Carlita

or Car·le·ta

[ kahr-lee-tuh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

In addition to his daughter Parker of Clinton, Md., survivors include two other daughters, Carlita Roberts Marsh of Washington and Kristina Roberts, a best-selling author who writes under the pseudonym Zane and lives in Atlanta; eight grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter.

From Washington Post

“Every situation is different,” said Carlita Belgrove, who runs stovelady.com and restores vintage ranges, but not cast-iron wood burners.

From Washington Post

Carlita Redrick lost her job as a hairstylist in Andersen, Indiana when the coronavirus shutdowns began in March, and has been unable to return to work because her son has chronic asthma.

From The Guardian

Carlita and Charles Laws argued that they were entitled to summary judgment because day care owner Valorie Handy’s conviction for criminally negligent homicide precluded her from arguing that she is not civilly liable for negligence.

From Washington Times

"So your father, who spoiled you all rotten"—the father grinned from his place at the head of the table—"comes and rescues the sneakers and, behind my back, whispers to Carlita that she's going to have red sneakers just like she wants them. I find them, the both of them on the floor in the bathroom with my nail polish painting those sneakers red!"

From Literature