Poetry Health Dictionary

(Irish) A strong and protective woman; in mythology, goddess of fire, wisdom, and poetry

Bridgett, Bridgette, Briget, Brigette, Bridgit, Bridgitte, Birgit, Birgitte, Birgitta, Berget, Bergitte, Bergit, Berit, Biddy, Bridie, Bride, Brid, Brigetta, Bridgetta, Brighid, Bidelia, Bidina, Breeda, Brigid, Brigida, Brigidia, Brigit, Brigitta, Brigitte, Brietta, Briette, Brigantia, Bryga, Brygida, Brygid... bridget

(Greek) Form of Kalliope, meaning “having a beautiful voice”; in mythology, the muse of epic poetry Calliopee, Calliopy, Calliopi, Calliopie, Caliope, Caliopi, Caliopie, Caliopy, Calliopea, Calliopeah, Caliopea, Caliopeah, Caliopa... calliope

(Celtic) Beautiful poetry; in mythology, the goddess of poetry Cerydwen, Ceridwyn, Ceridwin, Cerdwin, Ceridwenn, Ceridwenne, Ceridwynn, Ceridwynne, Ceridwinn, Ceridwinne... ceridwen

(Greek) In mythology, the muse of lyric poetry... erato

(Greek) In mythology, muse of lyric poetry... euterpe

(Greek) Having a beautiful voice; in mythology, the muse of epic poetry Kalliopee, Kalliopy, Kalliopi, Kalliopie, Kaliope, Kaliopi, Kaliopie, Kaliopy, Kaliopee, Kalliopea, Kalipea... kalliope

(Arabic) One who recites ancient poetry

Rawiya, Rawiyya, Rawiyyah... rawiyah

(Norse) Seeing one; in mythology, goddess of poetry and history Sagah, Sagga... saga

(Vietnamese) One who inspires poetry... thi