Lada
Meaning of Lada
The name Lada is a charming and unique choice for a baby girl, originating from Slavic roots. Pronounced as LAH-dah (/ˈlada/), it is associated with the ancient Slavic goddess of love and beauty, making it imbued with cultural richness and historical depth. Variations of the name include Ladislava and Ladka, which offer slightly different takes on this beautiful name. Despite its rarity in the United States, where it has been used sparingly over the years, Lada holds a timeless appeal that transcends trends. The name saw its highest occurrence in 2012 with 11 newborns given this distinctive moniker, ranking at 9705 for that year. Choosing Lada for your child can be seen as a nod to cultural heritage while also providing her with a name that stands out in its elegance and simplicity.
Pronunciation
Russian
- Pronunced as LAH-dah (/ˈlada/)
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Notable People Named Lada
| Vladislava Kucherova, also known as Lada Luzina, is a Ukrainian author and former journalist, famous for her Russian-language crime and fantasy novels and nicknamed the "Kyiv Witch." |
| Lada Vondrová is a Czech track and field athlete known for her success in sprint races and multiple Czech national titles. |
| Lada Pejchalová is a Czech high jumper. |
