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Theamed Names Part II
A continued collection. Hope you guys enjoy, and let me know if I have missed anything.

Colourful Names
Azure, Auburn, Aurelia, Blue, Bruno, Cerise, Chestnut, Copper, Coral, Crimson, Cyan, Donnan, Ebony, Hazel, Indigo, Ivory, Giada, Goldie, Gray, Melina, Nila, Olive, Peach, Red, Roan, Rose, Rory, Rufus, Russell, Sapphire, Scarlett, Sienna, Silver, Sterling, Teal, Tawny, Violet, Xanthe

Edible names
Angus, Anise, Apple, Arista, Bailey, Barley, Basil, Berry, Brie, Brandy, Candy, Cherry, Chip, Cinnamon, Clover, Coco, Cookie, Curry, Ceaser, Dulce (Dulcie), Ginger, Herb, Honey, Julienne, Maple, Olive, Pepper, Peach, Plum, Saffron, Sage, Sara Lee

Musical Names
Aida, Allegra, Alto, Aria, Ave, Banjo, Bell, Cadence, Calliope, Calypso, Carol, Cannon, Carmen, Celeste, Harmony, Harper, Jazz, Lark, Legato, Lyric, Lullaby, Mandolin, Medley, Melody, Odette, Piper, Reed, Rhythm Serenade, Sonata, Sonnet, Tango, Viola

Ancient and Roman Names
Amadeus, Andreas, Apollos, Atticus, Attila, Augustus, Aurelius, Caesar, Caius, Cassius, Cornelius, Cyrus, Demetrius, Felix, Gaius, Horatio, Lucius, Magnus, Nero, Octavos, Remus, Romulus, Septimus, Severus, Theon, Titus,

Flapper Names (1920’s)
Betty, Billie, Bebe, Clara, Daisy, Dixie, Dodie, Dolly, Doris, Effie, Edie, Franny, Florrie, Flossie, Ginny, Hilda, Hattie, Hettie, Isadora, Jeanie, Josephine, Kitty, Lulu, Mabel, Maize, Mamie, Marilyn, Margie, Maxie, Melba, Millie, Minnie, Norma, Patsy, Pinkie, Polly, Queenie, Roxie, Sadie, Shirley, Tillie, Trixie, Zelda
Shakespearean Names
Alexander, Angus, Benedict, Charles, Chiron, Conrad, Corin, Dion, Hamlet, Henry, Iago, Laurence, Lear, Macbeth, Malcolm, Marcus, Nathaniel, Oberon, Oliver, Orlando, Othello, Owen, Paris, Pierce, Ralph, Robin, Romeo, Sebastien, Silvius, Simon, Timon, Titus, Toby, Valentine, Vernon

Adriana, Ariel, Audrey, Beatrice, Bianca, Cassandra, Celia, Cordelia, Cressida, Diana, Cleanor, Emilia, Francisca, Gertrude, Helena, Hermia, Hermione, Imogen, Isabella, Jessica, Juilet, Lavinia*, Lucretia, Marina, Miranda, Nerissa, Ophelia, Perdita, Portia, Regan, Rosalind, Silvia, Titania, Tamora, Ursula, Valeria, Viola

*I have a particular love for this name, for the sole reason of Shakespeare’s play “Titus Andronicus” in which the character Lavinia is raped, and has her tongue and hands cut off so that she cannot tell anyone what happened to her, or who did it. Despite this, she manages to find a way to express herself and writes her tragedy in the dirt with a stick held in her mouth and stumps. Although I love the message of survival behind the name, I’m not sure I could ever bring myself to name my child this. It also surprises me that Ophelia has become so popular recently, as she was quite made and committed suicide of sorts by drowning herself in a brook. It does have a beautiful sound to it though

* Condolcezza added by Condolcezza
* Rhythm added by snoglobel
thank you!

Comments

[duckduckcaboose.livejournal.com]

Yeah but it depends on how you interpret the root of the word.