Quirica

Quirica is a rare feminine name derived from the Roman cognomen Quirinus. Quirinus was an ancient Sabine god, later identified with Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome, after his deification. The name Quirinus itself is believed to be related to 'Quiris,' meaning 'spear,' or 'Quirites,' the name for the citizens of Rome.

The feminine form Quirica is not widely documented and has remained largely obscure throughout history. Its usage would likely have been confined to specific regions or families with a particular reverence for the god Quirinus or a connection to the Roman name. It has not seen significant revival or widespread adoption in modern times.