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Name
Tacita
Gender
Girl name
Syllables
3

Tacita represents the feminine variant of the name Tacitus. The meaning of the name is directly translated as 'the silent goddess', 'the calm one', and 'the little quiet one'.

What does the name Tacita mean?

Tacita is the feminine form of the name Tacitus. Translated, the name means 'the silent goddess', 'the calm one', and 'the little quiet one'. Its origins can be found in Latin, where it is derived from tacere for 'to be silent' and tăcĭtus for 'silent', 'calm', 'quiet', 'secret', 'hidden', or 'occult'. The diminutive '-ita' is common in Spanish and Italian-speaking countries.

Where does the name Tacita come from?

The etymology of Tacita points to a feminine first name of Latin and Roman origin, meaning 'the silent goddess'. The Latin term tacere stands for 'to be silent', while tăcĭtus means 'silent, calm, quiet, secret, hidden, or occult'. This name has its roots in the Roman language.

How do you pronounce Tacita?

Ta-zi-ta

Popularity

In Germany, Tacita is a rare name. It has never made it onto the German name popularity lists. Its best ranking was in 1992, when it placed 1,111th in Scotland. Between 1974 and 2024, Tacita was given less than 10 times in Scotland, which places it at 4,651st. In the last ten years, the name has not been given there. Worldwide, Tacita is also not widely used.

Famous people

  • Tacita Dean (English artist)

Frequently asked questions about the name Tacita

What is the origin of the name Tacita?

Tacita has its roots in Latin and is the feminine form of the name Tacitus. It comes from the Roman language and means 'the silent goddess'.

What does the name Tacita mean?

The name Tacita means 'the silent goddess', 'the calm one', or 'the little quiet one'. The derivations come from the Latin words tacere, which means 'to be silent', and tăcĭtus, which means 'silent, calm, quiet'.

How popular is the name Tacita?

Tacita is a rather rare name and enjoys some popularity in certain cultures, particularly in Spanish and Italian-speaking regions, mainly due to the diminutive '-ita'.

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