por Nacho Andújar
Si eres religioso, es posible que desees que tu hijo tenga un nombre de los que aparecen en la Biblia. Con esta recopilación podrás encontrar los mejores nombres para niño bíblicos. !Te van a encantar!
Los nombres bíblicos para niños se caracterizan por promulgar los valores clásicos, los valores de siempre. No hace falta que seas religioso para decidirte por ellos, tan solo te deben de buscar. Si crees que otro nombre de niño de la Biblia debería de figurar en este listado, nos lo puedes decir a través del sistema de comentarios de la parte inferior de la web.
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Estaba dispuesto a matar a su propio hijo, Isaac, para cumplir con los designios de Dios. No obstante, El Señor mandó a un ángel para indicarle que había demostrado su fe y que no tenía que sacrificarlo.
A partir de su costilla se crearía la primera mujer, Eva, y ambos engendrarían a Caín y a Abel. También es conocido como el “mensajero de Dios”.
Se convertiría en el esposo de Ninlil y más tarde engendrarían a Ishar.
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>Echa un vistazo a esta lista de nombres bonitos para niños <
Los nombres bíblicos se tratan de nombres procedentes de la Biblia, son de procedencia hebrea o judía.
Estos nombres tienen la característica de ser muy bonitos y tradicionales dentro de nuestra lengua, pero aquí tienes la opción de conocer nombres poco sonoros y sobre todo bonitos, para que puedas escoger con gusto y personalidad.
Su personalidad proyecta mucha personalidad y flexibilidad, porque tienen mucha magia.
Los nombres hebreos tienen su propia etimología, la mayoría tienen su significado y su propia personalidad.
La peculiaridad de estos nombres es que tienen una sonoridad diferente y poco conocida dentro de nuestra lengua, pero todos tienen una tradición cristiana que a muchos padres les gustará.
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Estoy seguro de que este artículo sobre nombres de la Biblia para niños te ha resultado interesante; si es así, no dudes en ver otros nombres en el link nombres de varón.
? Bibliografía de referencia
La información sobre el significado de todos los nombres analizados en esta web ha sido elaborada en base a los conocimientos adquiridos con la lectura y estudio de una bibliografía de referencia de autores tan destacados como Bertrand Russell, Antenor Nascenteso o el español Elio Antonio de Nebrija.
Nacho Andújar
Soy graduado en Filología Hispánica por la Universidad de Almería y un fanático desde hace muchos años por el estudio y análisis del significado de los nombres, tanto para los nombres de personas como para los de animales y mascotas. Actualmente ejerzo como Profesor de Primaria en un Colegio público de Sevilla donde llevo desde el año 1999 compaginando mi pasión por la docencia y por el estudio del lenguaje y la historia de las palabras. Hace unos años decidí montar una web sobre el significado de las palabras para orientar a todas las personas que buscan el significado de su nombre en Internet. Si quieres ver más información sobre mi solo tienes que acceder a la sección sobre el autor.
¿Estás buscando un nombre bíblico para un bebé varón? ¡Aquí tienes una lista con 120 nombres! A cada uno le acompañan su significado, una corta descripción sobre quién se llamaba así en la Biblia y uno o más pasajes bíblicos en los que aparece ese nombre.
Así podrás estudiarlo con mayor profundidad si lo deseas.
Quién era: Era el hermano mayor de Moisés. Sirvió como su portavoz cuando Moisés fue a hablar ante el faraón para pedir la liberación del pueblo de Israel (Números 26:59, Éxodo 4:14, Éxodo 4:27-31).
Significado: No se sabe con certeza lo que significa. Algunos posibles significados son montaña alta, iluminado, exaltado.
Quién era: Aparece en la genealogía de Gad como el papá de Ahí (1 Crónicas 5:15).
Significado: Siervo de Dios.
Quién era: Segundo hijo de Adán y Eva. Fue asesinado por su propio hermano (Génesis 4).
Significado: Es posible que venga del hebreo «hevel». Vapor, aliento, transitorio
Quién era: Uno de los hijos de Joctán, descendiente de Sem (Génesis 10:28, 1 Crónicas 1:22).
