Tanya

[ tan-yuh, tahn- ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

The KC Chapter volunteers did more than just provide Tanya with a car seat.

From Time

When Tanya asked me how they were doing a year later, I didn’t know.

From Washington Post

My husband wants to let Tanya go but I want to veto unless Ashley gets to go, too.

From Washington Post

But, Ashley’s old enough to understand and even be happy for Tanya, and Sue has a valid reason for choosing as she has.

From Washington Post

Also makes we wonder how Ashley has treated Tanya out of the parents’ hearing.

From Washington Post

Dovgan is only one of many cases of unlawful detention, according to Human Rights Watch Senior Research Tanya Lokshina.

From The Daily Beast

Nine-time MILF of the Year award winner Tanya Tate says she can't get enough of Game of Thrones.

From The Daily Beast

“Everyone else can get away with it but not me,” Tanya says.

From The Daily Beast

Michelle Obama Wears Tanya Taylor: Up-and-coming designer Tanya Taylor received a pretty big compliment on Wednesday.

From The Daily Beast

And Michelle Obama makes designer Tanya Taylor do "a little dance."

From The Daily Beast

In the almost empty room he saw the auburn head of Tanya, bent over so as to hide her face and show him only her glowing hair.

From Project Gutenberg

The crowd of diners had grown thin, now, and he could see clearly the little group at Tanya's table.

From Project Gutenberg

Jasperson had been sitting beside the wall, vainly searching among the dancers for Tanya.

From Project Gutenberg

Running past the library door, he glimpsed Tanya at work, her auburn head bent over her sketching.

From Project Gutenberg

Kovrin sat with Tanya all the evening, and after midnight went out with her into the garden.

From Project Gutenberg