Letha

[ lee-thuh ]

/ ˈli θə /

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noun

a female given name.

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How to use Letha in a sentence

"There is much you could not understand, Letha," he told her.
The Ties That Bind|Walter Miller
Mammy's name was Letha, and we have a purty good place to live and massa not bad to us.
Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves.|Work Projects Administration
He left Sechnall in the episcopacy with the men of Eriu until the ship would come which would bear him from the shore of Letha.
The Most Ancient Lives of Saint Patrick|Various
Meikl turned away with a choking spasm in his throat, looked around for Letha.
The Ties That Bind|Walter Miller

She was a graceful girl, and while gracefulness is sometimes feline, Letha's was more nearly kittenish.
The Ties That Bind|Walter Miller