penelope
word
pe-NE-luh-pee
pe-NE-luh-pee
Definition
Penelope is a female given name, most famous in Greek mythology as the faithful wife of Odysseus, known for her loyalty and cleverness.
Usage & Nuances
Primarily used as a female first name; in English culture, often associated with classical and mythological references. 'Penelope' suggests loyalty and cleverness due to the Greek myth. Rarely used as anything other than a name.
Spanish: PenélopePortuguese (BR): PenélopePortuguese (PT): PenélopeChinese (Simplified): 佩内洛普 (人名)Chinese (Traditional): 佩內洛普 (人名)Hindi: पिनीelope (नाम)Arabic: بينيلوب (اسم علم)Bengali: পেনেলোপ (নাম)Russian: ПенелопаJapanese: ペネロペVietnamese: PenelopeKorean: 페넬로페Turkish: PenelopeUrdu: پینیلوپIndonesian: Penelope
Example Sentences
Penelope is a character in Greek mythology.
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My friend's name is Penelope.
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Penelope waited many years for her husband to return.
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Everyone admires Penelope for her patience and strength.
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When I hear the name Penelope, I think of wisdom and loyalty.
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My grandmother always calls me her little Penelope because I'm so patient.
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