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Letitia

Letitia (name) means a feminine given name of Latin origin, popular in medieval England and now rather rare. Example: “Letitia was named after her grandmother.”

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A feminine given name of Latin origin, popular in medieval England and now rather rare.

"Letitia was named after her grandmother."

How to use Letitia

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In plain EnglishShares its root with the Latin word for "gladness" or "joy".

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Etymology

From Latin laetitia, "gladness".

Origin: Latin

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Letitia” mean?

The word “Letitia” means a feminine given name of Latin origin, popular in medieval England and now rather rare. In plain terms, shares its root with the Latin word for "gladness" or "joy".

How do you use “Letitia” in a sentence?

Here is “Letitia” used in a sentence: “Letitia was named after her grandmother.”

What part of speech is “Letitia”?

“Letitia” is a name.

Where does the word “Letitia” come from?

The word “Letitia” comes from Latin. From Latin laetitia, "gladness".