Pronunciation: [dˈɛdɹə] (IPA) 
Deadra is a name that is typically pronounced /ˈdɛd.rə/. The first syllable is pronounced with the short "e" sound, as in "bed." The second syllable is pronounced with a schwa sound, which is the neutral vowel sound often heard in unstressed syllables. The final syllable is pronounced with a short "a" sound, as in "cat." While there are variations in the spelling of this name, this is the most common phonetic pronunciation.
Daedra is a term used in various fictional universes, often associated with fantasy role-playing games, including the famous video game series "The Elder Scrolls". Within this context, Daedra can be described as a group of supernatural beings or entities that possess immense power and exist in parallel realms to the mortal plane. These beings are typically depicted as otherworldly and enigmatic, often embodying various concepts or themes.
In "The Elder Scrolls" series, the Daedra are considered to be divine beings, though not in the traditional sense. Unlike the Aedra, who are seen as the benevolent or neutral gods, the Daedra are known for their more unpredictable, sometimes sinister, nature. They are typically worshipped or revered by mortals who seek power, knowledge, or other desires.
The Daedra are further classified into different types, such as the Daedric Princes or Lords, who are the most influential among them. Each Prince represents a specific sphere of influence and possesses a unique personality, symbol, and realm. The Daedric Princes are often associated with certain quests, artifacts, or followers in the game series.
Overall, the term Daedra refers to a fictional concept of powerful and otherworldly entities that play a significant role in the lore and gameplay of the Elder Scrolls universe.
