Emil

[ey-muhl, ee-muhl, ey-meel]

noun

1. a male given name: from Latin Aemilius, a family name.

Example Sentences

That includes Emil Bove, now a federal judge, who seemingly perjured himself when he denied telling his subordinates to defy the courts during his time at DOJ.

From Slate

The elk, nicknamed Emil, was tranquilised by Austrian wildlife officials on Monday after straying dangerously close to a motorway near the village of Sattledt, Upper Austria.

From BBC

The Sumava is home to an estimated population of 10-20 elk, and it is hoped Emil will join them, rather than continue his perambulations.

From BBC

Since then, Emil has become a social media sensation, with hundreds of photos and videos posted online.

From BBC

The Czech Republic's elk population is believed to be around fifty animals, far fewer than Emil's presumed homeland of Poland, which has tens of thousands.

From BBC