Liantsoa
Malagasy · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Liantsoa
Liantsoa is a Malagasy name meaning "where one lies" or "resting place," derived from the root words "liana" (to lie down) and "tsoa" (good/place).
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Etymology
Liantsoa is a Malagasy name meaning "where one lies" or "resting place," derived from the root words "liana" (to lie down) and "tsoa" (good/place). The name is used primarily among Malagasy people of Madagascar and reflects traditional Malagasy naming conventions that often incorporate descriptive or aspirational meanings.
Liantsoa currently ranks #6,190 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2014.
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