Oona

or Oo·nagh

[ oo-nuh ]

noun
  1. a female given name.

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How to use Oona in a sentence

  • At first, he shares the discovery only with Oona, his old friend turned new lover, but soon the whole town starts to transition.

  • Among other projects, she’s created a miniature book, Oona’s Dollhouse Adventure, starring a felt mouse.

    Why 2020 was the year of miniatures | Eleanor Cummins | January 1, 2021 | Popular-Science
  • Bruce Ackerman and Oona Hathaway are professors of law at Yale and the University of California Berkeley, respectively.

    The Iraq War Is Now Illegal | Bruce Ackerman, Oona Hathaway | December 31, 2008 | THE DAILY BEAST
  • Fascinated, Oona's eyes followed the two contrasting men as their paths criss-crossed like guards before some palace gate.

    The Brain | Alexander Blade
  • Oona said, "you would be very tired before you got there; chances are that your feet wouldn't carry you that far."

    The Brain | Alexander Blade
  • Oona; she was that other white spot on Lee's mental map and to him it was much bigger and more dangerous than the first.

    The Brain | Alexander Blade
  • He had seen Oona on and off over these last months, mostly at the hotel, but he had never been really alone with her.

    The Brain | Alexander Blade
  • What worried him was a very different problem: Was Oona really all those others thought she was?

    The Brain | Alexander Blade