Enith is a unique, melodic feminine given name of uncertain etymology. It gained recognition in the late 19th century, initially appearing in England and Wales. While its origins remain unclear, some speculate that Enith could be a variant spelling of the Cornish name Enid, which means 'life' or 'lively'. Others suggest it might derive from the Welsh name Enydd, meaning 'leader'. The name's rarity contributes to its distinctive charm, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking an uncommon yet beautiful name for their daughter.
"Enith has seen a surge in popularity recently, with a combined 27 births recorded between 2021 and 2023 alone, almost doubling the total number of Eniths born in the previous century (6 in 1923 and 6 in 1961). The most recent year, 2023, saw an equal number of births to 2005, with five newborns named Enith each."