Denitta, of Latin origin, is a unique and elegant feminine given name. It was created by combining parts of the Latin names 'Deni' and 'Celia'. The name 'Deni', derived from 'Denis', means 'follower of Dionysius', while 'Celia' is a Latin word meaning 'heavenly'. Thus, Denitta could be interpreted as 'follower of heaven's wisdom'. This name is not particularly popular but offers an attractive alternative for parents seeking a distinctive yet meaningful moniker. It has been used sparingly throughout history, often within families who favor uncommon names or those with Latin roots.
"Denitta was only given to five babies annually in 1966, with no further occurrences recorded since."