Displayed on this page are Fictional names 21 to 31. Nora was the most popular within these names in 2008 with a rank of #216 and a usage of 0.0747%, and it is primarily used in the English, German, Irish, Italian, Scandinavian, Scottish, and Czech languages. It was followed in popularity by the Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, and Spanish Esther and the English Janet. Unusual Fictional names include the Irish, English, and German Ena, the English Lois, the English, Portuguese, and Spanish Lucinda, the English Maris, the English, French, German, and Irish Muriel, the English Nell, Tracy, and the Italian and Romanian Zenobia.
DESCRIPTION MATCH: Ena  | beaded, adorned; kernel ... known by the dreaded fictional character Ena Sharples ... |
Esther  274 | star ... as the name of the fictional heroine Esther ... |
Janet  716 | Yahweh is gracious, ... has been borne by the fictional housekeeper in A ... |
Lois  | desirable, superior; ... popular culture as the fictional girlfriend of Clark ... |
Lucinda  | bright, born at daybreak ... became a popular fictional name, often appearing in ... |
| Maris | of the sea; calf, gentleness; ... late 20th century by a fictional character of the name ... |
Muriel  | sea-bright; bitterness ... been made known by a fictional character in Dinah ... |
Nell  | war horn; bright one, ... Nell or Nell Trent, the fictional heroine of Charles ... |
Nora  216 | honored, honorable; ... name has been borne by fictional characters such as Nora ... |
Tracy  | place of Thracius; warlike; hunter; harvest; guardian; woman from Therasia ... |
Zenobia  | life of Zeus ... as the name of a fictional feminist character of ... |
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