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Letrice
How to Pronounce Letrice
Pronounced leh-TREES /ləˈtriːs/Medium
Meaning: Letrice is an American girl's name, a variant of Latrice and part of the family around Letitia, from the Latin 'laetitia', joy or gladness. The le- prefix and -trice ending gave mid-century America many musical girls' names, and Letrice reads as a bright coinage in that mold with an underlying sense of 'joy'.Low
Popularity in the U.S. · SSA data
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History & Origin
Letrice is a variant of Latrice, linked to Letitia, from Latin laetitia, 'joy'. Names with the le- or la- prefix and a soft ending were a strong mid-century American fashion, and Letrice sits among them.
Letrice was a small name, cresting around 1980 with only a few dozen girls a year and easing off by the mid nineteen-nineties.
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Frequently Asked
What does the name Letrice mean?
Letrice comes from Latrice or Letitia, tied to the Latin 'laetitia', meaning joy or gladness.
How do you pronounce Letrice?
It's said leh-TREES /ləˈtriːs/, two syllables.
Is Letrice a boy or girl name?
Letrice is a girl's name.
Is Letrice a popular name?
No, Letrice was always uncommon, peaking modestly around the early nineteen-eighties.













