Lucia
/luˈsiːə/
Lucia proper noun: a female given name from Latin.
Proper noun
Lucia
- A female given name from Latin.
Origin of Lucia
Latinate variant of Lucy, or today borrowed from modern Italian. Name of a Sicilian martyr, Latin Lūcia, feminine form of the Roman praenomen Lūcius.
Words formed from Lucia
Phrases with Lucia
Words that rhyme with Lucia
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- althea
- Anthea
- Caesarea
- hamartia
- Hosea
- Leah
- logorrhea
- maria
- panacea
- Sandia
- Theia
- trachea
- Zia
- Achaea
- Alethea
- carry the message to Garcia
- chia
- chorea
- diarrhea
- Hygieia
- mens rea
- pharmacopoeia
- pro-mia
- quesadilla
- ratafia
- sangria
- shea
- Shi'a
- tortilla
- urea
- Aeaea
- Apamea
- apatheia
- Aramea
- Arimathea
- avania
- cinquedea
- Corea
- deliver the message to Garcia
- dionaea
- dyspnea
- Euboea
- eupatheia
- Euryclea
- Fawzia
- gelateria
- glossopoeia
- gonorrhea
Questions about Lucia
- What does Lucia mean?
- Lucia means a female given name from Latin.
- What part of speech is Lucia?
- Lucia is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Lucia?
- Lucia is pronounced /luˈsiːə/.
Words near Lucia in the dictionary
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Adapted from Wiktionary: Lucia (page history and authors). Text available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license. Word.ws reformatted the entry and added links. Wiktionary data of 2026-09-02.
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