History:

One possibility is that it comes from Germanic languages, where "land" means territory. So, "Landa" could have started as a way to describe someone linked to a certain area of land. Another idea is that it comes from the Basque language, where "landa" means "field" or "pasture." This suggests a link to farming or a place name. While we don't have many myths or historical stories directly about this name, its connection to the land gives it meaning. "Landa" probably meant belonging, a connection to nature, and maybe even a duty to the earth in the communities that used it.

Description:

Landa, which can also be spelled Landas, Lande, or Landea, is pronounced "Lahn-dah.".

LAN-DAH /ˈlændə/ is pronounced with the emphasis on the first syllable.