Lisa

Appendix:Variations of "lisa" English Etymology Diminutive of Elisabeth in several European languages. The computer is named after Lisa Brennan-Jobs, officially explained as an acronym for “Locally Integrated Software Architecture”. Pronunciation lēʹsə lēʹzə līʹzə RP, en /ˈliːsə/ /ˈliːzə/ /ˈlaɪzə/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Lisa.wav Southern England lēʹsə lēʹzə līʹzə GA, en /ˈlisə/ /ˈlizə/ /ˈlaɪzə/ en iːsə iːzə aɪzə 2 2 en LISA Liza liza Proper noun s en female Hebrew. en You were born in the '70s? Were you named after Lisa on As the World Turns? en 1868 William Meynell Whittmore Sunshine 138 Elizabeth coloured. "Oh, I don't want the doll called after me, if that is what you mean," she said, rather disdainfully."Nonsense, Lisa!" laughed her father, "you ought to consider yourself highly honoured to have such a handsome lady as this for your namesake." en 1997 w:Penelope Lively Moon Tiger Grove Press 0802135331 Lisa is a better name. Claudia bangs, like the gong in the hall at Sotleigh. Bang - whoom! Lisa makes a nice silky noise, like streams or rain. en 2007 w:Elinor Lipman My Latest Grievance 0618872353 16 Did I want to be burdened with a common name? Be the third Lisa and fourth Susan in my classroom? Darleen or Doreen or Maureen?I did. Usage notes Taken to general use as a full English given name in early 20th century. Very popular in the U.S. in the 1960s, and in the U.K. a decade later. Derived terms en Lisa Simpson Translations female given name Arabic: ar لِيزَا f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 麗莎 Lìshā French: fr Lise f German: de Lisa f, de Liese f Greek: el Λίζα f Japanese: ja リサ Risa Korean: ko ^리사 Russian: ru Ли́за f Sicilian: scn Lisa f Noun en computing historical en w:Apple Lisa. en 6 30 Peggy Watt Democrats Computerize Politics w:InfoWorld 1984-07-23 24 https://books.google.com/books?id=eC4EAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PA43&dq=Silicone%20Valley&hl=&pg=PA24#v=onepage&q=Silicone%20Valley&f=false Both Macs and Lisas, along with Imagewriter printers, are part of the convention network organized by Sytek of Mountain View, California. en slang An idealised girlfriend. Further reading 2 1216 Anagrams en ails SAIL Lasi Alis Lias lias sial Isla sail Lais ails SiAl LIAs lais Ilsa en eponyms en Apple Inc. Cebuano Etymology ceb Felisa. Also from ceb en Liza, en Lisa, diminutives of en Elizabeth. Proper noun ceb proper noun ceb female English ceb 2013 Bering, Jona Branzuela Tubod “Tingali!” segun pa ni Lisa dayong humol sa iyang mga labhonon sa tubig samtang si Gina ug Mina ming-atubang pagbalik sa labhonon. Padayon nga nagkusukuso si Rose. 2018 — Del Rosario, Jefferson, Color Game (05 September), Bisaya, Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation ceb Nagpadayon ang buynas ni Lisa. Mitingog ang iyang selpon, apan wala ni niya panumbalinga. Pagkakita niya, teks ra man diay sa iyang kamagwangang anak nga si Jonel. Mimiskol na pod ni, apan kay nalingaw siya sa perya, wala ni niya matubag. Danish Etymology da Proper noun da proper noun da female derived from Elisabeth Dutch Etymology Shortening of nl Elisabeth. Pronunciation nl /ˈli.zaː/ nl Nl-Lisa.ogg nl Li sa Proper noun f nl female Related terms nl Elisabeth nl Lies nl Liesbeth Faroese Etymology fo Proper noun fo proper noun fo female Usage notes f Lisuson Lisudóttir Declension Lisa Lisu Lisu Lisu French Etymology fr :clipping Élisabeth fr Élisabeth. Pronunciation Proper noun f fr female Élisabeth Anagrams fr ails, fr lias, fr sali, fr sila German Etymology de Pronunciation de /ˈliːza/ de De-Lisa.