Significado: Mi padre es de Dios, padre enviado por Dios, padre de Mael.
Quién era: General del ejército de Saúl (1 Samuel 14:50, 1 Samuel 17:57, 1 Samuel 20:25).
Significado: Padre de luz, mi padre es una luz.
Quién era: Llamado y escogido por Dios para ser el padre del pueblo hebreo (Génesis 17:5-9).
Significado: Padre de una gran multitud o padre de muchos
Quién era: Uno de los descendientes de Simeón (1 Crónicas 4:36).
Significado: Adorno de Dios, ornamento de Dios, testigo del Señor.
Quién era: Esposo de Merab, la hija de Saúl (1 Samuel 18:19).
Significado: El rebaño de Dios, la grey de Dios.
Quién era: Uno de los varios mencionados era miembro del Consejo que interrogó a Pedro y a Juan cuando los arrestaron por predicar sobre la resurrección (Hechos 4:6).
Significado: Defensor del hombre, el que ayuda a los hombres.
Quién era: Uno de los 12 discípulos de Jesús (Mateo 4:18, Juan 1:40).
Significado: Varonil, hombre, hombre fuerte.
Quién era: Además de ser el nombre de una ciudad es el nombre de uno de los hijos de Sem (Génesis 10:22).
Significado: Alto, alteza, exaltado.
Quién era: Uno de los 12 apóstoles de Jesús (Mateo 10:3, Marcos 3:18, Lucas 6:14).
Significado: Hijo de Tolmai, hijo de Ptolomeo, hijo que suspende las aguas.
Quién era: Uno de los varios que menciona la Biblia era uno de los sacerdotes que tocaban las trompetas delante del arca (1 Crónicas 15:24).
Significado: Hijo del Señor, hecho por el Señor, el Señor es el constructor.
Benjamín
Quién era: Hijo de Raquel y de Jacob. Su mamá murió durante el parto (Génesis 35:18).
Significado: Hijo de mi diestra, hijo de mi mano derecha.
Quién era: Uno de los creyentes de la iglesia primitiva que vendió un terreno que poseía y donó el dinero a los apóstoles y a la iglesia (Hechos 4:36).
Significado: Consolador, hijo de consolación, hijo del profeta.
Quién era: Pariente de Noemí por parte de su esposo. Se casó luego con Rut y es uno de los que aparecen en la genealogía de Jesús (Rut 2:1, Rut 2:8-9, Mateo 1:5).
Significado: Prontitud, agilidad, fuerza.
Quién era: Algunos de sus descendientes se encontraron entre los repatriados de Babilonia (Esdras 2:40, Nehemías 7:43).
Significado: Delante de Dios, ante la presencia de Dios.
Quién era: Bisnieto de Adán (Génesis 5:9-14, 1 Crónicas 1:2).
Significado: Logrado, alcanzado, dueño, herrero.
Quién era: Uno de los espías que envió Moisés a explorar la tierra de Canaán. Fue uno de los dos que dieron un informe positivo (1 Crónicas 2:42 y 50, Números 13:6, Números 13:30).
Significado: Perro.
Quién era: Rey de Persia (2 Crónicas 36:22, Esdras 1:1-2).
Significado: No se sabe con certeza. Puede ser sol, desgraciado, heredero.
Quién era: Un rey (Hechos 11:28, Hechos 18:2).
Significado: Lisiado, cojo, recinto, encierro.
Quién era: Hijo de Jacob y Bilhá, la criada de Raquel (Génesis 30:6). Una de las tribus de Israel (Josué 19:48).
Significado: Él hizo justicia, juez, el que juzga, juicio.
Quién era: Un joven exiliado a Babilonia, fue un gran profeta (Daniel 1, todo el libro de Daniel).
Significado: Dios es mi juez, juicio de Dios.
Quién era: Un rey (Daniel 6:1, Daniel 11:1, Esdras 4:5).
Significado: El que se informa, el que posee, dueño.
Quién era: Escogido por Dios para ser el segundo rey de Israel (1 Samuel 16:13, 1 Samuel 16:20-23). También es conocido porque venció al gigante filisteo Goliat (1 Samuel 17).
