Literary Names for Baby

82 Literary names for girls. Listing Literary baby names 71-80. Stella, Thelma and Vanessa are popular Literary baby names. Selima, Tarleton, Theodosia, Titania, Trilby, Undine and Villette are uncommon Literary baby names. Click on each Literary name for details, view more Literary names from Wendy to Zara, or search for Literary names for boys.

Selima ... Literary name first used by the poet Thomas Gray (18th century) in passing reference to a cat.

Stella ... Mostly literary use until the 19th century ...

Tarleton ... Literary: the Tarleton twins were admirers of Scarlett O'Hara in Margaret Mitchell's "Gone with the Wind". Uncommon.

Thelma ... A literary creation from the 19th century by Marie Corelli for the title character of her 1887 novel ...

Theodosia ... Uncommon variant of Theodora. Literary ...

Titania ... Mythology: the Titans were a race of giants. Literary ...

Trilby Literary name coined in the early 20th century ...

Undine ... Mythology: name of the spirit of the waters. Literary ...

Vanessa ... An early-18th-century literary name created by Jonathan Swift for "Gulliver's Travels" ...

Villette ... Literary: the name of one of Charlotte Brontė's lesser-known novels.

For more Literary names, view Literary baby names 81-82 from Wendy to Zara.

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