Attracta
Attracta proper noun: a female given name from Irish.
Proper noun
Attracta
- A female given name from Irish
- Irish student Attracta Mooney is about to start a Masters degree at the University of Leeds, and after getting used to the world of work (and the money!) isn't looking forward to student poverty!!2007 July 18, “Changing lifestyles…again”, in BBC Leeds
Origin of Attracta
Latin, from Irish Athracht, patron saint of Locha Techet and Tourlestrane.
Questions about Attracta
- What does Attracta mean?
- Attracta means a female given name from Irish.
- What part of speech is Attracta?
- Attracta is a proper noun.
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