Lydie (en. Lydia)
[lidi]
Meaning & Definition
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noun
An ancient region located in North Africa.
Lydie was famous for her wealth and trading skills.
Lydie était célèbre pour ses richesses et ses compétences en commerce.
The civilization that existed in this region.
The Lydians were known for their gold coins.
Les Lydiens étaient connus pour leurs monnaies en or.
Etymology
The word 'lydie' comes from the ancient Greek 'Lydía', referring to the region inhabited by the Lydians.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Lydie and her riches
Refers to the prosperity of the Lydians in trade.
Lydie et ses richesses
Lydian culture
Refers to the cultural characteristics of the ancient Lydians.
Culture lydienne
Related Words
Lydian
An adjective referring to Lydia or its inhabitants.
Lydien
Lydian currency
The first minted coins used by the Lydian civilization.
Monnaie lydienne
Slang Meanings
Term used to describe something precious or rare.
This jewel is a true lydie, highly sought after by collectors.
Ce bijou est une véritable lydie, très recherché par les collectionneurs.
Used to denote a luxurious lifestyle.
He lives a Lydian life, surrounded by wealth and luxury.
Il mène une vie de lydien, entouré de richesses et de luxe.