Ernestine

[ ur-nuh-steen ]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Ernest.

Example Sentences

They both knew a bit about Eduard and Ernestine, but it was the first time they heard such a full account.

From Washington Post

He hugs his sister, Athelgra, hugs his daughter, Ernestine, hugs his niece Arthel.

From The Daily Beast

Good God almighty, Ernestine, hide the kids and cover their ears, the damn president wants to talk to 'em.

From The Daily Beast

Then he went to his room and for hours through the night Ernestine, watching by the patient, saw his light burning.

From Project Gutenberg

I used to saunter through the corridor that led to her rooms, startled yet pleased if Ernestine came out on an errand.

From Project Gutenberg

And Ernestine courtesied again, and opened the door, standing aside for me to enter.

From Project Gutenberg

But the closer our poverty rubs us the more Ernestine insists upon class differences.

From Project Gutenberg

I know I was rather glad to start off to the new gold river, because of Ernestine Clemenceau.

From Project Gutenberg