Diana Definition
Di·ana (dī an′ə)
noun
- a feminine name: dim. Di; Fr. Diane
- Rom. Myth. the virgin goddess of the moon and of hunting: identified with the Greek Artemis
Etymology: ML < L < *Diviana < divus, dius, divine: see deity
Diana Usage Examples
Converse of object
- tell: The ring however belonged to charles grandmother and he told diana that whatever happened he wanted diana to have the ring.
- say: Beat routsis said a princess diana but in the consensus of truthwas.
Modifies a noun
- ross: And drive miles moments so be ready and diana ross what the new.
- conspiracy: Christie Says: May 17th, 2006 at 4:56 pm how many diana conspiracies entered our borders illegaly last year?
- ..: It was when doing a project late one night that I heard, live, the news about princess diana...
Noun used with modifier
princess: The Game Saloon World series of a princess diana got a car paris mentioned earlier.
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