Angelique
Feminine French name
Angelique is a French feminine given name, an elaboration of Angela meaning "angelic." It carries an air of elegance and continental sophistication: Angelique was named after her grandmother.
The name appears in literature and opera, most notably in the *Angélique* historical novel series.
Spelling variants include Angélique and Angelica.
Hebrew plural for certain angels
- seraphimSupreme angelic order
- haloLuminous ring overhead
- heavenlyDivinely pleasant or blissful
- divineOf or from gods
ethereal · celestial · beatific · saintly · holy · virtuous · pure · benevolent
Pertaining to women
- FrenchOf or from Paris's nation
- elegantGracefully refined, tasteful
- romanticConducive to love
- rareSeldom found or seen
exotic · vintage · classic · formal · sophisticated · graceful · heavenly · beautiful
Blood-drinking undead creature
- Anne RiceNovelist of elegant undead
- gothicDark, mysterious aesthetic
- novelNew and unusual
- supernaturalBeyond natural explanation
immortal · dark · romantic · Louisiana · antebellum · plantation · tragic · heroine
cherubim
Hebrew plural for certain angels
divine · ethereal · celestial · beatific · saintly · holy · virtuous · pure · benevolent · graceful
feminine
Pertaining to women
rare · exotic · vintage · classic · formal · sophisticated · graceful · heavenly · beautiful · distinctive
vampire
Blood-drinking undead creature
supernatural · immortal · dark · romantic · Louisiana · antebellum · plantation · tragic · heroine · protagonist
herb
Flavorful or medicinal plant
- rootUnderground absorbing structure
- aromaticPleasantly strong-smelling
- medicinalHaving healing properties
culinary · liqueur · gin · bitters · confectionery · candied · pastry · flavoring · tonic · digestive
- Koei TecmoRomance of the Three Kingdoms, Tecmo Bowl
- Moliere CharactersTartuffe, Agnes, Horace, Nicole
- Beauty and the BeastBelle, Beast, Gaston, Maurice, enchanted rose
angel, angels, angelic, angelical, angelically, archangel, archangels, evangelist, evangelists