Imogen

  • Origin
    Celtic, English, Gaelic
  • Meaning
    maiden, girl, daughter
  • Variations
    Imogene, Innogen, Inogen, Imojean
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  • Picture a name that whispers of literary heroines and timeless sophistication—Imogen delivers exactly that aesthetic. This gem has graced characters in Shakespeare's works and continues to captivate parents with its refined British charm. The three-syllable rhythm creates a pleasing cadence that flows naturally in conversation, while its slightly uncommon status in many regions ensures your daughter won't share her name with multiple classmates. Imogen possesses an intellectual quality without pretension, a femininity without frills. The "Gen" ending provides a contemporary edge to what might otherwise feel purely vintage, creating a perfect bridge between classic and modern sensibilities. Parents who choose Imogen often value names with substance and history, yet appreciate something that hasn't been overused. It photographs beautifully on birth announcements, sounds professional in boardrooms, and suits every age from toddler to grandmother. Consider Imogen if you want a name that combines elegance, strength, and understated beauty—a choice that honors tradition while feeling entirely fresh.
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