Honora

American  

[uh-nawr-uh, uh-nohr-uh] / ʌˈnɔr ə, ʌˈnoʊr ə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

“You’re loved one may say they’re fine, but fine is a kind of relative phrase. Is ‘fine’ how they’re really doing, or how they’ve always been, or how they say they’re doing?” said Susan Keating, president and founder of Honora Care Management & Consulting, an eldercare firm.

From MarketWatch

The case centers on Honora Jenkins, a widow descended from a family of wealthy Yorkshire grocers, who rode to her lawyer’s office to sign her will before dying in 1778.

From New York Times

“Some people have bitter feelings toward weekenders,” said Honora Trimbell, of Bovina, N.Y., in the Catskills.

From New York Times

In Santa Rosa, Honora Clemens, 93, was up monitoring the fire on television Sunday when she saw lights go out on a block of nearby homes.

From Los Angeles Times

In Santa Rosa, Honora Clemens, 93, was up monitoring the fire on television Sunday when she saw lights cut out at a block of nearby homes.

From Los Angeles Times