria is more to my liking, this name is a good one.
― NameCommenter  11/13/2019
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Either little María or dear María in meaning, the way Spanish diminutives works.
― Anonymous User  9/8/2019
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I have a friend named Marita, and though I'll admit it is unique, it didn't suit her, and I always thought of it as a bizarre and slightly ugly name. Even she said she wanted to change it one day. It has grown on me though.
― cmg4567  1/31/2018
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Marita is also used in Georgia. Dimunitive of Mariam. It's quite rare and really unique.
― Anonymous User  1/1/2017
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Beautiful name for a Hispanic girl!
― Anonymous User  4/3/2009
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It's also used in Norway.
― Anonymous User  9/28/2008
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Marita Conlon-McKenna is famous Irish children's author. She wrote the "Under the Hawthorn Tree" trilogy and "A Girl Named Blue".
― emeraldstar  7/6/2006
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