Diana in Japanese
Diana in Japanese is ダイアナ — Diana means in Roman mythology, the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and wild animals; counterpart to the Greek goddess Artemis.
Diana in Japanese
ダイアナ
Pronounced: daiana
What does "Diana" mean?
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name In Roman mythology, the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and wild animals; counterpart to the Greek goddess Artemis.
"Ancient statues often show Diana carrying a bow and accompanied by a deer."
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name A common female given name.
"Princess Diana remains one of the most photographed women in modern history."
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noun A species of colorful monkey found in West Africa, or a large orange-and-black butterfly (the Diana fritillary).
"The zoo's newest exhibit features a pair of Diana monkeys."
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Diana in a sentence
- Ancient statues often show Diana carrying a bow and accompanied by a deer.
- Princess Diana remains one of the most photographed women in modern history.
- The zoo's newest exhibit features a pair of Diana monkeys.
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What is "Diana" in Japanese?
"Diana" in Japanese is ダイアナ. Diana means: In Roman mythology, the goddess of the hunt, the moon, and wild animals; counterpart to the Greek goddess Artemis.
How do you pronounce ダイアナ?
"Diana" in Japanese is ダイアナ, pronounced "daiana".
How do you use "Diana" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient statues often show Diana carrying a bow and accompanied by a deer." In Japanese, "Diana" is ダイアナ.
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