Significado: Amado, bien amado.
Quién era: Uno de los capitanes de la tribu de Gad (Números 1:14).
Significado: Conocimiento de Dios.
Quién era: De la genealogía de Sem. Hijo de Selaj y padre de Péleg y de Joctán (Génesis 10:24-25, Lucas 3:35).
Significado: La región del otro lado, cruzar, el cruce.
Quién era: Uno de los hijos de José (Génesis 41:52, Génesis 48:1).
Significado: Fructífero, doblemente fructífero, fecundo.
Quién era: Uno de los mencionados en la Biblia era hijo de Aarón (Éxodo 6:23-25, Números 3:32).
Significado: Dios ha ayudado, la ayuda de Dios, el Señor ayudará.
Quién era: Un sacerdote (1 Samuel 1:3, 1 Samuel 3:16-18).
Significado: Mi Dios, alto, elevado, ofrenda.
Significado: Dios es Señor, mi Dios es YHWH
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (2 Reyes 1:7-10, 1 Reyes 17:1, Malaquías 4:5).
Significado: Mi Dios es Dios, él es mi Dios
Quién era: Uno de los jefes de familia de la media tribu de Manasés (1 Crónicas 5:24, 1 Crónicas 8:20).
Significado: Mi Dios es mi ayuda, Dios de ayuda
Quién era: Uno de los más conocidos de la Biblia fue el criado de Abraham (Génesis 15:2).
Significado: árboles fuertes, palmeras, los poderosos
Quién era: Nombre de un lugar (Éxodo 15:27, Números 33:9).
Significado: Dios es salvación, la salvación de mi Dios
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento, sucesor de Elías (1 Reyes 19:16-17, Lucas 4:27).
Significado: Mi Dios es majestuoso, mi Dios es majestad
Quién era: Hijo de Aquín y padre de Eleazar, mencionado en la genealogía de Jesucristo (Mateo 1:14-15).
Significado: Mi Dios, Dios mío
Quién era: Exclamación de Jesús en la cruz (Marcos 15:34).
Significado: Dios con nosotros
Quién era: Uno de los nombres de Jesús, el Mesías prometido (Isaías 7:14, Mateo 1:23).
Significado: Dedicado, consagrado, disciplinado
Quién era: Nombre del hijo de Caín, también fue el nombre de una ciudad.
Enoc no murió sino que fue llevado por Dios (Génesis 4:17, Génesis 5:19, Hebreos 11:5).
Significado: Alerta, enfocado, vigilante
Quién era: Padre de uno de los clanes que aparecen en el censo de Israel (Números 26:36).
Significado: Amado, deseable
Quién era: Uno de los ayudantes de Pablo (Hechos 19:22, 2 Timoteo 4:20).
Significado: Velludo, hacedor, que actúa o termina
Quién era: Hijo de Isaac y Rebeca, mellizo de Jacob (Génesis 25:25, Génesis 26:34, Romanos 9:13).
Significado: Reservado, reservado para Jehová, cercano
Quién era: Mencionado en la genealogía de Jesús (Lucas 3:25).
Significado: Corona, coronado, rodeado
Quién era: Uno de los 7 hombres llenos del Espíritu Santo escogidos para distribuir los alimentos diariamente.
Hombre de gran fe, considerado el primer mártir de la iglesia primitiva (Hechos 6:5, Hechos 6:8-15).
Significado: La fuerza de Dios, Dios fortalece, fortalecido por Dios
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (Ezequiel 1:3, Ezequiel 24:24).
Significado: Ayuda, ayudante, tesoro
Quién era: Descendiente de Judá (1 Crónicas 4:4, 1 Crónicas 7:20-21).
Significado: Amante de los caballos, guerrero
Quién era: Uno de los 12 discípulos de Jesús (Juan 1:40-45, Marcos 3:18).
Significado: Feliz, afortunado
Quién era: Un gobernador (Hechos 23:24-35, Hechos 24:24-27).
Significado: Uno bondadoso, uno que besa, afectuoso
Quién era: Hermano en Cristo y compañero de trabajo de Pablo (Filemón 1:1).
