Berenice

[ ber-uh-nahy-see ]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “bringer of victory.”

Example Sentences

In addition to Beryl, there’s a taxidermist named Vik, who’s dealing with a home intruder and chronic pain, and a girl named Berenice, whose florist mother has suddenly abandoned her.

From Outside Online

Peppy Miller (Berenice Béjo) is the admiring ingénue who gets her big break on the soundstage.

From The Daily Beast

He flirts with a female co-star, Peppy (Berenice Bejo), but the real love of his life is his dog.

From The Daily Beast

He set up a portrait studio, and hired Berenice Abbott as his assistant.

From The Daily Beast

"But a rapid journey costs money, and Amru always chooses the road by the mountains and Berenice," observed the treasurer.

From Project Gutenberg

Muriel, much to her amazement, had been chosen for Berenice, the heroine.

From Project Gutenberg

The government of Berenice soon discovered the truth, and learned that the fugitive had gone in the direction of Rome.

From Project Gutenberg

A constellation, so called from the glittering hair of Berenice, daughter of Magas of Cyrene.

From Project Gutenberg

Her name is Berenice Blake, which sounds so beautiful to me that I feel sure her mother must have been the one who named her.

From Project Gutenberg