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Linda Pitts

the US

There are 272 people with the name "Linda Pitts" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Linda	13
Pitts	641
Linda Pitts	57,478

is 9th most common Thomas
is 10th most common Joseph
is 11th most common Patricia
is 12th most common Charles
is 13th most common Linda
is 14th most common Barbara
is 15th most common Mark
is 16th most common Maria
is 17th most common Susan

is 637th most common Barry
is 638th most common Velasquez
is 639th most common Keith
is 640th most common Shah
is 641st most common Pitts
is 642nd most common Beard
is 643rd most common Berger
is 644th most common Wiley
is 645th most common Eaton

is 57,474th most common Leon Anderson
is 57,475th most common Lewis Anderson
is 57,476th most common Lillie Robinson
is 57,477th most common Linda Lowery
is 57,478th most common Linda Pitts
is 57,479th most common Lisa Hubbard
is 57,480th most common Lori Hoffman
is 57,481st most common Lori Rodriguez
is 57,482nd most common Luis Correa

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Meaning & History

Linda

Pitts

(female) Of relatively recent origin and uncertain etymology. It is first recorded in the 19th century. It may be a shortened form of Belinda, an adoption of Spanish linda ‘pretty’, or a Latinate derivative of any of various other Germanic female names ending in -lind meaning ‘weak, tender, soft’. It was popular in the 20th century, especially in the 1950s.

variant: Lynda.

Pet forms: Lindie, Lindy.

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