Genita, of Latin origin, is a unique and distinctive female given name. It was created by author Ursula K. Le Guin for her novel "The Left Hand of Darkness," set on the planet Gethen where inhabitants are ambisexual, possessing both male and female reproductive organs. The name Genita is derived from the Latin word 'genitus,' meaning 'born.' This intriguing name adds a touch of uniqueness to its bearer, perhaps inspired by its literary connection or its rare occurrence in daily life.
"The name Genita experienced fluctuating popularity over the century, with its highest points being 18 births in 1961 and 15 births in both 1954 and 1974. However, it was more commonly seen as a popular choice between 5 to 12 births per year throughout most of the years recorded."