Philippa

American  

[fi-lip-uh] / fɪˈlɪp ə /

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Philip.

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Example Sentences

Philippa Simpson, the Barbican's chief operating officer, said she was "thrilled" planning consent had been granted.

From BBC

And, it turns out, Cunnah's musical talent didn't come out of nowhere – his father, Patrick Hanna, was a touring musician and his half-sister Philippa Hanna is a global star in Christian music.

From BBC

Last year, he emailed Philippa Hanna, who he found out was Patrick's daughter from his second marriage and a global name on the Christian music scene.

From BBC

Posing as Kaye, BBC reporter Philippa Goymer arranged to meet him for a "date".

From BBC

In a separate statement, the jeweler said it named Philippa Newman as its new Chief Product Officer, effective from March 9.

From The Wall Street Journal