Etta

[ et-uh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Henrietta.

Example Sentences

Etta James, an avid doll collector who loved going to swap meets and garage sales, died the following morning.

From The Daily Beast

Legendary R&B singer Etta James died Friday after a long battle with leukemia.

From The Daily Beast

And by January 2008, Etta James was ready for the road again.

From The Daily Beast

In addition, it became increasingly difficult to hold a conversation with Etta over the phone.

From The Daily Beast

Etta had apparently “moved in with her son Donto, and filed for divorce” from Mills, who was also her road manager.

From The Daily Beast

"For goodness sake, Etta, don't class yourself among the old fogies," cried Mr. Traill.

From Project Gutenberg

Jerry got out of his car, turned to speak to Etta and then walked toward the waiting group.

From Project Gutenberg

On the front seat with Jerry was another girl, a glowing-eyed, truly beautiful girl, Etta Dooley.

From Project Gutenberg

This did not seem like the same Etta Dooley who had been so reserved when the girls had called at her cabin home.

From Project Gutenberg

Come now, Etta, doesn't it sound a whole lot more reasonable than it did at first?

From Project Gutenberg