Aloysius

[al-oh-ish-uh s]

noun

a male given name: from a Germanic word meaning “famous warrior.”

Examples from the Web for aloysius

There are dinner scenes where the nuns, dominated by Sister Aloysius, drink their milk and eat in silence.
We Miserable Catholics|Frank McCourt|December 19, 2008|DAILY BEAST
Sister Aloysius accuses him of seducing Donald but does she even know what seduction means?
We Miserable Catholics|Frank McCourt|December 19, 2008|DAILY BEAST
Will Sister Aloysius ever allow herself to be caught up in the winds of change?
We Miserable Catholics|Frank McCourt|December 19, 2008|DAILY BEAST
Father Aloysius is going to study industries in France; but we are all busy.
Where There is Nothing|William Butler Yeats

Aloysius, at that moment, wouldn't have given the odd change on a pay check for all the chances Extra 240 and he himself had left.
Held for Orders|Frank H. Spearman
They began to smoke, and Aloysius perceived the grade was easing somewhat.
Held for Orders|Frank H. Spearman
Is Mr. Aloysius Doyle to be given the contract for the statue or not?
General John Regan|George A. Birmingham
Fanny took charge of the window displays, and often came back to the store at night to spend the evening at work with Aloysius.
Fanny Herself|Edna Ferber

British Dictionary definitions for aloysius

Aloysius

noun

Saint. full name Aloysius Luigi Gonzaga . 1568–91, Italian Jesuit who died nursing plague victims; the patron saint of youth. Feast day: June 21

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Word Origin and History for aloysius

Aloysius

masc. proper name, from Medieval Latin Aloisius, from Old French Loois (see Louis).

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