Lacasta
Spanish · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Lacasta
Lacasta is a Spanish surname derived from "la" (the) and "casta" (caste/lineage), meaning "the lineage" or "the caste," referring to family ancestry or social rank in medieval Iberian societies.
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Etymology
Lacasta is a Spanish surname derived from "la" (the) and "casta" (caste/lineage), meaning "the lineage" or "the caste," referring to family ancestry or social rank in medieval Iberian societies. The name originated in Spain during the period of social stratification based on hereditary status and is primarily used by Spanish-speaking populations with historical ties to the Iberian Peninsula.
Lacasta currently ranks #9,030 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1977.
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