Tilly

[ til-ee ]

noun

1. Count Jo·han Tser·claes von [yoh, -hahn tser-, klahs, f, uh, n], 1559–1632, German general in the Thirty Years' War.
2. Also Til·lie. a female given name, form of Matilda.

Tilly

/ ˈtɪlɪ /

noun

1. TillyJohan Tserclaes von15591632MFlemishMILITARY: soldier Count Johan Tserclaes von (joˈhɑn tsɛrˈklas fɔn). 1559–1632, Flemish soldier, who commanded the army of The Catholic League (1618–32) and the imperial forces (1630–32) in the Thirty Years' War

Example Sentences

Her hair is growing back too, she is able to enjoy playing with her older sister Tilly, nine, and is back at school.

From BBC

The difference between the sisters is neatly shown by Mia drawing a mustache on Tilly’s poster of John Glenn.

From Los Angeles Times

Names run in alphabetical order and will start with Ashley, followed by Bert, then Conall, and later on might reach as far as Izzy, Rafi and Tilly.

From BBC

Australia was perfect in the shootout, although Andrews’ shot in the second round deflected in off Johnson’s hand and another from Tilly Kearns skipped just under her left arm.

From Los Angeles Times

In a separate TikTok, Australian water polo player Tilly Kearns stated that the mattress was "rock hard."

From Salon