Jesusita is a unique and elegant given name, derived from the Spanish 'Jesús', meaning 'God is salvation'. This moniker carries a rich historical and cultural significance, often bestowed upon females in Spanish-speaking communities. It lends itself beautifully to various nicknames like Jesy or Sita, adding versatility to its charm. Jesusita is not as commonly found today as it once was, making those who bear this name all the more distinctive.
The name Jesusita experienced periods of popularity and decline over time, with a total of 1467 births recorded between 1902 and 2008. The most popular years were 1923 and 1943 with 32 births each, while the least popular was 1904 with only 7 births. There's a noticeable decrease in usage after the 1950s.