Melita

Gender: Female Meaning of Melita: "honey" Origin of Melita: Greek

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Melita Origin and Meaning

The name Melita is a girl's name of Greek origin meaning "honey".

A coffee filter.

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Famous People Named Melita

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Victoria Melita, Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and Edinburgh, granddaughter of Queen Victoria
Marie Melita Leopoldine Viktoria Feodora Alexandra Sophie, Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Melita Lorkovic, Croatian pianist
Melita Fabečić, Miss Croatia 2013
Melita Ruhn, Romanian Olympic gymnast
Melita Stedman Norwood, British spy for Russia

Pop Culture References for the name Melita

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Melita, the Greek & Latin name for the island of Malta
Melita, heroine in Barbara Cartland's book The Magic of Love

Melletta, Melitza, Malita, Malitta, Meleeta, Melitta, Molita, Melida, Melyta

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spirit_wasa Says:

2019-09-22T14:17:19

My cousin's name is Melita. Its a beautiful name and everyone says so when you hear it.

bellerose Says:

2019-08-18T20:44:53

A coffee filter? So useful #not.

silkypumpkin Says:

2016-12-07T16:43:39

sometimes Nameberry, your comments are stupid and irritating. "A coffee filter" is not useful "info" on the name. I had to look that up, and the filters are spelled differently anyway. if you can make a whole different post for a name spelled with "y" vs "i". also being a brand doesn't seem to turn most people off even remotely, quite the contrary people name their children after cars all the time.