Comments for LETITIA:

Letitia is being used again in the last 10 years in New Zealand. Also spelt Latisha.

-- Ganma  1/19/2006

I'm a Napoleon fan (I know that it is funny), and Napoleon's mum's name was Letitia Ramolini (before she got married to Carlo Bounaparte).

-- Dahlis  1/29/2006

Letitia Van Allen is a character in Gore Vidal's novel "Myra Breckinridge." When Mae West played the role in the movie, she insisted that the character's name be changed to "Leticia"! (P.S.: Avoid the movie; it's a real stinkeroo.)

-- Kosta  6/13/2006

One of my coworkers is named Letitia. I haven't heard of it until I met her. I think it's a cool name!

-- firstborn_86  11/8/2006

I have heard this name pronounced LOO-TISH-a and li-TISH-a (in New Zealand).

-- Dani California  12/11/2006

First Lady Letitia Christian Tyler was the first First Lady to die in the White House.

-- Stella92  2/4/2007

Letitia is the name of the old lady in The Vicar of Dibley.

-- FairyGirl  9/20/2007

Tish is a nice nickname.

-- maria_martillo  10/27/2007

I like this name and the meaning of this name. It's sounds so gracious.

-- aquaspirit96  1/15/2008

In other languages than English, this is probably a pretty and sophisticated name, even if somewhat overrated. In English, this sounds like a ghetto name.

-- slight night shiver  4/27/2008

So that's where all the 'Lettices' come from.

-- Sandcrawler  7/22/2008

My name is Leticia, it is not an unusual name here in Brazil, but these days there aren't many Leticias, at least I only met a couple. Usually it is written Letícia and pronounced Le-ti-sia.

-- masakiii  2/14/2009

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