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No, looks too feminine.

I only like it for a girl, and the Indian name.

Only for a boy. And preferably if he's Russian. I've taught an Afrikaans-speaking boy Nikita and an English-speaking South African Chinese girl Nikita, and they were both wonderful children, but I never really took to the name.

I love it! It's so jaunty.

Yes I do. I don't get why some people see it as a girls' name.

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I met a guy from Russia named Nikita last time I went on vacation. He didn't look or act feminine in the slightest.

This message was edited 9/12/2018, 5:02 PM

I kind of like it, but the only Nikita I've ever met was a girl so I think of it as more feminine.

Hi Perrine !!!

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I like Nikita ONLY on a boy! XD
Infact I know its origin (many Russian names comes from A.Greek that was spread in Italy as well in the Ancient History and was discovered again during the Renaissance).

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I think that Nikita is stunning on man: fascinating with a bit of exotic and refined vibe.

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The Italian form is Niceta (nee-CHE-ta) but it is not used for newborns since 1998.

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Nikita instead was given to 32 boys and 12 girls in 2016.

This message was edited 9/12/2018, 2:49 PM