Forename Brita

Across the world, Brita (Brita , Riitta , בריטה ) is quite a common female first name. The first name Brita is habitual in Finland, where it is quite a common feminine name, Sweden, and Germany, where it is quite a rare feminine name. Very seldom, Brita is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Brita

name Riitta, name Birgitta, name Риитта, name בריטה, name Брита, name Britta, name 莉塔, name Биргитта, name Bríta, name Brita, name Briitta, name ប្រិត, name بريتا, name Britha, name Бритта

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Brita	Germany, Philippines, Finland, Sweden, United States
Riitta	Germany, Finland, Sweden, United States, India
בריטה	Israel
Брита	Russia

First names said to be same

Birgitta, Briitta, Britha, Britta, Bríta, Биргитта, Бритта, Риитта, بريتا, ប្រិត, and 莉塔

First name Brita in the context

Brita is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Brita Persdotter Karth , the fictional person in Swedish history; Rita Skeeter , the Harry Potter character, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire; Elasti-Girl , the fictional character, a superheroine of the DC Comics universe and a member of the Doom Patrol, Titans; Rita Bennett , the fictional character created by Jeff Lindsay, Dexter and Rita Desjardin , the fictional character, Carrie, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	brita olovsdotter Swedish spy, SE (b. 1401)
	brita olofsdotter Finnish soldier of the Swedish cavalry, SE (b. 1501)
	brita pipare Swedish witch (b. 1501)
	brita eriksdotter leijonhuvud 1514-, SE (b. 1514)
	brita bengtsdotter (b. 1560)
	brita de la gardie (1581-1645), SE (b. 1581)
	brita eriksdotter ulfsparre (b. 1571)
	brita cruus af gudhem wife of Jakob Lilliehöök (b. 1641)
	brita bielke (b. 1582)
	brita clemensdotter SE (b. 1588)
	brita kruus (1652-1716), SE (b. 1652)
	brita klemesdotter Finnish postmaster in Swedish Finland, SE (b. 1621)
	brita kristina appelbom Swedish poet, SE (b. 1675)
	brita rosladin Swedish noblewoman (b. 1626)
	brita ribbing SE (b. 1616)

Characteristic surnames

Ram, Swenson, Andrews, Carlson, Larsson, Jackson, Johnson, Nilsson, Nielsen, Higgins, Schmidt, Wallace, Anderson, Andersen, Peterson, Pedersen, Robinson, Jacobson, Thompson, Williams, Mccracken, Mckinnon, Walker, Olsson, Hansen, Long, Hill, Meyer, Smith, Baker, Brown, Price, Jones, Hicks, Frost, Olson, Olsen, Weber, Martin, Alston, Larson, Larsen, Jensen, Turner, Nelson, Harris, Andersson, and Christensen