Liandra
Meaning of Liandra
Liandra unfolds like a soft hymn at dawn, a name born of sun-warmed vineyards and whispered among Spanish-speaking courtyards, where the lithe tendrils of “Liana” entwine with the noble strength of “Andra,” evoking in its syllables both graceful vines and lionhearted resolve. Though rare in American birth records—fewer than a dozen newborn Liandras each year, hovering in the high 800s and 900s ranks—its scarcity only deepens its allure, as if each utterance were a secret passed from parent to child, a promise of quiet courage wrapped in lyrical warmth. In this name’s journey from classical roots through modern registers, there lies a story of resilience and tenderness intertwined: a narrative of a spirit that climbs toward the sun, radiant yet humble, bearing within its letters the gentle ferocity of love in bloom.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as lee-AN-druh (/liˈæn.drə/)
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