Forename Mirta

In the world, Mirta (Mirta , Мирта , ميرتا ) is a widespread feminine forename. The forename Mirta is characteristic of Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, where it is a widespread feminine name, Paraguay, where it is quite a common predominantly girly, but scarcely boy's name, and Uruguay, where it is quite a common feminine name (explore the name in all countries). In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly Argentina, Paraguay, and Mexico. Very seldom, Mirta is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Mirta

name Mertle, name 梅朵, name Миртл, name ミルタ, name Mirta, name 麦特, name ميرتا, name Myrthe, name Мирта, name Мірта, name Myrtle, name Mirtá, name Mirthe

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Mirta	Paraguay, Argentina, United States, Mexico, Uruguay
Мирта	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia, Kyrgyzstan
ميرتا	Iraq, Palestinian Territory

First names said to be same

Mertle, Mirthe, Mirtá, Myrthe, Myrtle, Миртл, Мірта, ミルタ, 梅朵, and 麦特

First name Mirta in the context

Mirta is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Mirta Torres , character in Plus belle la vie and Mirta Jaramillo .

Notable namesakes

	mirta arlt Argentinian writer, AR (b. 1923)
	mirta acuña de baravalle Argentinian activist, AR (b. 1925)
	mirta colángelo Argentinian writer, AR (b. 1942)
	mirta roses periago Argentine epidemiologist, AR (b. 1945)
	mirta busnelli Argentine actress, AR (b. 1946)
	mirta yáñez Cuban writer, CU (b. 1947)
	mirta massa Argentine model, AR (b. 1947)
	mirta zaida lobato Argentine historian, essayist and professor (*1948), AR (b. 1948)
	mirta toledo Argentine artist, sculptor (born 1952), AR (b. 1952)
	mirta cerra herrera Cuban artist (1904-1986), CU (b. 1904)
	mirta goldberg AR (b. 1945)
	mirta tundis Argentinian former advocate of retiree citizens, AR (b. 1956)
	mirta martin American educator, US (b. 1960)
	mirta fernández martínez CU (b. 1901)
	mirta aguirre Cuban poet, novelist, journalist, activist (1912-1980), CU (b. 1912)