Calita

Calita is a toponym and, less commonly, a personal name. The word derives from the Spanish caleta, meaning a small harbor or cove, with the diminutive suffix -ita, yielding "little cove."

As a place name, Calita is used in several Spanish-speaking regions to designate coastal localities or neighborhoods. In many cases the form La Calita is used. Because it is a descriptive term rather than a single specific identifier, there is no universally recognized place called Calita; different villages, bays, or districts may bear the name in various countries.

Calita may also be encountered as a surname or given name, though it is relatively uncommon. When used as a personal name, it often reflects regional naming practices rather than a widely known individual.

In historical or literary contexts, Calita more frequently appears as part of toponyms or as a diminutive component within longer names rather than as a standalone title or character.

See also: Caleta; La Calita; Cala (toponymy).