Luci

Luci is a feminine name functioning as a short form or spelling variant of Lucia, itself derived from the Latin lux, meaning light. The name ultimately traces back to the same root as the Roman praenomen Lucius and the widely venerated Saint Lucia of Syracuse, a fourth-century martyr whose feast day is celebrated with light festivals in Scandinavia and beyond. Luci appears across Spanish, Portuguese, and English-speaking communities, often as an informal or modernized rendering. Closely related forms include Lucy, Lucia, Lucía, and Lucile.