Louisa, of Latin origin, is a charming and timeless feminine given name. It means 'famous warrior' or 'renowned battle', derived from the Latin words 'lo(u)etus' meaning joyful, and 'lausia', meaning renowned. Louisa has been favored by many cultures throughout history, with notable figures such as Louisa May Alcott, author of Little Women, and Empress Maria Louisa of France adding to its rich heritage.
"The name Louisa experienced notable periods of popularity, with a surge in births in 1919 and consistent usage throughout the years 1886 and 1970, resulting in a total of 17 recorded births."