edith
word
Definition
A female first name of Old English origin, pronounced EE-dith. It is sometimes given in honor of saints or historical figures named Edith.
Usage & Nuances
'Edith' is used mostly in English-speaking countries and can sound traditional or classic. Not commonly used as a word outside of being a given name. Typically not shortened, but sometimes affectionately called 'Edie.' Avoid confusing with 'edit.'
Spanish: EdithPortuguese (BR): EdithPortuguese (PT): EdithChinese (Simplified): 伊迪丝Chinese (Traditional): 伊迪絲Hindi: एडिथArabic: إديثBengali: ইডিথRussian: ЭдитJapanese: イーディスVietnamese: EdithKorean: 에디스Turkish: EdithUrdu: ایڈتھIndonesian: Edith
Example Sentences
Edith likes to read books at the library.
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My teacher's name is Edith.
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Edith is coming to the party tonight.
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I've never met anyone quite like Edith—she's really inspiring.
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Did you hear Edith just got a new job in London?
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When Edith laughs, it's impossible not to smile too.
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