Leda Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɫidə

LEE-duh

UK

ˈliːdə

LEE-duh

Definition

Leda is a female given name, and in Greek mythology, Leda is known as the queen of Sparta and the mother of Helen of Troy.

Usage & Nuances

"Leda" is primarily used as a proper noun, usually for girls or women. It appears in historical, literary, and mythological contexts, especially related to Greek myths. Not commonly used for people in English-speaking countries today.

• Spanish: Leda (nombre propio)
• Portuguese (BR): Leda (nome próprio)
• Portuguese (PT): Leda (nome próprio)
• Chinese (Simplified): 勒达 (Leda，专有名词)
• Chinese (Traditional): 勒達 (Leda，專有名詞)
• Hindi: लेडा (नाम)
• Arabic: ليدا (اسم علم)
• Bengali: লেডা
• Russian: Леда
• Japanese: レダ
• Vietnamese: Leda
• Korean: 레다
• Turkish: Leda
• Urdu: لیڈا
• Indonesian: Leda

Example Sentences

Leda was the queen of Sparta in Greek mythology.

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Many stories mention Leda as Helen's mother.

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My friend’s name is Leda.

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Have you read the legend of Leda and the swan?

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In art history class, we studied paintings about Leda.

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Leda isn’t a common name where I live.

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