Significado: Hombre de Dios, Dios es mi fortaleza
Quién era: Un ángel que Dios envió a dar noticias importantes (Daniel 8:16-19, Daniel 9:21, Lucas 1:26).
Significado: Dios es mi fortuna
Quién era: Uno de los espías enviados por Moisés a explorar Canaán (Números 13:10).
Significado: Regalo de Dios, recompensa de Dios, Dios es mi recompensa
Quién era: El más conocido fue un fariseo maestro de la ley muy respetado por el pueblo (Hechos 5:34-40).
Significado: Expulsado, exiliado, desterrado
Quién era: El primogénito de Leví (Génesis 46:11, Éxodo 6:16).
Significado: Visión de Dios, Dios ve
Quién era: Uno de los guersonitas, hijo de Simí (1 Crónicas 23:9).
Significado: Compañero, socio, cruzar, al otro lado
Quién era: Hijo de Beriá, padre de un clan (Génesis 46:17, Números 26:45, Jueces 4:11).
Significado: Declaración nueva, que cruza fronteras, que interpreta o traduce
Quién era: Uno de los hermanos de la iglesia de Roma (Romanos 16:14).
Significado: Gozoso, el gozo de YHWH, alabanza
Quién era: Uno de los 30 valientes héroes del ejército de David (2 Samuel 23:30).
Significado: Noble, de alta alcurnia, blancura
Quién era: Rey de Tiro (1 Crónicas 14:1, 2 Samuel 5:11).
Significado: Risa
Quién era: Hijo de Abraham y Sara. El hijo de la promesa (Génesis 17:19, Génesis 21:3).
Significado: Mi marido, hombre, YHWH es, YHWH existe
Quién era: Hijo de Obed y padre de David (Rut 4:17, 1 Samuel 16:10-13, Mateo 1:5-6).
Significado: La salvación es del Señor, YHWH es salvación
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (Isaías 1:1, 1 Crónicas 3:21).
Significado: Dios escucha
Quién era: Hijo de Agar y Abraham (Génesis 16:15, Génesis 25:12-16).
Significado: Él lucha con Dios
Quién era: El nombre que Dios le dio a Jacob después de luchar con él (Génesis 32:28).
Significado: Costa de la palmera, tierra de las palmeras
Quién era: Uno de los hijos de Aarón (Éxodo 6:23, Éxodo 28:1).
Significado: Dios está conmigo
Quién era: Uno de los descendientes de Benjamín que se establecieron en Jerusalén (Nehemías 11:7).
Significado: Él agarra el talón, el que suplanta
Quién era: Hijo de Isaac y Rebeca (Génesis 25:26, Génesis 32:28).
Significado: Dios alegra, Dios da gozo
Quién era: Uno de los jefes patriarcales de la media tribu de Manasés (1 Crónicas 5:24).
Significado: Él ilumina, él difunde luz, él bordará
Quién era: Hay varios, uno de ellos fue descendiente de Manasés (Números 32:41).
Significado: Descenso, que desciende
Quién era: Descendiente de Set (Génesis 5:15, Lucas 3:37).
Significado: Ayudante, YHWH ayuda
Quién era: Una de las ciudades asignadas a los levitas (Josué 21:38-39, Números 21:32).
Significado: Llevado por Dios, arrebatado por Dios
Quién era: Uno de los descendientes de Rubén. También un levita (1 Crónicas 5:7, 1 Crónicas 15:18 y 21).
Significado: Exaltado del Señor, el Señor echa fuera
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (Jeremías 1:1, Jeremías 32:1, Mateo 2:17).
Significado: Salvador, libertador, YHWH salva
Quién era: Dios encarnado, Hijo de Dios enviado para salvar al mundo de sus pecados (Mateo 1:16 y 18-25).
Significado: YHWH es Dios, el Señor es Dios
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (Joel 1:1, Hechos 2:16).
Significado: Paloma
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (Jonás 1:1-3, Mateo 12:40).
Significado: Dado por Dios, regalo de YHWH
Quién era: Hijo de Saúl y amigo de David (1 Samuel 13:2-3, 1 Samuel 14:6).
