Usually means: Suffix indicating feminine form, smaller.
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  1. Etta, etta: Wordnik
  2. Etta: Wiktionary
  3. Etta: Infoplease Dictionary
  4. etta: Dictionary.com
  5. Etta (name), Etta: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  6. Etta: Rhymezone

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  2. ETTA: Acronym Finder

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  1. Etta: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Etta)

▸ noun:  A short form of Henrietta or of other female given names ending in -etta.

Similar:
hetty, Henny, Henrietta, Teatta, Jeanetta, Elta, Simonetta, Henriette, netty, Hattie, more...

Phrases:
Etta James, etta baker, Etta Place, Etta James discography, Etta Candy, more...

Adjectives:
little, poor, mad, old, dear, coy, great, tall, young



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Similar:
hetty, Henny, Henrietta, Teatta, Jeanetta, Elta, Simonetta, Henriette, netty, Hattie, more...

Phrases:
Etta James, etta baker, Etta Place, Etta James discography, Etta Candy, Etta Rosales, Etta Jones, Etta McDaniel, etta of the comics, more...

Adjectives:
little, poor, mad, old, dear, coy, great, tall, young



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