MallowbyNames

Terrica

teh-REE-kuh · The meaning is uncertain; it is likely a modern invented name, possibly a combination of elements from names like Teresa and Erica.

Peak popularity
1988
Usually for
Girls
Trend
Holding steady

Holding steady.

Popularity of Terrica since 1959

Babies named Terrica per year in U.S. Social Security records.

2345681960198020002020Most births 1990Girls
Data table (by decade)
DecadeGirls
1950s5
1960s12
1970s230
1980s545
1990s441
2000s153
2010s20
2020s0

Meaning & origin

Terrica is a rare modern American name first recorded in 1959. It never entered the top 1000, peaking in 1988 but remaining stable in low usage. Its uncertain origin likely blends elements from names like Teresa and Erica. The name is given almost exclusively to girls and carries no specific cultural or linguistic tradition.

Terrica appears to be a modern coinage, first recorded in the United States in 1959. It may be formed from the popular name elements "Ter-" (as in Teresa or Terrence) and "-rica" (as in Erica or Jessica). The name never charted in the top 1000, indicating rare use, and has remained stable in low frequency since the 1980s.

Nicknames & variants

Nicknames: Terri, Rica

Sibling names for Terrica

Names that share Terrica's style, for a brother or sister.

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Questions parents ask

What does the name Terrica mean?
The meaning of Terrica is uncertain. It is likely a modern invented name, formed from name elements like Teresa and Erica.
How popular is the name Terrica?
Terrica has never ranked in the U.S. top 1000 names. Its peak year of usage was 1988, but it has always been rare.
Is Terrica a girl's name or a boy's name?
Terrica is primarily used for girls, based on U.S. Social Security data.