Harriet

Old-fashioned girl's name

Harriet is a feminine given name, the English form of Henrietta.

It was popular in the 19th century and carries associations with notable historical figures, particularly Harriet Tubman and Harriet Beecher Stowe.

The name has seen periodic revivals: We're naming her Harriet after my grandmother.

Tubman

Underground Railroad

Covert abolitionist escape network

escape · freedom · slavery · Civil War · spy · Maryland · liberator · rescue · courage · suffragist

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Story's central figure

Emma · Austen · literature · narrative · children's book · diary · notebook · sleuth

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Victorian

Of a prim era

feminine · English · nickname · Hattie · namesake · baptismal · christening · given name · formal · old-fashioned

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HarrietMadison

Wisconsin's governmental seat

Kaylee · Brittany · Nevaeh · Jayden · Brooklyn

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HarrietHenry

Germanic masculine name

Harold · Harrison · Herbert · Harvey · Howard

cultural connotation (harriet tubman)

HarrietJefferson Davis

Confederacy's only president

John C. Calhoun · Robert E. Lee · slave catcher · overseer

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Known to kids · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G