Literary Names

one who lives near a road or path

sapphire

abundance, wealth, prosperity

badger

far fighter

far-fighter

far-off fighter

possibly related to 'telos' (end, purpose) and 'mene' (moon)

son of Tenney

to rub, to turn, to twist

Of the Terentius family

three-line stanza

damage/harm of a tesselsch

bandage, ribbon, or a variant of Thais, meaning 'the one who is contemplated'

King, ruler of the people

great one, giantess

sad, sorrowful

Possibly a neologism or derived from 'triste' (sad) and 'dulce' (sweet).

sad, sorrowful

sadness, sorrowful

sadness, sorrow

sorrowful, sad

sad, sorrowful

sad, sorrowful

from Troia (Troy)

noise, clamor, or sorrowful

two pence (a small sum of money)

storyteller

brave people

Oath, pledge, or mind, spirit

little Hugh

to be angry, to hate

little wave

small, little

Butterfly (a literary invention)

of Phanessa

butterfly

staff, rod, or twig

from the alder grove

violet flower

staff, rod, or maidenly, pure

quivering aspen tree meadow

friend

cultured swallow; literary swallow

worthy army

western

white man

white bank or shore