What is 'Alyssa' when translated from English to Italian?

Answer 1

Alicia is an Italian equivalent of the Italian-American name "Alyssa."

Specifically, the name functions as a feminine proper name. It may originate in the German name Adalheidis ("noble family") or the Greek name Αλική(Alyké, "marine"). The pronunciation will be "a-LEE-tcha" for the Italian name and "a-LEES-sa" for the Italian-American invention.

Answer 2

Alissa is an Italian equivalent of the English name "Alissa." The feminine proper name in the above-mentioned form occurs among Italian-American communities even though insular and peninsular Italians may tend more towards Alèide, Alicia or Elissa, depending upon whether the name respectively is perceived as of German, French or Hebrew/Phoenician origins. The pronunciation will be "a-LEES-sa" in Pisan Italian.

Answer 3

"Land of Alyssa" in English means terra di Alicia in Italian or terra di Alyssa in Italian-American.

Answer 4

"Alissa" in English is Alissa in Italian.