Myranda

Myranda is a respelling of Miranda, a romantic feminine name coined by Shakespeare for his play, The Tempest. Based on the Latin mīrandus and miror, Myranda showers baby with compliments with the endearment “worthy of admiration” or, more simply, “admirable.” Flaunting a trendy “y” spelling, Myranda lends baby a classic favorite with a touch of individuality.