Priscillia

Priscillia is a French elaborated spelling of the Latin name Priscilla, itself a diminutive of the Roman family name Priscus, meaning old or ancient. Priscilla appears in the New Testament as the name of a early Christian woman, a companion of the apostle Paul, which helped spread the name throughout the Christian world. Priscillia follows a pattern of ornamental double-letter variants popular in modern French naming. Closely related forms include Priscilla, Prisca, and Priska.