Anahita, a Persian name pronounced ah-nah-HEE-tah (/ˈa.na.hi.ta/), evokes the ancient goddess of agua and fertility whose worship permeated the Achaemenid and Sasanian empires. Its linguistic roots convey purity and a fuente de vida, reflecting both mythological gravitas and melodic finesse. In the United States, Anahita has held a steady yet niche position on the naming charts: after peaking in the mid-800s in the late 1990s and early 2000s, it appeared 13 times in 2024, ranking 937th. This consistent presence since the 1980s underscores its appeal among parents seeking a name that bridges historical depth with lyrical resonance. As global naming trends embrace diverse cultural heritages, Anahita stands out for its blend of antiquity and elegance.
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