Amalia

American  

[uh-meyl-yuh, am-uh-lee-uh] / əˈmeɪl yə, ˌæm əˈli ə /

noun

1. a first name.

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Example Sentences

Krupenye and co-author Amalia Bastos, a former Johns Hopkins postdoctoral fellow who is now a lecturer at Scotland's University of St. Andrews, set out to examine pretend play under controlled conditions.

From Science Daily

The wide-ranging study being done by the principal researchers featured—cognitive scientist Federico Rossano of the University of California, San Diego, and Amalia Bastos, a specialist in animal communications then at Johns Hopkins University—was spurred on by YouTube’s celebrated “button dogs.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Sage Hill 88, Bishop Gorman 58: Kamdyn Klamberg finished with 28 points and Amalia Holguin added 27 points in a win at Rosary.

From Los Angeles Times

For her sophomore feature, Argentine-born artist Amalia Ulman took Chloë Sevigny, Simon Rex, Alex Wolff and Joe Apollonio to a rural town to play a crew for a Vice-style media company that mines culture for mass consumption.

From Los Angeles Times

“There were beautiful homes here, people would walk with their dogs in the morning when I would get here,” said Amalia Atayde, recalling as she gazed at the street.

From Los Angeles Times