Loo-see-uh on first reading, then Loo-chee-uh. I'm American. |
Loo-sha |
My son would have been Loo-see-uh had he been a girl. Love the name! |
My DD is Lucia and we say "lu-see-ah." Spanish pronunciation (Lucia is the number one girls name in Spain btw). Great name! ![]() |
I've only known 1. She was loo-see-uh |
Loosha |
Lu-see-uh I love this for a boy name! ? |
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SO interesting.
I grew up in the northeast with a friend name Lucia- Lu-chi-ah her mom was first generation Italian. In my 30's I moved to the south and met 2 people named Lucia- Lou-sha. had not heard the Lu-see-uh pronunciation until today. They all sound pretty. |
I think it's a great name. |
I only knew one as well and she pronounced it the same. I have a very positive association with the name as she was a very kind person. |
People from Spain would actually pronounce it "Lu-thee-ah." Spanish lisp. People from South/Central America who speak Spanish would say "Lu-see-ah" ![]() |
LOU-SEE-AH |
Boy? Lucia is a girl name with the feminine ending -ia. The corresponding boy's name is Lucio. That said, I have known 3, of different generations (one is a senior, one is a teenager and one is toddler/infant). All were LOO-shya (pretty close to the LOO-sha mentioned above, but a definite 'y' in the middle). |
Lu - cky - a |