Felix

[ fee-liks ]

noun

1. a male given name: from a Latin word meaning “happy, lucky.”

Example Sentences

After a long and painful battle with cancer, Felix died peacefully at his home in Dorsington, aged 67.

From The Daily Beast

That relationship ended with a car accident in which Angulo was killed and Claudia Ochoa Felix was injured.

From The Daily Beast

One of the last works in the exhibit is by Felix Tahar Aublet, a protégé of the French painter couple Sonia and Robert Delauney.

From The Daily Beast

At least she got to become a beauty queen—a dream denied another Sinaloa teen, 16-year-old Enedina Arellano Felix.

From The Daily Beast

Two 23-year-old designers, Felix Heyes and Ben West, conceived of and executed just that premise with Google, Volume 1.

From The Daily Beast

Had some dealings with Felix Phellion, whom he tried to convert to his religious belief.

From Project Gutenberg

She and Felix have something pleasanter to talk about, out under the oaks, or back in the shadow of the oleanders.

From Project Gutenberg

Felix would be troubled and angry she knew, 138 even at this clasp of an old friends hand.

From Project Gutenberg

Not till Felix comes to her in the chamber above the dining hall—there where that trumpet vine hangs—comes to say good-by to her.

From Project Gutenberg

She had turned the leaf and discovered a name that hitherto had meant so little: Felix Harrison.

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