Seetha
Meaning of Seetha
Seetha, pronounced SEE-thah (/siːθə/), is a traditional and evocative female name of Indian origin. It is commonly associated with the Hindu epic, the Ramayana, where Sita is revered for her dedication, virtue, and purity as the beloved wife of Lord Rama. The name Seetha carries deep cultural and spiritual significance in India, symbolizing strength in adversity and moral integrity. While it remains relatively rare in the United States, with only 6 newborns given this name in 2023 ranking it at 13,414th, its rich heritage makes it a meaningful choice for parents seeking a name with historical depth and enduring values. The variation "Sita" is also used and holds similar associations.
Pronunciation
Indian
- Pronunced as SEE-thah (/siːθə/)
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Notable People Named Seetha
| Seetha Kumari Ehelepola was a pioneering Sri Lankan actress known for her motherly roles in cinema, theater, and television over a career spanning four decades. |
| Seetha Doraiswamy was a celebrated Carnatic multi-instrumentalist and the last recognized female exponent of the jal tarang, known for her efforts to preserve the instrument and advocate for equal female representation in music. |
| Seetha Coleman-Kammula is an Indian chemist and entrepreneur who, after a lengthy career in the petrochemical industry, founded an environmental consulting firm focusing on sustainable industrial practices. |
| Seetha Arambepola is a Sri Lankan politician and surgeon, currently serving as the State Minister of Health and a Member of Parliament. |
| Seetha Seneviratne - Seetha "Sita" Seneviratne was a Ceylonese politician who served as a member of the Senate of Ceylon and represented Balangoda in the Parliament of Sri Lanka. |
| Seetha Hallett is a British television presenter known for hosting the Channel 4 series "A Place by the Sea." |
