Guenevere

[ gwen-uh-veer ]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Welsh word meaning “white, fair.”

Example Sentences

Sir Bors likewise made answer that Queen Guenevere had done no wrong, and that he would make good with his two hands.

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In an hour and a half they reached the castle gate, and were seen of Guenevere and her ladies, who were standing in a window.

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Now Leodegrance had one fair child, his daughter Guenevere; and from the time that first he saw her, Arthur gave her all his love.

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So when they drew near the King's palace, word was brought to Guenevere of their approach.

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So a decree was issued that Queen Guenevere should be burnt at the stake outside the walls of Carlisle.

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