Ronit
A Hebrew name meaning "my joy, joyful song," carried almost entirely by women. In Poland it stays rare: most people here have never met a Ronit, and the name draws no newborns today.
Ronit Pronunciation
Ronit is pronounced RO-nyeet (/ˈrɔɲit/).
What Ronit means
Where Ronit comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Ronit grew from the Hebrew root r-n-n, which means to sing out or to raise a glad voice. From it comes ron, a song or shout of gladness, and the feminine ending -it makes the word personal. The name reads as my joy, or joyful song.
In modern Hebrew it settled as a given name among Jewish families, most often for girls. It has no diminutive that travels with it and no cross-gender pair. Ronit stands on its own.
On a Polish class register, Ronit sits apart from the Zuzannas and Julias, and it has no name-day marked in the calendar. A teacher reading it aloud meets a Hebrew root rather than a Latin or Slavic one. The meaning stays close to the sound: joy, and a song made of it.
How many people are named Ronit
1 in 237304 women in Poland is named Ronit. 100 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #3464 among female names.
Ronit as a middle name
Ronit is a first name for 100 women in Poland and a middle name for another 8, a 93/7 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 2852nd, between Romanna (8) and Rosalind (8).
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#2850 Rodica8
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#2851 Romanna8
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#2852 Ronit8
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#2853 Rosalind8
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#2854 Safia8