Rhoda

American  

[roh-duh] / ˈroʊ də /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Scottish Labour's Rhoda Grant said the party supported the bill but want to see it go further.

From BBC

His wife, Rhoda, has long urged him to leave politics, people close to him said.

From The Wall Street Journal

By the early 2000s, that legacy is in the hands of Rhoda Sawbrook, who’s desperately trying to preserve the family’s way of life against encroaching developers and vacationers who have overrun the land and raised property taxes to unsustainable levels: “Take that away from me,” Rhoda says of the Sawbrook land, “and I can’t tell you who I am. I wouldn’t even know my name.”

From Los Angeles Times

But eldest daughter Lucy, a park ranger, has committed for Rhoda the worst transgression of all by putting her share of Sawbrook property into a conservation trust.

From Los Angeles Times

Rhoda’s character was inspired by my mom.

From Los Angeles Times