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	'''Ita''' can refer to:		'''Ita''' or '''ITA''' can refer to:

	*A sixth century Irish saint: known as Saint Ides or Saint Ida or ''']'''; or
			'''Individuals'''
⚫	*Saint Ita, wife of ] (see ])
	*] (c.1040-1113), mother of ]		* ] (c.1040-1113), mother of ]
	*] (1876-1943), co-founder of ]		* ] (1876-1943), co-founder of ]
			* ] or Saint Ida, a 6th century Irish saint
⚫	*An ethnic group in the Philippine Islands~~: see ''']'''~~.
		⚫	* Saint Ita, wife of ] (see ])
⚫	*~~One~~ of the Latin words ~~meaning~~ yes.

	*A type of palm (]), 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 ].
			'''Other'''
	*An ] word meaning "it is learned from"
		⚫	* ] a system formerly used in British schools to teach children to read.
⚫	*], North of Little Italy
		⚫	* Ita or ], an ethnic group in the Philippine Islands.
⚫	See also ].
			* "ita", ] for "it is learned from", significant e.g. in ] sources.
⚫	*] a system formerly used in British schools to teach children to read.
		⚫	* "ita", one of the ] words for "yes".
			* "Ita", another common name of the ] (''Mauritia flexuosa'')

		⚫	==See also==
		⚫	* ] ("North of Little Italy")


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Ita or ITA can refer to:

Individuals

Other

Initial Teaching Alphabet a system formerly used in British schools to teach children to read.
Ita or Aeta, an ethnic group in the Philippine Islands.
"ita", Aramaic for "it is learned from", significant e.g. in Abrahamitic sources.
"ita", one of the Latin words for "yes".
"Ita", another common name of the Moriche Palm (Mauritia flexuosa)