Laureen

Also Lau·re·na

[law-reen]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Laura.

Example Sentences

The group of tenants sent letters to the Los Angeles City Planning Department and other agencies, contacted Los Angeles City Councilmember Heather Hutt and sent appeals wherever they could be directed — all to no avail, said Laureen Seeley, another decade-long resident of the building.

From Los Angeles Times

Since then the family has welcomed Jad, now six, and Laureen, now four - both born and raised in Scotland.

From BBC

Microsoft President Brad Smith, the philanthropist Laureen Powell Jobs and Ford engineer Linda Zhang are part of a lineup of business leaders, storytellers and creative pioneers who will be speaking.

From New York Times

And sometimes his behavior is repugnant, as when he asks co-workers at Apple to fix the soap dispensers on the Gulfstream jet he bought from Laureen Powell-Jobs, Steve’s widow.

From Washington Post

The chef Dan Barber and his partners in Blue Hill in Greenwich Village, his brother, David, and sister-in-law, Laureen, have reopened the restaurant under this new name.

From New York Times