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun de proper noun de female de:Elisabeth Italian Etymology it Pronunciation Lì[s]a Proper noun f it female, diminutive of it Elisabetta Anagrams it ails Sila alsi sali salì Lun Bawang Proper noun lnd proper noun lnd male References ⁠210 Norman Etymology nrf Proper noun nrf proper noun f nrf female Lisabé nrf female Derived terms nrf Lison Norwegian Bokmål no:Lisa Alternative forms nb Lise Etymology nb nds Lisa female given name, a short form of nds Elisabet female given name, ultimately from nb la Elisabeth, from nb grc Ἐλισάβετ Elisábet, from nb hbo אֱלִישֶׁבַע ʾĔlîšéḇaʿ my God is an oath. Compare da Lisa, sv Lisa, de Lisa and en Lisa. Pronunciation nb /ˈliː.sa/ nb iːsa 2 nb Li sa Proper noun nb proper noun nb female Low German < Latin < Ancient Greek < Biblical Hebrew Lisa, a short form of nb Elisabet Elizabeth Usage notes The Norwegian name day for nb Lisa is 2 September, shared with nb Lise and nb Liss.“Lisa – kvinnenamn”, Store norske leksikon. nb Lisa was most popular among Norwegian children born in the period 1990–1994. Statistics According to data from Statistics Norway reported by Store norske leksikon, 5,450 women in Norway had nb Lisa as their sole or first given name in 2022. References Kristoffer Kruken and Ola Stemshaug (1995), Norsk personnamnleksikon, Oslo: Det Norske Samlaget. Polish Pronunciation Proper noun pl proper noun form pl Lis gen//acc s Romanian Etymology From ro lisa, definite form of ro lisă uncultivated field. Pronunciation ro LL-Q7913 (ron)-KlaudiuMihaila-Lisa.wav Proper noun f ro commune county/Brașov c/Romania ro village commune/Lisa county/Brașov c/Romania ro village commune/Schitu county/Olt c/Romania ro commune county/Teleorman c/Romania ro village commune/Lisa county/Teleorman c/Romania Sicilian Alternative forms scn Licia palatalized scn Luvisa Luvicia dieretic variants scn Luiggia Italianism Etymology From scn la-med Ludovīcus L(udov)īs(i)a, feminine variant of from scn la Ludovīcus. Pronunciation scn /ˈli.sa/ [ˈli.sa] scn Li sa Proper noun scn proper noun scn female historical Latin Louise Coordinate terms masculinine variant scn Lisi Descendants it Zia Lisa toponym Swedish Etymology Short form of sv Elisabet. First recorded in Sweden in 1558. Pronunciation sv /²liːsa/ sv LL-Q9027 (swe)-Moonhouse-Lisa.wav sv ²iːsa 2 sv leasa Proper noun c sv female References Roland Otterbjörk: Svenska förnamn, Almqvist & Wiksell 1996, 91-21-10937-0 Statistiska centralbyrån and Sture Allén, Staffan Wåhlin, Förnamnsboken, Norstedts 1995, 9119551622: 31 611 females with the given name Lisa living in Sweden on December 31st, 2010, with frequency peaks in the 1910s and the 1990s. Accessed on 19 June 2011. Yoruba Alternative forms yo Olísà Ìjẹ̀bú yo Rísà Ìjẹ̀ṣà, Ìjẹ̀bú yo Ọísà, yo Ọị́sà Èkìtì yo Orísà yo Eísà Etymology Probably from or cognate with yo bin Olisa, bin Olíhà Pronunciation lísà Proper noun Lísà a traditional chieftaincy title, usually held by the highest-ranking chief in a town, second-in-command to the king. Usage notes In the Èkìtì dialect of Yoruba, "Lísà" (or the Èkìtì equivalent, yo Ọị́sà/yo Ọísà, serves as a common noun meaning "high chief," (this may in fact be the original meaning borrowed from the Edo language), but that meaning is only used in compounds of other chieftaincy titles, such as yo Sàpetu, which is a contraction of "Lísà Ìpetu," literally "high chief of Ìpetu." Derived terms yo Ológun-Sinkin yo Sàpetu yo Sàlórò yo Sàlọ́tùn yo Sàrúkù yo Sàò yo Sàjọwá yo Sàjùkú Related terms yo Èyé Lísà female equivalent of Lísà title yo Rísàpetu yo Ọị́sịkịn, yo Ológun-Rísinkin yo Eísàbá