Brigit

[brij-it; especially for 1, 2 also bree-it]

noun

Irish Mythology. a goddess of fire, fertility, agriculture, household arts, and wisdom, later associated with St. Brigid.
Saint. Saint Brigid.
a female given name.

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Historical Examples of brigit

I said encouragingly, and Brigit smiled gayly at me; but Monny was looking at Fenton.
It Happened in Egypt
C. N. Williamson
Brigit threw a question over her shoulder to the floating mist of gold.
It Happened in Egypt
C. N. Williamson
I felt she was going to hint to him that I was in love with Monny—hint to Brigit also.
It Happened in Egypt
C. N. Williamson
Robert and Brigit were silent with happiness on their way to Southampton.
Robert Orange
John Oliver Hobbes
Brigit could have described the scene, but her emotions did not seem to her, emotions.
Robert Orange
John Oliver Hobbes