Millicent

Old Germanic name

Millicent is a female given name, from Germanic roots meaning "strong worker" or "brave strength." It was popular in medieval England and experienced revivals in the Victorian era and early twentieth century.

The name carries an old-fashioned, genteel quality: Millicent poured tea for the garden club.

Common nicknames include Millie and Milly.

names

Matilda

Female name, strength-in-combat meaning

Winifred · Eunice · Gertrude · Prudence · Constance · Dorothy · Ethel · Maude · Mabel · Edith

elegant

graceful

Elegant in movement

tasteful · cultured · polished · genteel · prim · proper · ladylike · demure · poised · well-bred

literary

protagonist

Story's central figure

Victorian · novel · fiction · governess · heiress · spinster · dowager · debutante · ingenue

vintage

Edwardian

Of early twentieth-century Britain

nostalgic · antique · heritage · period · retro · bygone · yesteryear · traditional · historic · quaint

feminine

ladylike

Befitting refined femininity

demure · prim · proper · girlish · womanly · maternal · softness · nurturing · tenderness

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Opposites
gender

MillicentReginald

Traditional English male name

Percival · Edmund · Clarence · Vincent · Frederick

name style/era

MillicentMadison

Wisconsin's governmental seat

Jayden · Kaylee · Nevaeh · Brayden · Skylar

name style/register

MillicentMia

Name meaning "mine"

Zoe · Ava · Max · Chloe · Emma

Family

millinery, milli-, Millie

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G