Litha
LITH-ah
Litha is a girl’s name of Norse origin, meaning “Possibly related to the ancient pagan festival of Litha, celebrating the summer solstice. Its exact meaning is tied to the season.”, and peaked in popularity in 1915.
What Litha Means
“Possibly related to the ancient pagan festival of Litha, celebrating the summer solstice. Its exact meaning is tied to the season.”
The Story of Litha
This name is as ancient and radiant as the summer solstice itself, celebrating the longest day and the earth's sunlit peak.
Litha is a name linked to ancient pagan traditions, specifically the festival celebrating the summer solstice. Its roots are connected to Old Norse influences, evoking the sun's zenith and the vibrant energy of high summer.
You imagine your daughter Litha as a free spirit, connected to the rhythms of nature and the joy of life's abundance. Her name calls to a creative, independent soul who finds happiness in the sun's warmth and the world's natural beauty.
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The Adventurer
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Peak Year
#9 in 1915
Total Births
261
First Recorded
1883
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