Name meaning
Nikita
means “unconquered”
- Origin
- Greek, via Russian
- Used in
- Russian, Ukrainian, Indian
- Spellings
- Nikita · Aniketos
- Say it
- nee-KEE-tah
- Letters
- 6
Researched meaning
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Nikita is the Russian form of the Greek Aniketos, unconquered. In Russia it is a boy's name; elsewhere it is often used for girls.
Roots
From Greek aniketos (unconquered).
Where it is used
Aniketos is the Greek form.
Nikita name FAQ
What does the name Nikita mean?
Nikita means “unconquered”. From Greek aniketos (unconquered).
Where does the name Nikita come from?
Nikita is of Greek, via Russian origin. Today it is used in Russian, Ukrainian, Indian families.
How do you pronounce Nikita?
Nikita is usually pronounced nee-KEE-tah.
What are other spellings of Nikita?
Related spellings and forms include Aniketos.
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Sources
Name data: SSA-Census, Wiktionary-DE, Wiktionary-EN. Meaning and background researched by our team from the sources below and written in our own words. Wikipedia and Wiktionary content is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.