Philomena

English Etymology From en la Philomēna, from en grc Φιλουμένη beloved. Name of an alleged early martyr whose remains were discovered in 1802 in Rome. en Philomene. Pronunciation en /ˌfɪləˈmiːnə/ Proper noun en female Ancient Greek. en 1984 w:Maeve Binchy The Lilac Bus 136 Delacorte Press 1991 0385304943 "Why did St Philomena get crossed off, I wonder?" asked Celia."I don't know, maybe they found her out," Tom grinned. "I know my sister Phil was very annoyed at the time, she felt it was an attack of some sort." Translations female given name Catalan: ca Filomena f Dutch: nl Filomena French: fr Philomène f German: de Philomena f Greek: el Φιλομένα f Ancient Greek: grc Φιλομήνη f Italian: it Filomena f Latin: la Filumēna f, la Philomēna f Norman: nrf Philomène f Polish: pl Filomena f Portuguese: pt Filomena f Russian: ru Филоме́на f Spanish: es Filomena f Anagrams en aehilmnop ampholine nemophila Portuguese Proper noun f pt Filomena