Letrice

The name Letrice is a feminine variant of Patricia, to which the syllable 'Le-' has been added. It is derived from the Roman name Patricius and is translated as 'the noble patrician woman', 'the patrician', 'the noble one', or 'the noble'.

What does the name Letrice mean?

Letrice is a feminine form of the name Patricia, enhanced by the syllable 'Le-'. Translated, the name means 'the noble patrician woman', 'the patrician', 'the noble one', or 'the noble'. Its roots lie in Latin, derived from the term patricius, meaning 'noble, aristocratic, patrician, of noble descent', as well as from the word patrēs, which describes 'the noble one, the patrician, of noble lineage'. An alternative spelling is Latrice, while variants such as Patrizia, Patrisha, and Patrica also exist.

Where does the name Letrice come from?

The first name Letrice has Latin roots and means 'the noble patrician woman'. It is composed of the Latin terms patrēs, meaning 'the noble one, the patrician, of noble descent', and patricius, meaning 'noble, aristocratic, patrician, of noble descent'. The language is English.

How do you pronounce Letrice?

Le-tri-ce

When is the name day of Letrice?

The name days for Patricia are celebrated on March 17 and August 25.

Popularity

In Germany, Letrice is a rather rare name. It has not appeared in the German name popularity lists so far. The best ranking in the USA was achieved in 1980, reaching 3,069th place. From 1930 to 2024, Letrice was given about 420 times in the USA, which places it at 4,859th. In the last ten years, no child has received this name. Worldwide, Letrice has not frequently appeared in the name charts of various countries in recent years.