Significado: Que Dios añada, que Dios aumente
Quién era: Hay varios. Los dos más conocidos son el hijo de Jacob y Raquel (Génesis 30:22-24, Salmo 81:5) y el padre terrenal de Jesús (Lucas 3:23).
Significado: Sostenido por YHWH, fuego del Señor
Quién era: Uno de los que recibió a los exiliados de Babilonia (Zacarías 6:10).
Otro Josías fue un rey (2 Reyes 21:24).
Significado: Dios es salvación, salvador
Quién era: El sucesor de Moisés como líder del pueblo de Israel (Números 13:16, Números 27:18-23).
Significado: Velloso, de vello suave, de cabello suave
Quién era: Un centurión amable que acompañó a Pablo y a otros presos en su viaje a Roma (Hechos 27:1-3).
Significado: Dedicado a Dios, consagrado a Dios, Dios con ellos
Quién era: Un rey. Su madre le escribió los Proverbios que leemos al principio del capítulo 31 (Proverbios 31:1-9).
Significado: Unido, asociado, apegado
Quién era: Hijo de Jacob y Lea (Génesis 29:34, Génesis 35:23).
Significado: Luminoso, blanco, luz del día
Quién era: Compañero de viajes de Pablo y autor del evangelio de Lucas y del libro de los Hechos de los Apóstoles (Hechos 16:10-12, Filemón 1:23-24).
Significado: Fruto escogido de Dios, príncipe de Dios
Quién era: Uno de los caudillos de Edom, descendiente de Esaú (Génesis 36:43, 1 Crónicas 1:54).
Significado: Cortés, brillante, martillo
Quién era: Autor del Evangelio de Marcos. Buen amigo y compañero misionero de Pedro (Colosenses 4:10, 1 Pedro 5:13).
Significado: Don de Dios, regalo de Dios
Quién era: Autor del Evangelio de Mateo. Era cobrador de impuestos, pero Jesús lo llamó y se convirtió en uno de sus 12 discípulos (Mateo 9:9-13, Hechos 1:13).
Significado: Don de Dios
Quién era: El escogido para sustituir a Judas Iscariote como uno de los 12 apóstoles (Hechos 1:23, Hechos 1:26).
Significado: ¿Quién es como Dios?, ¿Cómo es Dios?
Quién era: Entre los mencionados el más conocido es el ángel (Daniel 10:13, Daniel 10:21).
Significado: ¿Quién es como Dios?, ¿Quién es lo que Dios es?
Quién era: Hijo de Uziel, de la familia de Moisés y Aarón (Éxodo 6:22, Levítico 10:4).
Significado: Sacado, sacado de las aguas
Quién era: Escogido por Dios para liberar al pueblo de Israel de la esclavitud en Egipto (Éxodo 1:10, Éxodo 3:1-6).
Significado: Hermoso, belleza
Quién era: Nombre de un pueblo (Lucas 7:11).
Significado: Dado, él da
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (2 Samuel 12:1, 2 Samuel 5:14).
Significado: Dios ha dado, regalo de Dios
Quién era: Se cree que este era el nombre de Bartolomé, uno de los 12 apóstoles de Jesús (Juan 1:46-48, Juan 21:2).
Significado: Mi lucha
Quién era: Hijo de Jacob y Bilhá (Génesis 30:7-8, Números 1:43).
Significado: YHWH conforta, YHWH consuela, consuelo del Señor
Quién era: Profeta del Antiguo Testamento (Nehemías 1:1, Esdras 2:1-2).
Significado: Victorioso sobre el pueblo, conquistador del pueblo
Quién era: Uno de los 7 escogidos para distribuir los alimentos de forma justa en la iglesia primitiva (Hechos 6:5).
Significado: Descanso, consolación, reposo
Quién era: Hombre justo y honrado escogido por Dios para construir un gran arca (Génesis 5:28-32, Génesis 6:9-14, Lucas 3:36).
Significado: Siervo, obrero, servidor
Quién era: Hijo de Rut y Booz, padre de Isaí y abuelo de David (Rut 4:17, 1 Crónicas 2:12, 2 Crónicas 15:1).
Significado: Elocuente, hablador, él dice
Quién era: Descendiente de Esaú (Génesis 36:11, Génesis 36:15).
