Displayed on this page are Literature names 61 to 76. Julia was the most popular among these names in 2008 with a rank of #40 and a usage of 0.2698%. It is primarily used in English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish, and it was followed in popularity by the English Katherine, the Portuguese, Provençal, Spanish, English, French, and German Isabel, the English Lucy, the English, German, and Italian Priscilla, the English Janet, the English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Slavic, and Arabic Zara, and the English, German, Hebrew, and Italian name, Livia. Rare Literature names include the Greek Ianthe, the English and German Isolde, the English and Scottish Jean, the English, Portuguese, and Spanish Lucinda, the English Lynette, Nell, Rhoda, and the English and Greek Theodosia.
DESCRIPTION MATCH: | Ianthe | violet; flower ... literature, the name was first used by Ovid in his ... |
Isabel  96 | God is perfection, God is my oath ... literature, it is the name of the heroine in William ... |
| Isolde | Western art and literature since its appearance in ... |
Janet  716 | Yahweh is gracious, ... literature, it has been borne by the fictional ... |
Jean  | Yahweh is gracious, ... literature, it has been made known by the character Jean ... |
Julia  40 | Jupiter's child, downy ... literature, the name was borne by a character in the ... |
Katherine  45 | pure; torture ... literature, the name appeared as the lead female ... |
Livia  948 | bluish, lead-colored; ... in various English literature works from the late ... |
Lucinda  | bright, born at daybreak ... French, and German literature ... |
Lucy  112 | bright, born at daybreak ... literature, the name has been borne by the conniving ... |
Lynette  | likeness, image, idol; ... French Arthurian literature, the French writer ... |
Nell  | war horn; bright one, ... literature, it has been made known by Little Nell or ... |
Priscilla  416 | ancient, old ... literature, it first appeared in Edmund Spenser's The ... |
Rhoda  | rose; woman from Rhodes ... literature, it has appeared in George Meredith's novel ... |
| Theodosia | giving to god ... literature, the name has appeared in the William ... |
Zara  774 | blossoming flower; splendor; dawn; Yahweh has remembered; princess, lady ... |
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