Lucrecia
Meaning of Lucrecia
The name Lucrecia is a beautiful and classic choice for a baby girl, with deep historical roots and rich cultural significance. Originating from Latin, Lucrecia is derived from the name "Lucretia," which was famously borne by a noblewoman in ancient Rome whose story played a crucial role in the early history of the Roman Republic. In Spanish-speaking countries, it is pronounced as loo-KREH-see-ah (/luˈkɾeθja/), exuding elegance and timeless appeal. Although not extremely common in the United States, Lucrecia has been given to newborns consistently over the decades, reflecting its enduring charm. The name shares similarities with Lucia, another elegant option that carries a similar melodic quality. Whether you're drawn to its historical resonance or its lyrical sound, Lucrecia is a distinguished name that stands out beautifully across generations.
Pronunciation
Spanish
- Pronunced as loo-KREH-see-ah (/luˈkɾeθja/)
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Notable People Named Lucrecia
| Lucrecia Martel is an acclaimed Argentine film director, screenwriter, and producer known for her highly regarded films showcased at major international film festivals. |
| Lucrecia Dalt is a Colombian experimental musician based in Berlin, known for her evolution from electronic dance music to abstract and experimental work. |
| Maria Lucrécia Jardim is a retired Portuguese sprinter known for specializing in the 100 and 200 meters. |
