Brenda

[bren-duh]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Germanic word meaning “flame” or “sword.”

Example Sentences

Conservative activist Brenda Lebsack, a Santa Ana Unified School District board member, said mass opt-out requests are unlikely to come until school districts notify parents of the new right.

From Los Angeles Times

Brenda Cheer, a paediatric specialist continence nurse with children's bowel and bladder charity Eric, said children's constipation was on the rise for a number of reasons, including delayed potty training and today's generation of children spending more time in childcare.

From BBC

Tameside councillors Alison Gwynne and Claire Reid were handed six-month suspensions from the party, while Tameside councillors George Jones, Vincent Ricci, and Brenda Warrington were handed a formal warning.

From BBC

Brenda Hilton, founder of Officially Human — an organization dedicated to improving the treatment of sports officials — said 70%-80% of officials quit within their first three years, largely due to online abuse.

From Los Angeles Times

Harvey Guillén, the actor who played the sole human roommate in a vampire household on FX’s “What We Do in the Shadows” for six seasons, and Netflix’s “Running Point” star and real-life knowledgeable sports fan Brenda Song will be on hand to make the announcement live from the Television Academy’s Wolf Theatre along with academy chair Cris Abrego.

From Los Angeles Times