Barbara
ˈbɑːbərə
Definition

Definition of Barbara - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
namesfemale given name from Latin
  • Barbara is coming to the party.
2.
patron saintRaresaint known for protection against lightningRare
  • Saint Barbara is celebrated in December.
protector saint
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Expressions with Barbara

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city in California known for beaches
Santa Barbara is famous for its beautiful beaches.
short form of the name Santa Barbara
Sta. Barbara is a beautiful city in California.

Origin of Barbara

Greek, barbaros (foreign)

Terms with Barbara included in their meaning

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Barb.abbr.
abr: Barbara
common female first name
botany
fern of species Todea barbara native to southeastern Australia
california place
unincorporated community in Santa Barbara County, California
California
place in California, part of Santa Barbara County
UCSBacr.
acr: University of California, Santa Barbara
school where people learn after high school
abr: Santa Barbara
name of a city or place called Santa Barbara
place name
short form of the name Santa Barbara

Examples of Barbara in a sentence

  • I met Barbara at the conference last year.
  • Barbara is invoked during thunderstorms.
  • Miners pray to Barbara for safety.

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  1. French:Barbara, Barbe, ...
  2. German:Barbara, ...
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  5. Portuguese:Bárbara, ...
  6. Chinese:芭芭拉, 圣芭芭拉, ...
  7. Japanese:バーバラ, 聖バルバラ, ...
  8. Arabic:باربرا, بَرْبَارَا, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּרְבָּרָה, ...
  10. Russian:Барбара, Варвара, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Барбара, Варвара, ...
  12. Hindi:बारबरा, ...

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