Philippa

[ fi-lip-uh ]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Philip.

Example Sentences

She also read Philippa Gregory, A.S. Byatt, Peter Carey, and Peter Ackroyd.

From The Daily Beast

What are the Royals going to do about Miss Philippa Middleton?

From The Daily Beast

Flanders was overrun by the French, and Queen Philippa had been taken hostage in Ghent.

From The Daily Beast

Another said he didn't realise who Pippa was because she introduced herself by her full name, Philippa.

From The Daily Beast

Obviously Philippa had no idea that he was going to do that and told him to stop immediately.

From The Daily Beast

Her grand-daughter Philippa was in the girl's waxen age; another, Beatrice, was coming to it.

From Project Gutenberg

Philippa, so strangely baffled in her natural curiosity, begged for a seat; she begged to be allowed to ride.

From Project Gutenberg

He swept another bow of apology, chiefly to Philippa, as representative of the sex claiming homage.

From Project Gutenberg

Philippa's admiration of them was like a new-pressed grape-juice after a draught of the ripe vintage.

From Project Gutenberg

Queen Philippa bestirred herself with heroic energy on this occasion, and marched with the army to the north.

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