donita

Donita is a feminine given name of Spanish origin. It is an affectionate form related to the honorific doña and is used in Spanish-speaking communities. In English-language contexts, the name is often encountered in writing due to immigration, literature, and personal choice. The form without the tilde or accent reflects anglicization.

The name has been borne by several individuals, including Donita K. Paul, an American fantasy author known for the DragonKeeper Chronicles, among others in public life and the arts. The name also appears in fictional works as a character name, reflecting its use as a personal given name in various cultural contexts.

In general, donita does not refer to a widely recognized concept, place, or object beyond its use as a given name. If encountered in texts, it is typically a proper noun referring to a person or, less commonly, a fictional character. See also related terms such as Doña and Dona.