Leta

[ lee-tuh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Latona.

Example Sentences

Her daughter is named Leta, which is derived from Leda, who was the mythological mother of Helen of Troy.

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Then Jerome gives, with tender detail, the counsels as to education for which Leta had asked.

From Project Gutenberg

Sheldon had actually the insolence to tell his sister Leta that I was the best waltzer in society.

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The first spoonful of soup was reassuring, and I looked to the end of the table to exchange a congratulatory glance with Leta.

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Every time it sounded I saw Leta's fan flutter more furiously and her manner grow more nervously animated.

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I kept faith with Leta, and reluctantly produced my beautiful rubies on the night of her dinner party.

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