Clarissa
Introduction
bright, clear
Background Story
The name Clarissa has roots in Latin and was popularized by Samuel Richardson in his novel 'Clarissa' published in 1747. The character Clarissa Harlowe is known for her beauty and virtue, making the name synonymous with clarity and brightness.
Letter Count
Variations
Clara, Clarisse
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