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Lucia celtic name. Origin Any African American American Indian Anglo-Saxon Arabic Armenian Basque Celtic Chechen Chinese Dutch English French Gaelic German Ghanaian Greek Hawaiian Hebrew Hindi Hindu Hungarian Indian Irish Italian Japanese Korean Latin Muslim Native American Nigerian Persian Polish Punjabi Russian Sanskrit Scandinavian Scottish. Saint Lucia is the only sovereign nation named after an actual female historical figure. Normally people with the name Lucia are energetic courageous and determined.

Lucia seems to be a Latin form used in Gaelic annals. Saint Lucia was named after Saint Lucy of Syracuse AD 283 304. A form of English name Alana.

Celtic - Little Rock. Legend states that French sailors were shipwrecked on the island on 13. Caitlyn Catherine Cathleen Irish Kathleen Irish Kaitlin Kaitlyn Kaitlynn Katelyn Caetlin Caitriona Catriona Scottish Catrina Scottish Catrin Welsh Cadi Welsh Catarina Galician.

The name Lucia is derived from the Latin word Lux it is the feminine form of the Roman Lucius. A form of English name Alana. According to a user from Venezuela the name Lucia is of Latin origin and means From latin Lux means light or born at daylight.

A submission from the United Kingdom says. If further information becomes available showing a different form that. Lucetta English Lucette English along with French Luciella Italian Lucilla English The german language Italian and Spanish Lucina English along with Lucy English and the spelling variant Lusia German are forms of the name.

From A World of Baby Names by Teresa Norman. It is unclear at this time whether Lucia was adapted in that form into Gaelic or whether the form Lucia represented some other Gaelic form of this name. Pet form of Irish Báirbre meaning foreign.