Vivien
Old-fashioned female name
Vivien is a given name, typically feminine, derived from the Latin for "alive" or "lively." It appears in Arthurian legend as the enchantress who traps Merlin.
The spelling Vivien is more common in British usage, while Vivian predominates in American English for both men and women: Vivien Leigh starred in Gone with the Wind.
Mystical Arthurian water spirit
- AvalonMystical island of lore
- MerlinMythical British sorcerer
- enchantressWoman who uses sorcery
- sorceressFemale practitioner of magic
Excalibur · Camelot · Tennyson · Lancelot · Guinevere · Morgana · Glastonbury · chivalry
Pertaining to women
- FrenchOf or from Paris's nation
- variantDiffering form of something
- VivianName meaning alive
- spellingCorrect letter sequence
elegant · literary · classic · timeless · sophisticated · refined · graceful · romantic
Anglo-Saxon personal name
- ScarlettIntense red color
- BlancheName meaning fair
- streetcarRail-bound urban trolley
- HollywoodAmerican film industry center
Oscar · starlet · glamour · beauty · Gone with the Wind · ingenue · leading lady · Southern belle
Lady of the Lake
Mystical Arthurian water spirit
- AvalonMystical island of lore
- MerlinMythical British sorcerer
- enchantressWoman who uses sorcery
sorceress · Excalibur · Camelot · Tennyson · Lancelot · Guinevere · Morgana · Glastonbury · chivalry · Briton
feminine
Pertaining to women
spelling · elegant · literary · classic · timeless · sophisticated · refined · graceful · romantic · vintage
Leigh
Anglo-Saxon personal name
Hollywood · Oscar · starlet · glamour · beauty · Gone with the Wind · ingenue · leading lady · Southern belle · classic
- vivid colorsIntense, striking shades
- vivid dreamIntensely realistic sleep imagery
- vivid memoryIntensely detailed remembrance
- vivid detailSharp, memorable descriptive elements
- vivid imageryLanguage creating strong pictures
- vivid descriptionIntensely detailed verbal picture