Yaritsa
Meaning of Yaritsa
Yaritsa is a Spanish feminine name thought to draw on indigenous Taíno roots and later shaped by Iberian linguistic patterns. Pronounced yah-REET-sah, it reflects a blend of pre-Columbian heritage and contemporary Latin identity. U.S. Social Security records first note Yaritsa in 1993 with 19 births (rank 847), and from the late 1990s through 2009 it averaged six to ten annual occurrences, holding positions between 839 and 980. This consistent, niche presence highlights its appeal for parents seeking a distinctive Hispanic choice.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as yah-REET-sah (/jaˈɾit.sa/)
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