Talita is a name with deep biblical roots, derived from the Aramaic word "talitha, " meaning "little girl" or "little one. " It appears in the Gospel of Mark, where Jesus resurrects a young girl with the words "Talitha kum, " translating to "Little girl, I say to you, arise. " The name has been in use for centuries, offering a timeless and charming choice for parents. Its biblical significance and old-world charm make it an appealing choice for many. Over time, the name has evolved in popularity, but its essence remains unchanged, symbolizing the enduring bond between parents and their children.
