Letticia

Letticia is a given name, primarily borne by females. Its origins are generally traced to the Latin name Laetitia, which means "joy" or "gladness." This Latin root also connects it to the Roman goddess of joy, Laetitia. The name has seen varying degrees of popularity across different cultures and historical periods.

Variations of Letticia exist in numerous languages, often reflecting phonetic adaptations and cultural preferences. Some common variations include Leticia (Spanish, Portuguese), Laetitia (French, Latin), and Letizia (Italian). The spelling "Letticia" is a less common, but still recognized, anglicized form.

The name's association with joy has made it a desirable choice for parents seeking a positive connotation for their child. While not as globally ubiquitous as some other names, Letticia and its derivatives have maintained a presence in naming conventions, particularly in Western cultures. Its historical usage can be found in various records, contributing to its established presence as a personal identifier. The pronunciation typically emphasizes the second syllable.