Leandra

Meaning of Leandra

Leandra, a name of graceful strength and lyrical charm, traces its roots to the Ancient Greek leōn (“lion”) and anēr (“person”), making it a poetic tribute to the lioness within. As the feminine counterpart of Leander, Leandra evokes images of sunlit shores and monsoon-kissed landscapes—where the bold spirit of a lion meets the gentle rhythm of raindrops on jasmine vines. In Indian-celebratory style, it resonates like a festive swirl of turmeric and rose petals, suggesting both courage and tenderness. Though familiar enough to feel immediately warm—complete with the affectionate nickname “Lea”—it carries an air of cosmopolitan elegance, embraced from Mediterranean coasts to vibrant city streets of Mumbai. With its timeless appeal and quiet roar, Leandra promises a bright, proud journey for any little girl who bears it.

Pronunciation

American English

  • Pronunced as lee-AHN-druh (/liːˈændrə/)

British English

  • Pronunced as lee-AHN-druh (/liːˈɑːndrə/)

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