Luici

Sicilian thumb|scn Luici XV di Francia Louis XV of France Louis XV of France Alternative forms scn Lisi Lici native old variants scn Luvisi Luvici native dieretic old variants scn Cluduvìu Luduvicu Latinism scn Luiggi Luiggiu Italianism scn Ligghi dialectal Etymology scn ine-pro *ḱlew- Superseded (by conflation with scn it Luigi) the older native form scn Lisi (then also scn Lici), from the haplological scn la-med Ludovīcus L(udov)īsi(us)/la-med Ludovīcus Lu(do)vīsi(us) (possibly influenced by scn oc Aloysius (A)loysi(us) or scn fro Luis), from scn la Ludovīcus, from scn goh *Hlūtwīg or scn frk *Hlūdawīg *Hlōdowig, ultimately from scn gem-pro *hlūdaz loud, famous + gem-pro *wīgą battle. Compare en Louis, ca Lluís, es Luis, de Ludwig, it Luigi, pt Luís. Compare the same phono-morphological output also for scn articianu artisan, scn parmicianu parmisan, scn particianu partisan, also scn Dinisi Dionysius, Dennis and scn Tamisi Thames. Pronunciation scn /luˈi.ʃi/ [lʊˈi.ʃɪ] [lʊˈvi-] [-ˈi.ʒɪ] [-ˈi.dd͡ʒɪ] scn iʃɪ iʒɪ idd͡ʒɪ iɟɟɪ scn Lu ì ci Proper noun scn proper noun scn male Latin Louis,Lewis Derived terms it Giggi Ginu Luì Gi Santu Lisi San Luici Related terms feminine variants: scn Lisa native; scn Luì, scn Luicina; Italianism scn Luisa, scn Luiggia, scn Luiggina term of endearment.