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Me and Cristy over at the Opinion Board are having a friendly disagreement. I say that Lydia means "of Lydia", like BtN says, but Cristy says that Lydia could also mean "standing pool" or "beauty". Who's correct?
And, btw, what *does* Lydia mean? Not the name, but the place itself.
Miranda
And, btw, what *does* Lydia mean? Not the name, but the place itself.
Miranda
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A woman from Lydia. The name has come to mean a cultured woman.
This is from a site with a HUGE search base. remember in different countries names mean different things. Also, different spellings of a name can mean different things.
I JUST LOOKED INTO THIS ONE MORE THAN ONE SITE AND ON ONE THAT TELLS YOU WHAT IT MEANS IN DIFFERENT CULTURES.EVERYONE OF THEM SAY IT MEANS A WOMAN FROM LYDIA. THERE ARE A TON OF DIFFERENT CULTURES THAT USE IS AND A TON OF WAYS TO SPELL IT. HERE ARE JUST THE RUSSIAN ONES.
LIDIJA, LIDIA, LIDIYA, LIDOCHKA, LIDA: from Lydia
ALL HAVE THE SAME MEANING. So my point of saying different cultures put different meanings with it JUST WENT OUT THE WINDOW LMAO
This is from a site with a HUGE search base. remember in different countries names mean different things. Also, different spellings of a name can mean different things.
I JUST LOOKED INTO THIS ONE MORE THAN ONE SITE AND ON ONE THAT TELLS YOU WHAT IT MEANS IN DIFFERENT CULTURES.EVERYONE OF THEM SAY IT MEANS A WOMAN FROM LYDIA. THERE ARE A TON OF DIFFERENT CULTURES THAT USE IS AND A TON OF WAYS TO SPELL IT. HERE ARE JUST THE RUSSIAN ONES.
LIDIJA, LIDIA, LIDIYA, LIDOCHKA, LIDA: from Lydia
ALL HAVE THE SAME MEANING. So my point of saying different cultures put different meanings with it JUST WENT OUT THE WINDOW LMAO
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