Lucina

Meaning of Lucina

Lucina springs from Latin lux, “light,” and carries a glow both timeless and fresh. The ancient Romans honored Lucina as the gentle goddess of childbirth, guiding new life into the world with a tender smile. The name sparks warmth like the first rays of dawn—no baby flashlight required, she lights up her own room. Though wrapped in legend, Lucina dances into modern nurseries, offering each little girl a whisper of history and a touch of sparkle. Its melody—loo-CHEE-nah in Italian or loo-SEE-nə in English—rolls off the tongue with effortless grace. Parents who choose Lucina give a nod to heritage and a hug of hope, celebrating strength, care and new beginnings. With Lucina, every day shines a little brighter.