Liberty
[ˈlɪbərti]Meaning
from the English word liberty, from Latin libertas, from liber, "free"
Background Story
Liberty comes from the English word liberty, which derives from the Latin libertas, itself a derivative of liber, meaning "free". Behind the Name records the name as used in Ancient Roman, Czech and Roman Mythology contexts. Since 1880 it has charted on the American popularity lists in three periods: 1918, at the end of World War I; 1976, the American bicentennial; and after 2001, during the War on Terrorism.
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