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ディアナ (diana) Japanese meaning: Diana (Roman goddess) | Kotomora

ディアナ

also: ディアーナ · ディーアーナ

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Meanings

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Diana (Roman goddess)

Roman mythology›

Refers to the Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and nature. Used in mythological contexts.

ローマ神しん話わでは、ディアナは狩しゅ猟りょうの女め神がみです。
In Roman mythology, Diana is the goddess of the hunt.

Don't confuse with

ダイアナ
ダイアナ is the standard modern Japanese name for the Roman goddess Diana, while ディアナ is an older or alternate transcription sometimes used for her or for the Greek goddess Artemis.

Written forms

ディアナUsage100%
Most common katakana spelling for the Roman goddess Diana.
ディアーナ
Variant spelling with long vowel marker; less common but still used.
ディーアーナ
Rare elongated spelling; may appear in older or stylized texts.

Etymology

From Latin Diana, via English or other European languages.