Origin and Meaning of Tersea

Culled from the sea

Origin: Latin - Tersea is believed to be a derivative of the name Teresa, which is thought to be derived from the Spanish word 'teresa' meaning 'to harvest' and can also be linked to the Greek island of Therasia.

• The name Tersea is a less common variation of the more widely known name Teresa, which has been popularized by numerous saints, including Saint Teresa of Ávila.
• In different cultures, variations of the name Teresa are found, including Teresa (Spanish), Therese (French), and Tereza (Czech and Slovak).
• Notable bearers include Saint Teresa of Calcutta, who is widely recognized for her humanitarian work, and Teresa of Ávila, a prominent figure in the Catholic Church.
• While Tersea is not as popular as Teresa, the name has seen resurgence in various forms in the past two decades, reflecting a trend towards unique and variant versions of traditional names.
• Related names include Teresa, Terese, and Tresa, each offering different cultural flavors and historical significance.