[citation needed] Following the rise of Geneva it became Lac de Genève [5] (translated into English as Lake Geneva), but Le Léman was the common name on all local maps [6] [7] and is the customary name in the French language. In contemporary English, the name Lake Geneva has become predominant. [4]

Le Léman (/lemɑ̃/ Écoutez), ou par pléonasme lac Léman, également dénommé lac de Genève notamment dans le canton de Genève et dans plusieurs langues, est un lac d'origine glaciaire situé en Suisse et en France ; par sa superficie, c'est le plus grand lac alpin et subalpin.

Lake Geneva (known in French as Lac Léman) is located in the southwest of Switzerland in the cantons of Vaud, Geneva and Valais. The lake, which Switzerland shares with France, is a popular destination for its many sights and leisure activities. Discover Lake Geneva

凯尔特人曾把日内瓦湖称为“Large Water（大片水域）”或“Lem an”，如今法语里则被称为Lac Léman，又译莱蒙湖。 日内瓦湖确实很大，湖区有划桨船、蒸汽船和轮渡定期往来于582平方公里的湖面。

凱爾特人曾把日內瓦湖(Lake Geneva)稱爲「大水」(large Water)或“Lem an”， 這正形成日內瓦湖的法語名字Lac Léman (中文譯作蕾夢湖)。 日內瓦湖確實很大，固定班次的觀光遊船、古式輪槳蒸氣船和小渡輪，不斷在日內瓦湖582平方公里的湖面縱橫交錯。

Lake Geneva (Lac Léman in French, Genfersee in German) is the largest lake in Switzerland and one of the largest freshwater lakes in Europe. It is located in far Western Switzerland and is shared with the French département Haute Savoie.

Lac Leman, also known as Lake Geneva, is a breathtaking freshwater lake located in the heart of Europe. With its stunning scenery and history, this iconic body of water has become a popular destination for tourists, expats and locals.

Il porte plusieurs noms : le Léman, lac Léman ou encore lac de Genève. Côté Suisse romande, il s'étend sur les Cantons de Genève, de Vaud et du Valais. Côté français, il borde de sa rive ensoleillée le nord du département de la Haute-Savoie.

Lake Geneva, also known as Lac Léman is a crescent shaped lake nestled between France and Switzerland, with the majestic Alps casting their shadow over it. As the lake in Switzerland it spans from the Swiss Romandie to the Rhône Alpes region in France.

Prehistoric lake dwellings have been found on the shores. The lake was called Lacus Lemanus by Classical Latin writers and was known from the 16th century as the Lac de Genève, but the name Lac Léman was revived from the end of the 18th century.