Latitia

[ luh-tish-uh, -tee-shuh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

When the emails first started piling into Latitia Jackson’s inbox about heading back to the office after Labor Day, she and her colleagues figured it wouldn’t really happen.

From Washington Post

The president ranted Monday against the state and its Democratic governor, Andrew Cuomo, and attorney general, Latitia James, for investigating the Trump Organization and Trump Foundation, which was forced to shut down over financial improprieties.

From Salon

“I don’t want to feel like I’m begging,” says Latitia Weeden, who works at a creperie in Boston’s South Station.

From Wall Street Journal

“They need to be retrained to shoot a body part, not to shoot to kill,” Latitia Richardson, 45, told the Guardian.

From The Guardian

“They need to be retrained to shoot a body part, not to shoot to kill,” said Latitia Richardson, 45.

From The Guardian