This name appeared in Shakespeare’s play, the Merchant of Venice. This Irish Gaelic name is said to mean sprite or elf. We love this variation on Sophie or Sophia. This name means elf friend, and it certainly has an elfin ring to it. While it means like a star, this magical name actually first appeared in Greek mythology. It means sea.Īlice is a name that means of the nobility, but you will probably recognize it the most from Lewis Carroll’s book, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
This mermaid name is a variation on the Persian name, Daria. This beautiful Persian name means like a fairy. Her haunting voice caused sailors to have shipwrecks. In German folktales, Lorelei was a mermaid who lived in the Rhine River. This is one of the most beautiful names on this list. It has been a popular name since the Middle Ages and means bitter. Molly comes from the name of a mermaid in Bubble Guppies. It was the name of the Andalsia princess in the film Enchanted. This is a French-inspired name that means pledge. This unusual name means strong in work and appears in fairy tales. This name means the dawn in Latin, but it is also a part of the term Aurora Borealis, which refers to the lovely Northern Lights. This name comes from Hebrew, but it was also the name of the goddess of motherhood and fertility. In return, Apollo built a city in her honor. Cyrena was known as a water nymph who fought against a lion that was trying to hurt Apollo. Long ago, Kelpie appeared in Celtic myths as a water-horse who could turn into a beautiful woman and lure unsuspecting people into traps. Melusine had to spend a day every week as a mermaid. In medieval stories, Melusine was one of three sisters who was lost on the Isle of Avalon. In the stories, the sprite marries a mortal, but runs into trouble. This pretty, unusual name was once the name of a German water sprite. This simple Japanese name comes from a Japanese myth about a mythological forest elf. This comes from the name of a fairy in the popular video game, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. This lovely name comes from Greek mythology and means work. It also happens to be the name of a character in the television show, American Horror Story: Coven. While this is a rare name to hear, it has a beautiful meaning. This celestial name comes from Latin and means heavenly. It also calls to mind the oracle of Delphi.
In French, this beautiful name means dolphin. This is a Hawaiian name that means the sea. In addition, the Celts used this name for their river goddess. While it actually means from Cyprus, it was also the name of a water nymph in a book by John Milton. This was the name of the character in Sabrina the Teenage Witch. The show was about a half-witch named Tabitha. This show became popular because it was the name of the main character in the 1960s show, Bewitched. Melody is such a pretty name, and it comes from a Greek name that means music. It is actually an Arabic name that means rain. This lovely name actually comes from the Nickelodeon show, Bubble Guppies and is the name of one of the mermaids. This name is said to mean she that conceals. Avoid giving several characters names starting with the same letter you don't want similar sounding names, as all that will cause is confusion and aggravation for your audience.In Greek myths, Calypso was a beautiful sea nymph who fell in love with Odysseus.Fantasy stories often have very exotic, fantastical names, but this doesn't always have to be the case, especially when doing a story in a modern setting. Don't be afraid to give your warlock or wizard ,more modern, normal sounding names from today.There is absolutely no sense in it, since all you have to do is give them a different last name. I would advise to not use the total name (first and last) of a real person or someone from a very popular book or movie. While many writers will advise you to never use a name from another book or story, this can be an unrealistic goal.Descriptors also work very well to achieve the same goal. Giving your dark or white wizard a nickname to along with his normal name can help them stand apart from the crowd.There's not really a point in naming every single character, especially minor characters that won't play a key role in your story.Muhammad Haikal Sjukri / Unsplash Tips on Naming Your Fantasy Characters
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