Helga

American  

[hel-guh] / ˈhɛl gə /

noun

1. a female given name: from a Germanic word meaning “holy.”

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Example Sentences

Dr. Helga Van Herle, a cardiologist with Keck Medicine of USC, noted flaws in the original study’s design — namely, that only the high-intensity walking group was monitored with accelerometers, not the moderate intensity group, a bias that could have skewed results.

From Los Angeles Times

Helga Swidenbank, a DWP director for disability services, said the organisation should have recognised that Ms Whiting had "good cause" not to attend a health assessment.

From BBC

Helga Arnadottir, a spokeswoman, said that this was the fifth evacuation order since the volcano first roared back to life last year.

From New York Times

"It's reassuring that everything points to the same 'no major indication' of increased risks overall," says Scientia Associate Professor Helga Zoega, senior author of the study and pharmacoepidemiologist, also based at UNSW's School of Population Health.

From Science Daily

Kasimoff’s mother, Helga, still helps run the family piano shop, which has since relocated to Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times