Stephanie

proper nouncommon in dialogue

//ˈstɛfəni//

A female given name from French.

proper noun

1
A female given name from French.
Allison made a careful note of the address and within the hour she had met, decided she liked, and moved in with a girl of twenty who called herself Steve Wallace. "Don't call me Stephanie", Steve had said. "I don't know why it should, but being called Stephanie always makes me feel like something pale and dull out of Jane Austen."
The sponsor of the Utah legislation, Republican Rep. Stephanie Gricius, acknowledged fluoride has benefits, but said it was an issue of “individual choice” to not have it in the water.

Etymology

Borrowed from French Stéphanie. The standard English feminine form of Stephen. Doublet of Stephania.

stepdad · A stepfather.stepfather · The husband of one's biological mother after her initial…Steph · A diminutive of the female given name Stephanie.

Stephanie · A female given name from French.

Stephen · The first Christian martyr.Stephens · A surname transferred from the given name.stepmother · A woman who is a subsequent wife or partner of a person's…

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