Definition
Definition of Emma - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
novelbook written by Jane Austen
- I read Emma in my literature class.
2.
namesfemale given name from Germanic languages
- Emma is attending the university.
Origin of Emma
Old Germanic, ermen (whole) + -a (feminine suffix)
Examples of Emma in a sentence
I found Emma on the library's bestseller shelf. Emma won the award for best actress. We named our daughter Emma.
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Definition of emma - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
typographyDated unit of measurement for type sizeDated
- The font size was set to 12 emma.
- The designer adjusted the text to 10 emma.
- She preferred a larger emma for readability.
Origin of emma
Old French, emma (universal)
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