Harriet

Also Harri·ette,

[har-ee-uht]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Harry.

Example Sentences

Dr Jack and Sarah Hawkins, who both used to work for the trust until their daughter Harriet was stillborn in 2016, have been campaigning to highlight failures at NUH ever since.

From BBC

The United States National Park Service began scrubbing its exhibits about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, but public pressure reversed that erasure.

From Salon

As soon as the episode finished, we spoke to to self-confessed Love Island "super-fans" Harriet and Georgia.

From BBC

"I'm absolutely thrilled. I'm not gonna lie, it's like Christmas Day," says Harriet.

From BBC

There is little in it that couldn’t be handled as live-action situation comedy; indeed, for long stretches you can close your eyes and let it play in your head like an old-time radio show — “Ozzie and Harriet,” or “Vic and Sade” for the deep cut — which testifies to the quality of the writing and the performances.

From Los Angeles Times