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"Laetitia" is the Latin root of the English name Letitia. It means "joy," "happiness," or "gladness." The Latin word is a noun derived from the adjective "laetus," also meaning joyful. The shift from the Latin noun to the English given name involved direct adoption and anglicization of the spelling. Letitia first appeared as a given name in England after the Norman Conquest. It gained popularity during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, reflecting the broader use of Latin-derived names. The name was particularly common among the upper classes. Its usage has fluctuated over time, experiencing periods of greater and lesser popularity. Common variations include Lettice, which is an older English form, and diminutives like Lettie, Letty, and Tish.