Celia

[seel-yuh]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Cecilia.

Example Sentences

Celia Belo, who has two children, said she reduced her work hours in the summer holidays.

From BBC

Dame Helen Mirren's Elizabeth, Celia Imrie's Joyce and Sir Ben Kingsley's Ibrahim round out a quartet that unites to investigate murder - just as long as it fits around the local bus timetable.

From BBC

Actress Celia Imrie narrated the story of the war in the Far East at the service, as the experiences of those who took part in it were told in person and on screen.

From BBC

The real problems started in 2024, when her landlord, Celia Ruiz, started asking the family to leave because she wanted to sell the property, which isn’t a valid reason for eviction under California law or Baldwin Park’s Just Cause Eviction Ordinance, the suit said.

From Los Angeles Times

Landers residents Gillespie and her Mojave Gold co-founder Greg Gordon are both former Pappy’s employees, working under longtime owners Robyn Celia and Linda Krantz.

From Los Angeles Times