Meaning, origin and history of the name Luisa

Gender Feminine

Pronounced Pron. /ˈlwi.sa/ (Spanish) /ˈlwi.za/ (Italian) [key ·simplify]

Meaning & History

Feminine form of Luis.

DiminutivesLuisina, Luisita (Spanish) Luisella (Italian)

Masculine FormsLuis (Spanish) Luigi (Italian)

Other Languages & CulturesLluïsa (Catalan) Alojzija (Croatian) Aloisie (Czech) Louise (Danish) Louisa, Louise, Lou (Dutch) Louisa, Louise, Lou, Louella, Luella, Lula, Lulu (English) Loviise (Estonian) Loviisa (Finnish) Aloïse, Louise, Lou, Louisa, Louisette, Louison (French) Louisa, Louise, Luise, Lulu (German) Louiza (Greek) Lujza (Hungarian) Luīze (Latvian) Liudvika (Lithuanian) Ruiha (Māori) Louise, Lovise (Norwegian) Ludwika, Luiza (Polish) Luísa (Portuguese) Luiza (Portuguese (Brazilian)) Luiza (Romanian) Liùsaidh (Scottish Gaelic) Alojzia, Lujza (Slovak) Alojzija (Slovene) Louise, Lovisa, Lo, Lova, Lovis (Swedish)

Same SpellingLuísa

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classic formal upper class natural wholesome refined strange simple serious

Italy: March 15

Spain: March 15