Lillian

Or Lil·i·an

[lil-ee-uhn]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

It had been nearly a decade since Walt Disney’s widow, Lillian Disney, had given the initial $55 million gift for a new concert hall.

From Los Angeles Times

Lillian Milner, 57, of Sliven Clod Road, Rossendale, in Lancashire, was jailed for five years and six months for fraud and money laundering, while her husband Graham Milner, 55, of the same address, received three years and six months for money laundering.

From BBC

Lillian Milner and Fallon, a solicitor, also used a newly-established law firm to launder money, with commission payments to Flaton going through an account in Mauritius.

From BBC

His father Jack was a toolmaker, while his mother Lillian worked at the Lucas factory, which made car components.

From BBC

Lillian Carranza said it was irresponsible for people to describe the arrests as “kidnappings” and encourage people to call 911, saying that there is misinformation circulating online about how and when federal authorities can arrest someone.

From Los Angeles Times