Lydia in Chinese
Lydia in Chinese is 呂底亞 — Lydia means a female given name from Ancient Greek, originally meaning "woman from Lydia.".
Lydia in Chinese
呂底亞
Pronounced: Lǚ dǐ yà
(historical) A historical region and ancient kingdom in western Asia Minor, in modern-day Turkey.
What does "Lydia" mean?
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name A female given name from Ancient Greek, originally meaning "woman from Lydia."
"Lydia decided to study classics after a school trip to Greece."
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name An ancient kingdom and historical region in western Asia Minor, in what is now Turkey.
"Ancient Lydia is often credited with minting the first coins in history."
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Lydia in a sentence
- Lydia decided to study classics after a school trip to Greece.
- Ancient Lydia is often credited with minting the first coins in history.
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What is "Lydia" in Chinese?
"Lydia" in Chinese is 呂底亞. Lydia means: A female given name from Ancient Greek, originally meaning "woman from Lydia."
How do you pronounce 呂底亞?
"Lydia" in Chinese is 呂底亞, pronounced "Lǚ dǐ yà".
How do you use "Lydia" in a sentence?
Example: "Lydia decided to study classics after a school trip to Greece." In Chinese, "Lydia" is 呂底亞.
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