Lovisa

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I love this name and the meaning. I love it as a middle. It’s refreshing to Louisa and Louise.
― ciara23  2/9/2021
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Beautiful name, beautiful meaning.
― mina_sakura  12/14/2020
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I prefer Lovise, but Lovisa is my second favorite. Visa would really be a cute nickname if you're Swedish because it means song.
― Anonymous User  11/30/2017
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I like this name a lot. I generally like names related to Louisa. It's strong, elegant and so sophisticated. But also very delicate at the same time. And it reminds me of love. And it is so very melodic, it even has -visa at the end, which means song in Swedish.
― mairinn  11/7/2017
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Lovisa is a middle name of a Swedish singer Ebba Andersson, who's one of the members of an ensemble called Erato.
― Anonymous User  11/7/2017
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The ending (visa) reminds me of the card. Visa card. Like using credit or debit cards instead of cashSo can't get around that.
― Anonymous User  9/4/2014
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Am I the only one who noticed that this name spells "love is a"? It's pretty interesting. I had a character named that in one of my old stories. She was hippy-ish and had magenta hair :D.
― Skylar_Arianna  5/22/2013
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This is actually really cute, although I prefer Louisa.
― Anonymous User  4/20/2013
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Sorry, but this reminds me of Lovaza, the prescription drug used to lower cholesterol.
― zaki95  10/2/2012
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The tacky, junk jewellery chain by this name in Australia has cheapened the name for some.
― vomiting  12/22/2010
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Lovisa is also a name used in Denmark.
― Charlie1977  1/27/2009
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It's quite an elegant-sounding name, like a great noble lady.
― Pippin  4/22/2008
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Lovis is another, newer version. It was used by Astrid Lindgren in her book Ronia the Robber's Daughter, and has taken off in popularity. I'm not sure if Lindgren thought of it herself, or had heard it somewhere.
― Anonymous User  1/15/2007
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Two Swedish queens have born this name. Queen Lovisa Ulrika, princess of Prussia (1720-1782) and Queen Lovisa, princess of Netherlands (1828-1871). Lovisa is also a town in Finland, named after Queen Lovisa Ulrika (Finland was a part of Sweden at this time).
― Ylva  2/8/2006
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Lovisa is pronounced as Loo-VEE-sah. [noted -ed]
― Ylva  10/9/2005
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Actress Greta Garbo's middle name was Lovisa.
― Anonymous User  3/3/2005
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