Associations to the word «Lydia»
Noun
- Lizzie
- Orr
- Herodotus
- Zoe
- Lunch
- Canaan
- Amos
- Anatolia
- Cyrus
- Mott
- Darcy
- Abolitionist
- Levine
- Titus
- Taft
- Mendoza
- Hearst
- Jens
- Sessions
- Millet
- Heracles
- Haley
- Dustin
- Thrace
- Josiah
- Sebastian
- Sherwood
- Married
- Maria
- Persia
- Becker
- Meth
- Keynes
- Maitland
- Ko
- Sargent
- Waldo
- Babylon
- Abigail
- Coinage
- Grandmother
- Minor
- Kitty
- Gottfried
- Darius
- Debbie
- Dunn
- Sarah
- Vega
- Zeus
- Josephine
- Priscilla
- Bosch
- Austen
- Olga
- Emerson
- Nathaniel
- Danielle
- Matthias
- Emily
- Kent
- Harriet
- Housewife
- Artemis
- Aunt
- Johnnie
- Sparta
- Claire
- Rollins
- Stowe
- Persian
- Phoebe
- Purple
- Cheng
- Eliza
- Mei
- Suffrage
- Hicks
- Leah
- Markham
- Miss
- Thebes
- Bc
- Housekeeper
- Amelia
- Baroness
- Fowler
- Phyllis
- Elizabeth
- Betty
Wiktionary
LYDIA, proper noun. A historic region of SW Asia Minor/Persia.
LYDIA, proper noun. A woman converted by Paul; presumably named for ancestry or residence in Lydia.
LYDIA, proper noun. A female given name
Dictionary definition
LYDIA, noun. An ancient region on the coast of western Asia Minor; a powerful kingdom until conquered by the Persians in 546 BC.
Wise words
Wisdom does not show itself so much in precept as in life -
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to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
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