Literary Names102 Literary names that mean literary for girls, listing Literary baby names 1-20. Amanda, Ariel, Ashley, Audrey, Augusta, Beatrice, Beth, Bonnie, Brett, Camilla and Cassandra are popular names. Alcina, Arden, Arwen, Ayla, Bedelia, Bronte, Cadence, Calpurnia and Careen are uncommon names. View Literary baby names for name meanings, search Literary names for boys, or search other baby names.
Alcina ... a sorceress who rules over a magical island. Literary ... [10] Amanda ... Amanda first appeared on a 1212 birth record from Warwickshire, England. Literary ... [15] Arden ... Literary: the Forest of Arden in Shakespeare's "As You Like It" was a magically beautiful place ... [6] Ariel ... Biblical place name for Jerusalem. Literary ... [11] Arwen ... Variant of Arwyn. Literary ... [1] Ashley ... Also the name of an English saint. Literary ... [22] Audrey ... Saint Audrey was a sixth-century English princess also known as Etheldreda. Literary ... [17] Augusta ... Imported to England by the German mother of George III. Literary: P.G ... [17] Ayla ... Variant of Ayala. Literary ... Beatrice ... Queen Victoria named one of her daughters Beatrice. Literary ... [24] Bedelia ... Variant of Bridget (Gaelic) "exalted one" by way of Biddy. Literary ... [3] Beth ... Not used before the 19th century. Literary ... [3] Bonnie ... which makes this an appropriate name for a Sunday's child. Literary ... [17] Brett ... Also variant of Brittany. Literary ... [5] Bronte ... Literary: transferred use of the surname of the sisters Charlotte, Emily, and Anne ... Cadence ... A feminine name linked with the masculine name Caden. Literary ... [8] Calpurnia ... who appears in Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar". Literary ... Camilla ... of obscure origin. Literary ... [38] Careen ... or a variant of Corinne or Carina. Literary ... [2] Cassandra ... queen of the Olympian gods. Literary: Homer's "Iliad" ... [48] View page 2 of Literary baby names from Catriona to Dora. [Literary names 1 2 3 4 5 6]Share on Facebook
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