Leonarda

Leonardą English Etymology From en Leonard a. Proper noun en female rare. en 1 January 1953 Four More Babies in Ord Hospital The Ord Quiz 71 40 Ord, Neb. 5 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/742536342/ 8 30889149 A daughter was born on Dec. 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dlugosh of Ord who has been named Leonarda Susan. en 24 February 1986 Victor Volland Transplant Stirs Fear, Hope in Cancer Victim, 16 w:St. Louis Post-Dispatch 108 55 St. Louis, Mo. 3A https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/140920695/ 1–2 1930-9600 1764810 Leonarda Foss is scared, and she doesn’t care who knows it. She especially prizes a note from an 80-year-old woman in Pennsylvania named Leonarda who had despaired of knowing anyone else with that name before reading a news account of Leonarda’s fight against cancer. en 12 March 2000 Lee Pennock Huntington Books & authors: Pierce’s writing evokes a strong sense of place Sally West Johnson Vermont Sunday Magazine The Sunday Rutland Herald Rutland, Vt. Times Argus Association 12 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/532831090/ 1 11902841 Her father, the impoverished last of an old Boston line, named her Leonarda in honor of the great da Vinci, and she had grown up in an outsize, disintegrating old house on Cobb’s Hill. Related terms en Leona Polish pl: Pronunciation Etymology 1 pl :af Leonard -a<id:feminine nouns> + 1 Proper noun f Leonia,Leosia Leonard pl female Declension Etymology 2 pl 1 Proper noun pl proper noun form m-pr pl Leonard gen//acc s Further reading