Enid
ˈiːnɪd
Definition

Definition of Enid - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
namesfemale given name of Welsh origin
  • Enid was excited to start her new job.
2.
geographyUScity in north central OklahomaUS
  • Enid is known for its vibrant arts scene.
3.
mythologyRarethe loyal wife of Geraint in Arthurian legendRare
  • Enid showed great courage in the story.
devoted faithful steadfast
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Origin of Enid

Welsh, Enid (soul)

Examples of Enid in a sentence

  • The novel's protagonist is named Enid.
  • Enid hosts an annual film festival.
  • The university in Enid offers various programs.
  • Enid's loyalty was unmatched in the legends.
  • The tale of Enid and Geraint is timeless.

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  7. Japanese:イーニッド, エニッド, ...
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  11. Ukrainian:Енід, ...
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