Stefanie

[ stef-uh-nee; French ste-fa-nee ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

At Powell’s direction, copies of the voting software unlawfully taken from Georgia were put on a hard drive and sent via FedEx to Stefanie Lambert, Powell’s Kraken lawsuit co-counsel in Michigan.

From Slate

For Stefanie Lakin, it means she can work full-time at the school and still run her charity Madrina, which provides prom outfits for young people.

From BBC

It was a physical confrontation between the athletes on both sides of the net, but also a battle of wits between two of the Southland’s most highly respected coaches in Sierra Canyon’s Stefanie Wigfall and Marymount’s Cari Klein.

From Los Angeles Times

The other was a close friend, Stefanie Robinson, a paraprofessional who worked with students with severe disabilities, including those requiring help with feeding and diapering.

From Salon

His assembled group of writers, including Los Angeles Times Book Prize winner Ivy Pochoda, acclaimed horror writer Gabino Iglesias and screenwriter Stefanie Leder, make good on that observation by delivering multiple takes on those exits in ways that are poignant, dark and often hilarious.

From Los Angeles Times