Jagiello

[ yah-gyel-oh ]

noun

, plural Ja·giel·los.

1. Jagello.

Other Words From

• Ja·giel·on [yah, -gy, uh, -lohn, yah-gy, uh, -, lohn], Jagiel·loni·an adjective

Example Sentences

She and her University of Warsaw colleagues, Zuzanna Jagiello and Łukasz Dylewski, found a total of 386 individuals using artificial shells - mainly plastic caps.

From BBC

Across the street, the body of Doris Jagiello was found buried in her home Sept. 15, authorities said.

From Los Angeles Times

A large debris flow, full of mud and “extremely large boulders,” hurtled downhill and crashed into Jagiello’s home, causing significant damage “and carrying away everything in its path.”

From Seattle Times

First responders, including K-9 units, searched for Doris Jagiello, 62, amid the devastation in Forest Falls, a former summer getaway for cabin owners that has become a bedroom community.

From Seattle Times

“While this was not the desired outcome, the Sheriff’s Department hopes finding Jagiello will bring some measure of closure to Jagiello’s family and aid in their healing process,” the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement Friday.

From Seattle Times