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Meaning of leto
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leto (n)
wife or mistress of Zeus and mother of Apollo and Artemis in ancient mythology; called Latona in Roman mythology
leto Sentence Examples
- Leto, the summer goddess, brought warmth and abundance to the land.
- The blazing sun of Leto's embrace scorched the earth, demanding shelter and respite.
- Leto's dreamless sleep enveloped me, a peaceful oblivion that erased all cares.
- Thunder and lightning heralded Leto's approach, a celestial storm of divine wrath.
- Leto's laughter, like the tinkling of bells, filled the air with joy and merriments.
- Leto's tears, a cascade of sorrow, extinguished the flames of hope.
- The priestess of Leto invoked her protection, her prayers a sacred melody reaching the heavens.
- Leto's sanctuary stood as a beacon of hope, a place where the weary could find solace.
- The festival of Leto, a celebration of fertility and abundance, brought the community together in joyous revelry.
- Leto's wrath, a force to be reckoned with, was unleashed upon those who defied her laws.
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wife or mistress of Zeus and mother of Apollo and Artemis in ancient mythology; called Latona in Roman mythology
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Leto, the summer goddess, brought warmth and abundance to the land.
The blazing sun of Leto's embrace scorched the earth, demanding shelter and respite.
Leto's dreamless sleep enveloped me, a peaceful oblivion that erased all cares.
Thunder and lightning heralded Leto's approach, a celestial storm of divine wrath.
