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| *A sixth century Irish saint: known as Saint Ides or Saint Ida or ''']'''; or | *A sixth century Irish saint: known as Saint Ides or Saint Ida or ''']'''; or | ||
| *Saint Ita, wife of ] (see ]) | *Saint Ita, wife of ] (see ]) | ||
| *] (1876-1943), co-founder of ] | |||
| *An ethnic group in the Philippine Islands: see ''']'''. | *An ethnic group in the Philippine Islands: see ''']'''. | ||
| *One of the Latin words meaning yes. | *One of the Latin words meaning yes. | ||
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Ita can refer to:
- A sixth century Irish saint: known as Saint Ides or Saint Ida or Saint Ita; or
- Saint Ita, wife of Pepin I (see Itta)
- Ita Wegman (1876-1943), co-founder of Anthroposophical Medicine
- An ethnic group in the Philippine Islands: see Aeta.
- One of the Latin words meaning yes.
- A type of palm (Mauritia flexuosa), growing near the Orinoco. The natives eat its fruit and buds, drink its sap, and make thread and cord from its fiber. Also known as the Ité or Moriche Palm.
- An Aramaic word meaning "it is learned from"
- NoLIta, North of Little Italy
See also ITA.
- Initial Teaching Alphabet a system formerly used in British schools to teach children to read.
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