Kita
[kiːtə]Meaning
Japanese 北 (kita), 'north'; also a Polish word for a crest, bunch, sheaf or tail
Background Story
Kita is recorded as a given name in Croatian, where it is feminine, and, rarely and archaically, in Japanese, also feminine. As a Japanese surname it may be written in various kanji, including 北 'north', 木田 'field of trees' and 喜多 'many happinesses', while the Polish surname comes from the nickname kita, meaning 'crest, bunch, sheaf; tail'.
Temperament
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