Tricia

Meaning of Tricia

Like a gentle breeze carrying the scent of orange blossoms across a sunlit plaza, the name Tricia springs from the Latin patricius—“noble”—to embody both warmth and quiet distinction. Originally a spirited diminutive of Patricia, it soon unfurled its own wings, embraced by all genders as a unisex choice that nods to heritage without shouting for attention. Though Tricia delighted thousands of families through the mid-20th century, it now flutters more delicately into the world—ranked 951 in the US with seven new arrivals in 2023—bestowing each child with a touch of genteel history. Its brisk, TRIH-shuh cadence feels both timeless and refreshingly modern, a secret handshake among names that invites smiles, sparks conversation, and promises a bright tomorrow wrapped in noble roots.

Pronunciation

English

  • Pronunced as TRIH-shuh (/ˈtrɪʃə/)

U.S. Popularity Chart

Notable People Named Tricia

Tricia Helfer -
Tricia Penrose -
Tricia Carmichael -
Tricia Middleton -
Tricia Woodgett -
Tricia Nixon Cox -
Tricia Cast -
Tricia Rose -
Tricia O'Kelley -
Tricia Hunter -
Tricia Black -
Tricia Farley-Bouvier -
Tricia Cooke -
Tricia Vessey -
Tricia Dickson -
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