Angelica
Divine messenger's name
Angelica is a feminine given name of Latin origin, suggesting angelic qualities.
It appears across European languages and was popularized in Renaissance literature, notably in Ariosto's epic poem.
Angelica couldn't make it to the party. (Lowercase angelica is a plant used in cooking and herbal medicine.)
feminine
Pertaining to women
- given namePersonal name from birth
- ItalianOf or from Rome's country
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
Latin · heavenly · celestial · divine · guardian · grace · purity · seraphic · ethereal · blessed
- RugratsTommy, Chuckie, Phil, Susie, Spike
- Iberian NamesAna, Antonio, Carlos, Carmen, Diego
- Pirates of the CaribbeanJack Sparrow, Davy Jones, Will Turner, Flying Dutchman, Kraken
- Legendary WomenPenelope, Cassandra, Clytemnestra, Andromeda, Atalanta
- Italian epicsOrlando Furioso, Ariosto, ottava rima, Divine Comedy, Dante
- Shawano CountyBowler, Cecil, Marion, Pulaski, Wittenberg
- angelic choirCelestial beings singing together
- angelic voicesVoices of ethereal beauty
- angelic hostsDivine beings in formation
- angelic visitationAppearance by heavenly messenger
- angelic beingsDivine winged spirits
- angelic auraHalo-like holy presence