It's important to note that while Yitta and Yittah are essentially the same name, they have slight differences in pronunciation and usage:
* Yitta is the Yiddish pronunciation, typically used in Yiddish-speaking communities.
* Yittah is the Hebrew pronunciation and is more common in modern Israeli Hebrew.
Both names are of biblical origin, stemming from the Hebrew word "yittah" which means "she will give".