Lydia in Greek
Lydia in Greek is Λυδία — Lydia means a female given name from Ancient Greek, originally meaning "woman from Lydia.".
Lydia in Greek
Λυδία
Pronounced: Lydia
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 Greek?
"Lydia" in Greek is Λυδία. Lydia means: A female given name from Ancient Greek, originally meaning "woman from Lydia."
How do you pronounce Λυδία?
"Lydia" in Greek is Λυδία, pronounced "Lydia".
How do you use "Lydia" in a sentence?
Example: "Lydia decided to study classics after a school trip to Greece." In Greek, "Lydia" is Λυδία.
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