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Love it love it love it. It's one of the most elegant names I can think of. If the "tit" in the middle is a problem you can spell it Leticia. Laetitia is another wonderful spelling.

It's a pretty name, but not my taste.

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It's unusual enough to be interesting, it has a great meaning, and I like the look of it - but it sounds like a sneeze.

I had an elderly relative, now deceased, whose names were Letitia Muriel. She greatly disliked Letitia and always went by Muriel, so her opinion has influenced mine.

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She did once work for a boss who called her Tish. Which is actually worse than Letty.

Just lovely. But I do prefer it spelt Laetitia. Can't explain why, but for a name that means happiness, that spelling somehow looks happier :)

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I also adore Lettice

I adore it!

I love it. It's one of my favorite names. It's on my PNL. That says it all.

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Hi !!!

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Letizia (leh-TEE-tsyah) is the Italian variant.

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In 2014 was #69 as biths name so it isn't SO dated.

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I quite dislike it anyway.
I prefer Cornelia or Serena.

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Byeeeeee

It seems double-dated. The spelling alone makes it feel Victorian or thereabouts, and the pronunciation and the variant spellings are very sixties-seventies Afro-American.

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Also, not fond of the tit in the middle, which is more than just a combo of letters, as in the Swallows and Amazons series (I think) a character named Letitia was called Titty.

I only like it spelled Laetitia. Letitia, Letizia etc. are all acceptable but not as charming and gorgeous as Laetitia. Overall this name seems a bit dated. I think it is at least slightly dated in France and Italy. I know a very nice French girl named this and I really like Laetitia!