Patricia

[puh-trish-uh, -tree-shuh]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “patrician.”

Example Sentences

A shy girl named Patricia Holte thrilled her classmates by singing “You’ll Never Walk Alone.”

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Jamaica is "unprepared to cope effectively" with major storms, Dr Patricia Green, an architect and preservationist based in Kingston told the BBC.

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Her voice was also regularly heard on radio, notably the BBC Radio 4 sitcom, After Henry, which subsequently transferred to television, and Ladies of Letters, with Patricia Routledge, which became an intrinsic part of Woman's Hour.

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The words “I wish I was here” are added to Guac’s T-shirt, and it’s a sentiment we all devoutly, agonizingly share as Oliver brings his wife, Patricia, onto a stage that has urgently become an extension of our national reality.

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Among them are Patricia Bullrich, the tough-on-crime security minister and senate hopeful, and Defense Minister Luis Petri, who is expected to win in his campaign to represent Mendoza province in the lower house of Congress.

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