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Keita

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Meaning of Keita

Open; Begin; Jubilation; Respect; Honor

Keita is a name with multiple origins and meanings. For instance, Keita is a Japanese masculine name that means ‘open,’ ‘begin,’ ‘jubilation,’ ‘respect,’ ‘honor,’ ‘big,’ and ‘great’ according to the kanji combinations. Keita is also an Eastern African masculine name meaning ‘worshiper.’ As a Latvian feminine name, Keita is derived from the English Kate, originated from Katherine, and ultimately derives from the Greek hekateros, meaning ‘each of the two.’ This name is also associated with the Hecate, the goddess of magic and crossroads in Greek mythology. Keita is also a Malian family name.

Japanese

Vedic Astrology for Keita

Rashi (Zodiac)Mithun (Gemini)
ElementAir
Ruling PlanetMercury
QualityDual (Dvisvabhava)
Starting LettersK
Rashi (Vedic)Mithun

Numerology of Keita

1

The Leader

Independent, ambitious, and pioneering. Names with this number carry the energy of originality and self-determination.

LetterKEITASum
Value2592119

191 + 9 = 1

Lucky Number: 1

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the name Keita mean?

Keita means "Open; Begin; Jubilation; Respect; Honor". Keita is a name with multiple origins and meanings. For instance, Keita is a Japanese masculine name that means ‘open,’ ‘begin,’ ‘jubilation,’ ‘respect,’ ‘honor,’ ‘big,’ and ‘great’ according to the k

What is the numerology of Keita?

The numerology number for Keita is 1 - "The Leader". Independent, ambitious, and pioneering. Names with this number carry the energy of originality and self-determination.

What is the zodiac sign for Keita?

Keita is associated with Gemini (Mithun in Vedic astrology), element Air, ruled by Mercury.

Is Keita a boy or girl name?

Keita is a unisex name of Japanese origin.

Name Properties

2Syllables
5Letters
UnisexGender
1Numerology

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