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HelpLetitia sibset (and -sha names)
Letitia
And her sister, Alicia.
I don't often think of Letitia. I do like it though!
Do you have a favourite name that ends in a -sha sound like Letitia and Alicia?
And her sister, Alicia.
I don't often think of Letitia. I do like it though!
Do you have a favourite name that ends in a -sha sound like Letitia and Alicia?
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Quite amusing. I much prefer Alice to fussed-up Alicia, but I can't for the life of me imagine why Lettice was used rather than Letitia - didn't 19th century people eat salad?
The only other -sha name I enjoy is Patricia, but because it never stays Patricia and I can't stand all the Pat and Trish variations, I'd never use it.
The only other -sha name I enjoy is Patricia, but because it never stays Patricia and I can't stand all the Pat and Trish variations, I'd never use it.
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I absolutely adore Letitia. I do prefer the French Laetitia leh-tee-syah but I like leh-tee-sha just as well. I could totally get behind using this name.
I like Alicia well enough. I wouldn't use them together.
I also like Felicia, and the Russian diminutives with -SHA endings are nice too: Sasha, Masha, Natasha.
I like Alicia well enough. I wouldn't use them together.
I also like Felicia, and the Russian diminutives with -SHA endings are nice too: Sasha, Masha, Natasha.
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This message was edited 4/11/2021, 10:38 AM
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The Anastasia's I know pronounce it sha
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Letitia has been tainted by a fourth-grade classmate (she spelled it Leticia, but still...) who had absolutely zero tolerance when it came to little, listless old me - let's just put it that way. I am starting to come around to the name, but I'm not quite there yet and will only use it in the middle.
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