Hepzibah

American  

[hep-zuh-buh, -suh-] / ˈhɛp zə bə, -sə- /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Officials say Curia told investigators he set the fire at his mother’s house in Hepzibah on Nov. 26.

From Washington Times

Although a veteran of playing single-episode historical figures – she was also Martha Washington and Hepzibah, wife of the King of Judah – her Queen Victoria is a muddle.

From The Guardian

I recognized this as the purely fictional place where Hawthorne’s Hepzibah Pyncheon opened a store in the opening pages of his novel.

From Washington Post

“And now it is time to hear from Hokey the house-elf, who worked for a very old, very rich witch by the name of Hepzibah Smith.”

From Literature

“I thought — but a trick of the light, I suppose —” said Hepzibah, looking unnerved, and Harry guessed that she too had seen the momentary red gleam in Voldemort’s eyes.

From Literature