Significado: Pequeño, poco
Quién era: Conocido como el apóstol de los gentiles (Hechos 13:4-10, Hechos 22).
Significado: Pequeño
Quién era: Un gobernador (Hechos 13:6-7).
Significado: Piedra, roca
Quién era: Uno de los 12 apóstoles de Jesús, muchas veces actuó como portavoz de ellos. También fue el autor de dos cartas apostólicas (Mateo 4:18-20, Mateo 16:16-17, 1 Pedro 1).
Significado: Dios sana, Dios ha sanado
Quién era: Uno de los hijos valientes de Semaías (1 Crónicas 26:7).
Significado: ¡Miren, un hijo!, he aquí un hijo
Quién era: El primer hijo de Jacob y Lea (Génesis 29:32, Génesis 35:22-23).
Significado: Espina, cercado de espinas, centinela, guarda
Quién era: Nombre de un lugar (Josué 15:48, Jueces 10:1-2).
Significado: Dios oyó, Dios escuchó, pedido a Dios
Quién era: El más famoso es el hijo de Ana y Elcaná que se convirtió en juez y profeta del Señor (1 Samuel 1:19-20).
Significado: Pedido
Quién era: Primer rey de Israel (1 Samuel 10:1, 1 Samuel 31).
Significado: Red
Quién era: Un gobernador (Hechos 13:7).
Significado: Concedido, designado
Quién era: Tercer hijo de Adán y Eva (Génesis 4:25, Lucas 3:38).
Significado: Madera, arbolado, leñoso
Quién era: Miembro de la iglesia primitiva con buena reputación. Fue escogido para acompañar a Pablo en sus viajes (Hechos 15:22, Hechos 15:32).
Significado: Que escucha, que presta atención, que obedece
Quién era: El nombre original del apóstol Pedro y de otro de los 12 apóstoles (Mateo 4:18, Hechos 1:13).
Significado: Honrando a Dios, que honra a Dios, que Dios valora
Quién era: Joven evangelista que trabajó con Pablo en Berea y en otros lugares. Dos de las cartas apostólicas de Pablo estaban dirigidas a él (1 Timoteo y 2 Timoteo).
Significado: No está muy claro, pero puede ser «honorable»
Quién era: Al parecer, un hijo espiritual de Pablo y su compañero en varios viajes misioneros (Tito 1:1-4, 2 Corintios 2:13).
Significado: YHWH es bueno, la bondad de YHWH
Quién era: Un levita (2 Crónicas 17:8).
Significado: Mellizo, gemelo
Quién era: Uno de los 12 apóstoles de Jesús (Juan 11:13-16, Mateo 10:2-4).
Significado: Luz de Dios, fuego de Dios, mi luz es Dios
Quién era: Descendiente de Coat (1 Crónicas 6:24).
Significado: Dios es mi fortaleza, mi fuerza es Dios
Quién era: Hay varios, pero uno de ellos era descendiente de Benjamín (1 Crónicas 7:7).
Significado: Regalo de Dios, Dios dio
Quién era: Padre de Yasobeán (1 Crónicas 27:2).
Significado: YHWH recuerda, recordado por YHWH
Quién era: Sacerdote, fue el padre de Juan el Bautista y el esposo de Elisabet (Lucas 1:5-25).
Significado: Dios es una Roca, mi Roca es Dios
Quién era: Hijo de Abijaíl (Números 3:35).
Vea también: Quiénes eran los 12 apóstoles o discípulos de Jesús
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December 29, 2021
– Bird names for girls –
Parents always dream of their child flying in the bright blue sky like bird names for girls.
with respect and success as their wings. Bird names for girls have been very trendy lately, as they sound cute and unique. People remember someone with a memorable name for a long time.
Therefore, to help you choose a name, we have provided you with 210 of the most beautiful bird-inspired baby names.
The name given by the parent with the identity she carries throughout her life.
1. Robin:
Robin originated as a nickname for Robert, but in the 100s he entered the top 100 names for girls. But we still think that this name is more suitable for guys, probably because of its association with Robin Williams.
