Aricia name meaning

Gender: Girl

Origin: Old Greek, Old French, Italian and Latin

Usage: English

Pronunciation: pronunciation of Aricia

Meaning: Little Frenchwoman, Free Condition and Little Frenchman / Franke

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What does Aricia mean?

Aricia is French equivalent of Aricia.

Variants of Aricia

Areecia

Names that rhyme with Aricia

How popular is the name Aricia?

Aricia is an uncommon baby name in United States where it is still in use. Aricia is a rare baby name in France where it is still in use. Also, Aricia is a familiar name in Brazil and Haiti. As per our findings, over 600 babies have been bestowed Aricia around the globe.

Year	Rank	Births
2015	14427	6
2003	15773	5
2001	13509	6
1993	13436	5
1987	9821	6

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Numerological aspects of Aricia

When it comes to love, you are a passionate lover but hard to commit. Wait until you find the right one. Stop trying and focus on yourself only. Your main characteristics are determination, courage, and enterprise. You are innovative and like to plan but enjoy when spontaneity kicks in. Your friends have a hard time decoding your mood. You don't care about how others see you as long as you are feeling good about yourself.

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