"Variant of Talitha"
The name Talita is commonly a female name from the "Hebrew" origin.
Talita is the Portuguese form of Talitha, the Aramaic word that appears in the Gospel of Mark in the phrase talitha koum, commonly translated as "little girl, arise." The name is used as a given name in Brazil and in other Portuguese-speaking communities, where it is spelled with a single l.
Talitha means "Child; Woman".
The pronunciation of Talita is tuh-LEE-tuh.
