Literary Names for Baby

Literary names. 82 Literary baby names for girls. Displaying for Literary names 61-70. Malvina, Marjorie, Mercedes, Mignon, Minta, Myra, Nydia and Rima are popular Literary baby names. Medora and Phyllida are uncommon Literary baby names. Please click on each of these Literary names for more details, view more Literary names from Selima to Villette, or search for "literary" for boys. Related searches: classical, cultivated, cultured, educated, formal, learned, refined.

Malvina ... Literary name coined by James Macpherson in the 18th century for a character in his Ossianic poems ...

Marjorie ... and used steadily until a late 19th-century revival. Literary ...

Medora ... A literary creation ...

Mercedes ... Santa Maria de las Mercedes as "Our Lady of Mercies". Literary ...

Mignon ... Literary name first used by the poet Goethe ...

Minta ... An 18th-century literary name.

Myra ... A poetic and literary invention in the 17th century ...

Nydia ... Also (Spanish, Greek) "graceful". Literary ...

Phyllida ... mostly literary use ...

Rima ... Literary: in Hudson's "Green Mansions" ...

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