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Comments for LEANDRA:
Wow! Can't believe that this name isn't that common! I thought it would be like Andrea and Alondra, but much more rarer! I LOVE this name and so does my sister.-- Bethanee_1991 7/25/2006
Leandra is a very beautiful name.-- Anonymous User 10/29/2006
I /personally/ LOVE this name. I am currently planning to write a story with the main character named Leandra. I think the meaning would be 'lioness' or 'lion of a woman', as it's the feminine form of Leander, which means 'lion of a man'.-- bobcat_explorer 12/19/2006
I like it. It's pretty.-- xKatiex 2/6/2007
I read that Leandra is Greek and means "commanding as a lioness."-- Red_Raven_ 6/19/2007
Leander sounds much nicer, and it strikes me as a unisex sounding name. This just sounds like someone adjusted the ending. But personal choice, neh?-- stormy_lovegood 11/8/2007
Was in 'The body of Christopher Creed', she was Torey's girlfriend in the first half of the book.-- Sam7747855 2/20/2008
The name doesn't sound particularly pleasant to me. I don't like the somewhat harsh sound of ''andra''.-- slight night shiver 4/27/2008
Leandra is used in Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian, although it's not too common. It is NOT a modern creation, and it certainly isn't a combination of Lee and Andrea. I do like Leandra, but it certainly is not an English name! [noted -ed]-- bananarama 9/15/2009
I think Leandra is so pretty! I'm surprised it's not used more often.-- Anonymous User 1/30/2011
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