Displayed on this page are Literature names 21 to 40. Chloe was the most popular within these names in 2008 with a rank of #10 and a usage of 0.5692%, and it is primarily used in the English and German languages. It was followed in popularity by the English Cadence, the English, Finnish, German, Italian, Scandinavian, and Spanish Cecilia, the English and German Cassandra, the English and French Cora, the English, German, and Italian Cara, the English, Finnish, German, Italian, Scandinavian, and Spanish Camilla, the English Clare, the English, Italian, Scandinavian, and Spanish Celia, and the English name, Charity. Unusual Literature names include the English and Welsh Bronwen, the German Brunhilde, the English Candace, the English and German Charis, the English Chloris, Claribel, Clarinda, the English and French Constance, the English, German, Italian, and French Corinna, and the English Cressida.
DESCRIPTION MATCH: | Bronwen | fair bossomed ... literature, it has appeared as the name of the fictional ... |
| Brunhilde | armour, protection; ... is more likely found in literature. ... |
Cadence  212 | cadence ... literature, the name has appeared in Armistead Maupin's ... |
Camilla  634 | acolyte, attendant at a ritual ... later popularized via literature, as the name of the ... |
Candace  | queen mother; incandescent; ... literature, it has appeared in William Faulkner's novel ... |
Cara  463 | dear, beloved; to increase ... literature, the name has appeared in Evelyn Waugh's ... |
Cassandra  284 | shining upon man; protrude, ... has appeared in literature as the name of a prophetess ... |
Cecilia  270 | blind ... literature, it has appeared as the name of the titular ... |
Celia  757 | heaven; sky, heaven; ... first popularized via literature, when it appeared as ... |
| Charis | grace, kindness ... was first created in literature, by Edmund Spenser for ... |
Charity  793 | charity ... literature, it appeared as the name of the character ... |
Chloe  10 | young green shoot ... in numerous works of literature, such as Sir Philip ... |
| Chloris | green ... 1st-century literature, it has appeared as the name of ... |
Clare  679 | clear, bright, famous ... literature, Clara has appeared in various romances from ... |
Claribel  | clear, bright, famous ... has been well used in literature, for characters in ... |
| Clarinda | clear, bright, famous ... was first used in literature, for a character in ... |
Constance  | steadfast, constant ... name is borne in literature by the character Constance ... |
Cora  322 | maiden, virgin; little ... name first appeared in literature, borne by a character ... |
Corinna  | maiden, virgin ... 17th- and 18th-century literature, such as in Robert ... |
| Cressida | daughter of Chryses; ... the negative history in literature; Shakespeare's Cressida ... |
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