Leandrea

Leandrea is a given name, typically for females. Its origins are often traced to the Greek name Leander, meaning "lion-man." While Leander is historically a male name, Leandrea is understood as its feminine equivalent, carrying connotations of strength and courage associated with the lion. The name is not exceptionally common globally but can be found in various cultures. Its usage is more prevalent in some English-speaking countries and European nations. While there isn't a widely recognized patron saint or historical figure exclusively associated with the name Leandrea, its etymological roots connect it to classical antiquity. The popularity of the name can fluctuate, often influenced by trends in naming conventions and the appearance of individuals named Leandrea in popular culture. The pronunciation of Leandrea is generally considered to be lee-AN-dree-uh. Variations in spelling are uncommon. The name evokes a sense of resilience and nobility due to its Greek derivation.