Likely a variant of Anita, a diminutive of Ana from Hebrew Hannah, meaning grace or favor.
Anitia is likely a variant of Anita, which itself comes from Ana and ultimately from the Hebrew Hannah, meaning grace or favor. That path gives the name a long and layered history, moving from ancient biblical roots into Spanish and other Romance-language naming habits, where shorter affectionate forms became common and often carried a softer, more intimate tone.
Anitia keeps that lineage visible, even while giving it a slightly fuller and more distinctive shape. As a given name, Anitia feels familiar without being common, which is often the appeal of names built from recognizable pieces. It has the warm, accessible quality of Anita, but the extra syllable makes it seem a little more formal and a little less expected.
Names in this family tend to suggest gentleness, elegance, and modest charm rather than drama. Anitia belongs to that quieter tradition: a name that feels rooted in family naming patterns, yet uncommon enough to stand apart.