Lloyds

Definition of Lloyds

Lloyds is a proper noun referring to a well-known British banking and insurance company.

How should Lloyds divide into syllables

The word 'lloyds' has 1 syllable. It is made up of the consonants 'l' and 'd'. There are no vowels in this word.

Part of Speech - Lloyds

Sentences with Lloyds

• I have an account with Lloyds Bank.
• Lloyds of London is known for insuring unusual risks.
• Lloyds TSB is a popular banking choice in the UK.
• Lloyds Banking Group is one of the largest financial institutions in Britain.
• Lloyds Insurance provides coverage for various risks.

Quotes with Lloyds

• I trust Lloyds with my money.
• Lloyds is a symbol of stability in the financial world.
• Lloyds has a long history of serving customers.
• Lloyds is a name synonymous with banking and insurance.
• Lloyds is a pillar of the British economy.

Number of characters in Lloyds

6 ( l, l, o, y, d, s )

Unique letters in Lloyds

5 ( l, o, y, d, s )

Lloyds Backwards

sdyoll

Phonetic Transcription of Lloyds

IPA (International): lɔɪdz

ARA (American): lɔɪdz

EPA (English): lɔɪdz

LOY-DZ