Clarita
Meaning of Clarita
Clarita is a Spanish diminutive of the Latin name Clara, meaning “clear” or “bright,” and carries connotations of luminosity and purity that traverse cultural borders. Pronounced kluh-REE-tuh, it evokes the crisp clarity of first light—dew-laden petals glistening in a Persian dawn, that very spark celebrated in classical ghazals. Though relatively rare in the United States—with just seven newborns named Clarita in 2024, ranking 943rd—the name has enjoyed modest resilience since its early 20th-century peaks, offering analytical insight into shifting naming fashions: a steady presence for parents drawn to gentle distinction. Its balanced blend of familiarity and novelty makes Clarita a quietly radiant choice, and, in an era prone to hyperbole, one could wryly note that “little clear one” arrives refreshingly unfiltered.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as kluh-REE-tuh (/kləˈriːtə/)
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Notable People Named Clarita
| Clarita Carlos - |
| Clarita Heath - |
