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Sybil

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Name — A feminine given name derived from the ancient Greek "Sibyl," a prophetess figure.

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Etymology

From Greek "Sibylla," referring to the prophetic oracles of antiquity.

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What does “Sybil” mean?

The word “Sybil” means a feminine given name derived from the ancient Greek "Sibyl," a prophetess figure.

How do you use “Sybil” in a sentence?

Here is “Sybil” used in a sentence: “Sybil was known in her family for her uncanny intuition.”

What part of speech is “Sybil”?

“Sybil” is a name.

Where does the word “Sybil” come from?

The word “Sybil” comes from Greek. From Greek "Sibylla," referring to the prophetic oracles of antiquity.

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