Elsa

American  

[el-suh] / ˈɛl sə /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.

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Example Sentences

Over a hundred years later, the debate continued, raging through nearly all of 1935’s “Bride of Frankenstein” which finally introduces Elsa Lanchester and her sky-high bouffant five minutes before the end credits, just enough time for her to make an iconic impression before her arranged husband blows them both to smithereens.

From Los Angeles Times

In fact, the 42-year-old actor says the “greatest decision” he has ever made was quitting Los Angeles for good in favor of moving his family to a farm in his native Australia, admitting that both he and his wife, Elsa Pataky, had grown tired of the “trappings” and constant attention they faced in California.

From MarketWatch

Gyllenhaal says she went to a party and saw someone with a tattoo on their forearm of Elsa Lancaster‘s intense gaze from “Bride of Frankenstein.”

From Los Angeles Times

Elsa Puente, 59, a catering manager in Guadalajara, said she was meeting with friends in the morning when rumors started to spread about violence in the streets.

From The Wall Street Journal

In recent years, high-profile women including fashion designer Aimee Song, supermodel Elsa Hosk, and actresses Nikki Reed and Hilary Duff have all shared their stories about giving birth at home.

From The Wall Street Journal