Edmunda

Also Ed·monde

[ed-muhn-duh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

But at home, younger siblings Richard, Edmunda and Eddy continue to study at Bellevue’s Northwest Chinese School.

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Afterwards Edmunda asked Ahongbonon for advice, and Aime is now being taken to a centre run by the Saint Camille association in Calavi.

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Rosinos and his sister, Edmunda, were in desperation when Edmunda went to a lecture by Gregoire Ahongbonon, campaigning against the stigmatisation of mental illness.

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Edmunda Claudio, a live-in nanny, joined the family from Puerto Rico, and Miranda calls her abuela—grandmother.

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This plant, which he declared he was the first to discover, was allowed a home by the side of my fiancee's ring and note only on condition that it should be called Edmunda sylvestris; to this he consented.

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