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1. appellationmountain.net › shakespeare-for-babiesThe Great Big List of Shakespeare Baby Names - Appellation ...

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   Oct 15, 2018 · Shakespeare baby names range from chart-topping favorites, like Sebastian and Olivia, to well-why-not obscurities, like Pericles and Thaisa.

2. nosweatshakespeare.com › blog › shakespeare-babyShakespeare Baby Names For Boys - No Sweat Shakespeare

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   Looking for some inspiration from Shakespeare for baby names for boys? Shakespeare used 125 men’s names in his 35 plays, naming kings, jesters, heroes and warriors… so something for every personality type! Read the full list of Shakespeare baby names for boys below:

3. www.britishbabynames.com › blog › 2011Shakespearean Names - British Baby Names

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   Here are names borne by characters in the works of Shakespeare. Some characters are only referenced by their surname.

4. www.parents.com › shakespeare-names-for-babies-8725734101 Shakespeare-Inspired Baby Names That Bring the Drama

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   3 days ago · Lately, “ Leo ” has been a popular pick for baby boys. Othello: The name Othello is just so cool and powerful. Philip: This royal name appears in a few Shakespeare plays and would be right at ...

5. nameberry.com › list › 478Shakespeare Names - Nameberry

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   Sep 2, 2023 · Along with Olivia and Miranda, other Shakespeare baby names in the US Top 1000 include Audrey, Fabian, Juliet, Romeo, Marcellus, Beatrice, Orlando, and Ophelia. Shakespearean names with strong ties to their characters include Desdemona, Puck, Othello, and Hero.

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6. www.familyeducation.com › baby-names › list-ideas75 Shakespeare Names for Baby Name Inspiration

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   May 4, 2023 · Shakespeare inspired many words, names, and characters through his plays and poems. Here are our favorite Shakespeare names for girls and boys!

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   How many baby names did Shakespeare use?

   • Shakespeare used 125 men’s names in his 35 plays, naming kings, jesters, heroes and warriors… so something for every personality type! Read the full list of Shakespeare baby names for boys below: Having a girl? Read our list of Shakespeare baby names for girls. Want to join the discussion? Feel free to contribute!

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   What are Shakespearean baby names?

   • Shakespearean names with strong ties to their characters include Desdemona, Puck, Othello, and Hero. Shakespeare names are as timeless as the Bard’s plays. Among the Shakespearean baby names we recommend are the following, many of them perfectly in style right now, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry.

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   How many names did Shakespeare create?

   • Shakespeare is thought to have invented a handful of the names in his plays, some of which been remarkably popular in the centuries after his death. Among Shakespeare’s creations are Jessica, Miranda, Perdita, and Florizel.

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   How did Shakespeare choose his characters'names?

   • The great bard, William Shakespeare, was clearly a lover of names. The names he chose not only reflected the personality or situation of the character -- much like the choices chosen by the ancient Greeks for their mythological characters --

   Shakespearean Names - British Baby Names

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   Where did Shakespeare's names come from?

   • Shakespeare names were drawn by the Bard from a range of ancient and modern cultures. Many have survived through the ages and are ripe for modern play or have already become hugely popular, especially in this generation.

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   Was Shakespeare a lover of names?

   • The great bard, William Shakespeare, was clearly a lover of names. several, such as Jessica, Malvolio, Miranda, Nerissa and Perdita, are attribued as being coined by him; the appropriate meanings of which he derived from Greek or Latin. Others were historic or mythological characters, brought to subjective and evocative life in his plays.

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8. www.rsc.org.uk › shakespeare › languageSignificance of Shakespeare's character names | Royal ...

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   Shakespeare chose the names of his characters carefully and often the names have hidden meanings. See some examples explained here.