Rajita

Rajita is a feminine given name of Indian origin used by speakers of several Indian languages and by members of the Indian diaspora. The name is common in many parts of India and appears in contemporary naming practices as well as in literature and media.

Etymology and meaning: In Sanskrit, Rajita is derived from the root raj- meaning to rule or royal, with the feminine suffix -ita. The resulting interpretations include “decorated” or “adorned,” and some usages emphasize a sense of beauty or distinction. Variants arise from transliteration and regional pronunciation, including spellings such as Rajitha, depending on script and language.

Usage and regional spread: The name is used across multiple linguistic communities, including Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Tamil, and Telugu speakers. It is typically given to girls and may reflect aspirations related to elegance, dignity, or royal association.

Notable people: There are individuals named Rajita in various professional fields in India and among the diaspora, but there is no single globally prominent figure who defines the name.

See also: Rajitha; Rajita spellings and transliterations may vary by region and language.