Sidita

Like a day, Sidita shines whenever you make her smile. She is not always perfect, and doubts herself every other day. But Sidita's friends and family make it easier, and what make her smile the most. Take time to listen to her, and know that a little respect and kindness goes a long way. She loves bumblebees, tea and hugs.

Dang, Sidita really wants to go to the fields today!

by ditka759629 May 6, 2024

Sidetalk

New York's one-minute street show

Comedic man-on-the-street interviews that highlight New York City's unique characters and street culture. Randomly-themed one-minute episodes are posted onto Instagram (@sidetalknyc)

Did you see the new Sidetalk episode with Spider Cuz?!

by EssexDelancey October 17, 2020

siitari

a person who changes his or her mind very frequently.

Damn! You keeping switching back between going to Laras and UW madison; you're a Siitari.

by Boda555 June 14, 2010

siitari

an individual who alternates back and forth between the two SAME two institutions of "higher" learning; note: to earn the distinction of being a true siitari one must have physically gone back and forther between these school TWO times.

also, someone who is quite gregarious (its not all bad!)

andrew.....i mean andrea siitari keeps alternating between a "school" in Iowa and a school in Wisconsan (but, hopefully the streak ends soon)

by turboda September 21, 2012

siditty

pretentious, stuck up

"St. Louis teachers, on the other hand, tended to act very "siditty" and talked down to their students from the lofty heights of education and whitefolks' enunciation"-Maya Angelou, "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings"

by Siditty Girl May 7, 2008

Sikita

A women with a heart of a lion. She is beautiful and caring. Always expect fun when she's around.

Did you see that beautiful girl? Who is she?

That's Sikita!

by Auddieau December 19, 2016

Sigita

"Sigita" and its masculine form "Sigitas" are Lithuanian names. Lithuania is a country on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea. There is some speculation as to the name's origin: possibly Old High German (Sigismund), Indian (Sangita) or Latin ("sagitta" for arrow).

Variations of "Sigita" include "Siga" and the diminutive "Sigutė", as in the refrain, "Eik Sigute, eik dukrele," from a popular Lithuanian folktale.

Archbishop Sigitas Tamkevičius, the archbishop of Kaunas, Lithuania, a human rights activist during the Soviet era
Poets Sigitas Geda and Sigitas Parulskis
Dr. Sigita Plioplys, a pediatric neuropsychiatrist
Sigita Nedzvecka, a Latvian supermodel

by Lithuanian Names Project October 9, 2010