Alien names that are suitable for girls tend to be fierce, futuristic and pulled from the stars. Here are some of our favorite intergalactic names that are perfect for your little star.
~*~*~*~*~*~*~ They top our Christmas trees and, next to the main role of Mary, the role most little girls covert the most in their school Nativity is that of an angel. The role of angels at Christmas is well established thanks to the prominent role they play in th
Since fairies seem to be fairly popular Halloween costumes, particularly for little girls, here's a list of names with fairy-related meanings. Probably unsurprisingly, most of these names are female. Ada (F) means "fairy" in Tagalog and Filipino. It derives from the Spanish word hada, which has the same meaning. This is completely unrelated to the European…
I've put together a list of words meaning "witch" which could work as personal names. As always, these don't have to be used as human names. Some might work better on pets, fictional characters, dolls, or stuffed animals. Amoosu is Igbo. Boksi is Nepali. Brucia is Corsican. Bruixa is Catalan. See note below. Bruja is…
Have you read the entire Harry Potter series at least three times ? Do you have the entire Charmed series on DVD? Were you obsessed with Sabrina the Teenage Witch when you were a kid? And are you expecting your own little charmer on or near…
The most amazing time of year is almost upon us which can only mean one thing — it must be fall. Don't get me wrong. I love the sun, the beach and a good frozen margarita (con sal), but there's something about fall and Halloween that gives me all…
~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Something a little more whimsical today, as we take a look at Santa's helpers. The concept of elves survives in modern folklore, albeit in a more Victorian idealised way, in the form of Father Christmas's elf helpers. But to the Anglo-Saxons, elves (ælf in Old English) were powerfu
There are many movies out there featuring haunted dolls some of which have some great names. I gathered some of the most human like names and listed them below.
Since the wonderful month of October has begun, I'm featuring Halloween-themed names for the next four weeks. I've showcased quite a few Halloweeny names in years past, with meanings related to words like "dust," "skeleton," "ghost," "spider," and "bat," but there are some name meanings I didn't yet spotlight. Let's get started with the names…
Corrigan comes from an Irish surname, an anglicized form of Ó Corragáin meaning "descendant of Corragán", the later made up of Irish corr meaning "pointed" (such as in reference to a spear or a lance) and the diminutive suffix -an. Spelled Korrigan, it becomes a creature in Breton folklore, a fairy or dwarf-like creature; Korrigan means "little dwarf" made up…
Oh my God, so many beautiful names here! I just don't know which one I like the most. Those elven names are so so much my style. I highly recommend you reading this post by Tulip By ANy Name and watching her video with more elven names. And as for my favourites, well, I do…
This year, dozens of names from the heavens and imagined worlds entered the land of baby names. Each of the names below just appeared in the U.S. name stats for the first time ever.
Clare's insight:
It's really good to have some of these names explained!
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