Margherita

[ mahr-guh-ree-tuh; Italian mahr-ge-ree-tah ]

noun

1. a female given name, Italian form of Margaret.

Example Sentences

She giggles as she offers me a piece of the margherita pizza she ordered for lunch.

From The Daily Beast

Margherita Missoni Gives Birth to Baby Boy: Margherita Missoni and husband Eugenio Amos are now proud parents!

From The Daily Beast

Della Torre takes the two bears to be Margherita and her son Francesco, born ca. 1321.

From Project Gutenberg

On the Piazza Margherita he saw the whole procession get into carriages between the rows of friends, who were lined up bowing.

From Project Gutenberg

To the left lay the Corso Margherita still building, heaped up with stones, beams, and rubbish.

From Project Gutenberg

We mounted up to Santa Margherita, and then went down the decline by leaps, rolls, and slides.

From Project Gutenberg

He reappeared while Siebel, with the voice of a clarinet, was beginning to tell the flowers what they were to say to Margherita.

From Project Gutenberg