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é
[ ney ]
adjective
- formerly known as (used following the person’s current or recognized name to introduce a previous, usually feminine, name):
Jackie Kennedy Onassis, é Bouvier.
é
/ Աɪ /
adjective
- indicating the maiden name of a married woman
Mrs Bloggs é Blandish
Gender Note
yvlog History and Origins
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of é1
Example Sentences
Wife Catherine Lowe, é Giudici, sat almost silently at his side as he told the story.
Gotti is survived by his children Angie, Sonny and Jonathan Wilson; his Murder Inc. co-founder and brother Chris Lorenzo; mother Nee Nee Lorenzo and sisters Tina and Angie.
Gotti is survived by his three children, Angie, Sonny and Jonathan Wilson; his mother, Nee Nee Lorenzo; sisters Tina and Angie; and his brother Chris Lorenzo, with whom he co-founded Murder Inc.
Mrs Armitage, nee Seekanya, became known as the Lady of the Hills during attempts to identify her after her body was found on 20 September 2004.
Mrs Armitage, nee Seekanya, was known as the Lady of the Hills during attempts to identify her.
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