lucia
/ˈluːtʃə/ or /luˈtʃiːə/Definitions
1. proper noun
a female given name, especially of Italian or Spanish origin, derived from ‘Lucia’, the Latin name for the Greek word ‘Loukia’, meaning ‘light’; or a variant of Lucy.
“Her name is Lucia, and she’s from Italy.”
2. noun
a type of flowering plant, especially a type of orchid or a type of morning glory.
“The beautiful lucia blooms in the springtime.”
3. adjective
relating to or resembling light; radiant.
“The lucia sky filled with stars was breathtaking.”