Diane (en. Diane)

/djan/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Diana is a goddess of the hunt in Roman mythology.

The Romans worshiped Diana as the protector of animals.

Les romains vénéraient Diane comme protectrice des animaux.

Diana is sometimes regarded as the goddess of the moon.

The festivities dedicated to Diana mainly took place at the full moon.

Les festivités dédiées à Diane se déroulaient principalement à la pleine lune.

Diana is also a very common female first name.

My sister's name is Diane and she loves nature.

Ma sœur s'appelle Diane et elle adore la nature.

Derived from Latin 'Diana', referring to the goddess of the hunt.

to bear the name Diane

To be named after the goddess

porter le nom de Diane

to hunt like Diana

To be skilled in hunting

chasser comme Diane

goddess of the moon

To refer to slowness and femininity

déesse de la lune

goddess

A divine being often revered or respected.

déesse

hunting

The act of pursuing and capturing animals.

chasse

nature

The collection of natural elements that make up the world.

nature

An affectionate term for a strong and independent woman.

She is the Diane of our team, always ready to defend her friends.

Elle est la Diane de notre équipe, toujours prête à défendre ses amis.

Used to describe someone determined.

He really has a spirit of Diane, he never gives up.

Il a vraiment un esprit de Diane, il ne renonce jamais.