Isolda

[ ih-zohl-duh, ih-sohl- ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Iseult.

Example Sentences

It will be based partially on the book “Intimate Frida,” by her niece Isolda P. Kahlo, and informed by conversations with Kahlo’s family in Mexico.

From Washington Post

Laura and David Isolda of Old Bridge, who were among the crowd, never knew Parze or her family but joined a Staten Island search for her and have since taken part in five other searches.

From Washington Times

David Isolda said they “just felt compelled to do something.”

From Washington Times

Laura Isolda said all the unsuccessful searches can leave you feeling defeated, “but then you say, you know what, at least we can cross one more area we searched off the list.”

From Washington Times

In the early 2000s, one of Kahlo’s nieces, Isolda Pinedo, and her daughter, Mara Romeo, assigned rights to the Kahlo brand to a company known as the Frida Kahlo Corporation, according to court papers.

From Reuters