Eunice

/ˈjuːnɪs/ noun

Definition

A female given name of Greek origin, historically popular in English-speaking countries.

Etymology

From Greek 'Eunikē,' derived from 'eu' meaning good or well, and 'nikē' meaning victory. So the name literally means 'good victory' or 'she who achieves victory well.'

Kelly Says

Biblical Eunice was known as the mother of Timothy and was celebrated for passing her faith to her son—making her a symbol of maternal influence in religious tradition!

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