Yetta

Yetta is often regarded as a diminutive of Henrietta or a variant of Henriette, which both embody the meaning 'ruler of the home'. It signifies strength, leadership, and a protective nature over those close to them.

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The name Yetta is of Yiddish origin, also found in Hebrew-speaking communities and German culture. It is derived from the Hebrew name Y’hudit, meaning 'Jewess' or 'woman from Judea'.

  • Babies named Yetta in the US in 2023:
    Female: 5
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Yet, Yetts, Yetty, Yettie, Ettie.
  • Full Names: Henrietta, Y'hudit, Yudelka, Henriette, Yeva.
  • Famous Namesakes: Yetta Zwerling - Yiddish theater actress, Yetta Bronstein - fictional U.K. politician, Yetta Rosenberg - character from The Nanny, Yetta Schwartz - U.K. author.
  • Gender: Primarily considered a female name with occasional male derivations in certain cultures.
  • Numerology: Yetta resonates with the numerology number 7 which signifies introspection and analytical minds. People with this number are known to be intuitive, spiritual, and curious, always seeking knowledge and wisdom.

The name Yetta was more commonly used in the early 20th century, especially within Jewish communities. It has seen a decline in popularity in recent decades, but remains a cherished name for those looking to honor family heritage.

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