Associations to the word «Lydia»
Noun
- Wendell
- Laura
- Catherine
- Charlie
- Julia
- Diana
- Rebecca
- Nymph
- Jessica
- Sibling
- Honeymoon
- Talisman
- Absolute
- Wilder
- Melinda
- Oracle
- Jeremy
- Actress
- Kern
- Stephanie
- Naomi
- Hoffman
- Bright
- Julie
- Fuller
- Rodriguez
- Tyrant
- Alice
- Silas
- Lynn
- Martha
- Hilda
- Amber
- Patience
- Soprano
- Athena
- Lebanese
- Radcliffe
- Abby
- Forster
- Hancock
- Ptolemy
- Donaldson
- Eva
- Laurence
- Wife
- Stocking
- Corbett
- Summers
- Grandchild
- Rafe
- Nanny
- Gretchen
- Blonde
- Siam
- Birthplace
- Jerk
- Jennie
- Departed
- Grover
- Amy
- Lynne
- Dyer
- Waterman
- Tattoo
- Crete
- Holly
- Leonard
- Cristina
- Latham
- Cullen
- Governess
- Unitarian
- Sasha
- Cassie
- Duane
- Prank
- Maid
- Chatter
- Dorothy
- Troupe
- Peyton
- Cult
- Caleb
- Joshua
- Manny
- Claudio
- Greek
- Bates
- Phillips
Adverb
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
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