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unconquered; victor
Meaning:unconquered; victor. Nikita is a gender-neutral name of Greek and Slavic origin. Translating to “unconquered” or “victor,” this name is a powerful choice to remind baby to embrace their natural strengths.
Dude there is literally a series named Nikita about a some sort of assasian chick. There are lot's of gender-neutral names in different languages.
I don't want to imagine a "mommy dominatrix girl" as like a futa or something, but that's the only conclusion my Russian mind comes to due to the fanniz.
Also, check this movie - La Femme Nikita (1990).
OP: "Nikita is funny to me. In russian this name is exclusively for males.:
Big brain reply: "Actually, check this old-ass movie written in french."
I swear to God, the need to "clap back" in modern age has melted people's brains and short circuited them into completely skipping basic reading comprehension.
it's okay, sometimes our parents get creative
my mother got inspired by the TV-series "nikita" where the main character is a female spy
Yeah I remember liking that show... I think it was airing in late 90s/early 00s.
People have to understand it's two different names. Pronounced differently. Nik(i)ta (male name) and Nikit(a) (female name).