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I met a little girl named Pita (PEE-ta) today. She was about 8 years old. What do you think of it? Oh and did you ever meet someone with the name? I've never heard of it before and can't find information on it. Do you happen to know where it comes from? Or what it means? It sounds a lot like a Spanish name, but I'm not quite sure.
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Oh, thanks :)
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Lupita is adorable! ny
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I have no ideas about the origin but this is my friend Sarah's mum's name. Her mother is about 50 and was born in raised in England so I had always assumed it to be British. Anyway, I absolutely love the name and find it very cute and perky.
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I think of P.E.T.A.
...and I really don't like P.E.T.A., so I can't get behind this one.
...and I really don't like P.E.T.A., so I can't get behind this one.
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Ditto
I like what they stand for, but they are pretty much psychos who give animal lovers a bad name.
I like what they stand for, but they are pretty much psychos who give animal lovers a bad name.
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I know a little girl named Lupita. She's Mexican, so I'm guesing Pita could be Spanish as well. I think it's cute.
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Pita Bread?
That was my first thought!
That was my first thought!
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ditto.
onion pita. mmmm.
onion pita. mmmm.
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It's the Maori form of Peter
I know several male Pitas (PEE-tuh). You might like to have a look at Peta (which is in the database), as I imagine it would be related.
I know several male Pitas (PEE-tuh). You might like to have a look at Peta (which is in the database), as I imagine it would be related.
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Seeing it reminded me that there is a woman with this name in the supermarket where I shop most of the time. She could be Indian (I mean Eastern Indian, from the Country India)
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Pita chips = yum. :)
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