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What does Teresita mean?
Teresita 
as a girls' name is a Greek name, and the meaning of Teresita is "late summer". Teresita is an alternate form of Teresa (Greek): popular version of Theresa. See also Zita
ASSOCIATED WITH greek
Variations
VARIANTS Theresita, Terezita, Terasita
RELATED FORMS VIA TERESA, THERESA Taresa, Terasa, Terasina, Terecena, Terese▼, Teresia, Teresina, Tereska, Teressa▼, Teresse, Tereza, Terezia, Terezilya, Terezinha, Terezsa, Terosina, Terresa, Terresia, Terrosina, Tersa, Tersia, Tersina, Tersita, Terushka, Teruska, Tesia, Theresina, Theressa, Tresa, Trescha, Tressa
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Teresita Rori (T.R.), ..
How popular is Teresita?
Teresita is a very prominent first name for women (#1100 out of 4276, Top 26%) but an unusual surname for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Teresita entered the list in 1940-1949 and reached its apex position of #1388 in the U.S. in the 1960s, but is not in the list currently. (TOP BABY NAMES, 2018)
Which version is better?
Teresa (#798 FROM RECENT DATA), Theresa (#1106), Terese, Teresia, Teressa, Terresa, Tesia, Theressa, Tresa, Tressa and Zita are the prominent related forms of Teresita. These forms of Teresita reached the height of their popularity in the 1960s (MEDIAN #1167) and have become much less widespread since (#1825, ▼98%), with forms such as Theresa becoming somewhat dated.
Similar Names
Suggested similar-sounding names are Berenisa (see Berenice), Bernita, Bertita (see Bertha), Celesia, Celesta, Cerelia, Cerrita, Genesia, Hersila (see Ersilia), Inesita, Jeremia, Jeressa, Leretta (see Loretta), Marsita, Meredith▼, Nereida, Perdita, Perita, Perlita, Persia, Serenity▲, Serita, Teeta, Tempesta, Tenesha, Tercia, Terea, Tereena, Tereigh, Terella, Terena, Terenia, Terica, Terika, Terina, Terrina, Tersha, Tertia, Tessia, Tessica, Treia, Treina, Trevia, Trevina, Trinita, Trisia, Trista▼, Tristan▼, Tristina, Trysta, Trystan, Venusita, Verita, Vernita and Ynesita. These names tend to be less frequently used than Teresita.
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