Romantic Era Names

Romantic Era baby names inspired by 19th-century literature, poetry and music. Lush, dramatic names from the age of Byron, Bronte and Beethoven that feel both vintage and emotionally rich.

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1201.Evangéline

good news, good tidings

1202.Évangeline

bearer of good news

1203.Évangéline

bearer of good news

1204.Evangélyne

bearer of good news

1205.Évangélyne

bearer of good news

Irish, Norman French

light, radiant, or desired

French, Norman French, Germanic

desired, wished for, or a form of Eve (life)

Norman French, Germanic

hazelnut, or desired

Norman French, Germanic

desired, wished for, or hazelnut

Wished for child; hazelnut

Germanic, Norman French

desired, or 'hazelnut'

1212.Evelyn-May

Germanic (via Norman French) and Latin

desired, wished for, or hazelnut; combined with the month of May

1213.Evelyn-Rose

Norman French, Germanic, Latin

Desired, wished for, or 'hazelnut' combined with 'rose'

Latin, Germanic, Hebrew

desired, wished for, or a diminutive of Eve, meaning 'life'

Norman French, Germanic

desired, or 'hazelnut'

stone of help

brave as a wild boar

Germanic, English

brave as a wild boar

Germanic, Old English

Brave as a wild boar, from Germanic elements 'eofor' (boar) and 'hard' (brave, hardy).

Germanic, English

brave as a wild boar

brave as a wild boar

Germanic, English

brave as a wild boar

Norman French, Germanic

desired; island

Germanic, possibly Norman French

desired, wished for, or source of life

river source, sheep spring

Germanic or Hebrew

desired, wished for, or a form of Eve (life)

youth, or from the yew tree

Of noble birth, or from the yew tree

Germanic, Latin

work, industrious, rival

from the gravel bank or river

emerald

bean grower

little fairy

Old English, Anglo-Norman French

falconer, keeper of falcons

free

French diminutive of Frances, meaning 'Frenchwoman' or 'free one'

little Fanna

English diminutive of Frances or Stephanie

free man, from France

Latin, Germanic

From France, free

American (diminutive of Frances)

free man (variant of Frances)

fen's wood or temple

child, infant

1243.Farnsworth

fern's worth or enclosure

a small coin, a quarter of a penny

Old French, Middle English

from the multi-faceted bank or slope

fairy, elf

1247.Featherstonehaugh

stone of the feather

gift of God

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