2. Hawk:
The majestic hunting hawk inspired this nickname. When the name was coined for babies, we considered hunting an aristocratic sport. I heard Hawke more like a last name than a given name.
3. Crane:
Crane is the name of a genus of large birds with long necks and legs.
Its literal meaning is “stretch your neck”. You can choose Cray as an alias.
4. Merle:
Merle comes from the family name Muriel, but is also the Old French word merula for blackbird. This name was very popular in 1910s and 1920s.
5. Ren:
This is one of the most famous bird-inspired baby names. It made the list of the top 1000 baby names in the US in 2013 and rose from 300 places to in just one year.
6. Phoenix:
There is no real bird named Phoenix. But for thousands of years it has been a powerful symbol of rebirth. In some cultures, traditional stories even feature a phoenix-like bird.
7. Sparrow:
This is a name borrowed directly from the bird. Joel Madden and Nicole Richie chose this name for their son. But it works for girls too!
8. Swift:
Here is the name of the active bird boy. The fastest flying bird, the swift, which boasts over 100 species, inspires her.
We think this will make for an intriguing middle name.
9. Bird:
Bird is a variation of the simple name Bird. That was the name of the teenage son in the TV show Huff. Sargent James Bird, the anthropomorphic penguin from Spyro the Dragon, is also his namesake.
10. Falcon:
Falcon will be a powerful and elegant bird name for your boy . It’s suitable for a boy, but we think it’s suitable for a girl too! Falcon Heen, affectionately known as the “balloon boy”, would be his namesake.
11. Seagull:
This nickname conjures up images of the salty and windswept air on the beach. As many of you must know, this name inspired the seagull. The name Seagull is of Celtic origin and means “long-winged”. .
12. Eagle:
Eagle – a soaring name with patriotic symbols. We have no real namesake with that name, but in W.H. Ainsworth’s “Old Saint Paul” Solomon Eagle was a character.
It is also the name of a rock band.
13. Finch:
The meaning of Finch is “inflate”. But its resemblance to a pinch will put some parents off. Did you know that in the Middle Ages I thought Finch was a stupid bird?
14. Chelidon:
Chelidon, the Greek word for swallow, (bird) will give your son another name. In Greek mythology, Chelidon was the loving sister of Philomela.
15. Corvus:
Corvus, the Latin word for “crow”, could also be a potential name for the baby.
16. Corbin:
Here is another crow-inspired baby name. We bet no one even knows it’s inspired by our black feathered friend. It is also the name of the castle in which Grail is believed to be hiding.
17. Bran:
Bran is a Celtic name meaning “crow”. You can even leave it as a short form of Branwen or Branoc, which means the same thing.
18.
Feshin:
Feshin is an Irish name derived from the word “fiah”, which means “raven”.
19. Wolfram:
If you want something fierce and bold for your son, name him Wolfram, which means “wolf raven”.
20. Colm:
Colm is an Irish name meaning “dove”. You can even use it as a nickname for Colman, which means the same thing.
21. Callum:
We have another baby name that means dove. Callum is the Scottish form of the name Columbus and is a huge success in Scotland, England and Ireland.
22. Heron:
The name of the long-legged wading bird is also great for your little boy. Heron has a soft but strong sound. Herron is another spelling.
23. Jay:
This nickname is inspired by Jaybird. This name may seem modern, but it has been used for centuries.
24. Columba:
This late Latin nickname means dove.
This popular Irish name could easily immigrate given its peaceful meaning.
25. Lonan:
Lonan is an Irish name meaning “blackbird”. We think it will be a fresher alternative to Conan and Logan. As a nickname, you can choose Lonin or Loni.
26. Manu:
Manu Polynesian baby name , which means “night bird”. It is also a Sanskrit name meaning “man”.
This nickname has an exotic texture that we love. The musician Manu Chao is his most famous namesake.
27. Claw:
Talon, which means “large claw of a bird of prey”, comes from French. Despite its slightly unsettling significance, Talon has been chosen by many parents in the last few years.
28. Nesta:
Nesta, a variation of the name Agnes, is reminiscent of the intricate nests that birds build. It was originally a female name, but it was charted for boys when Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale used it for their son.
29. Nestor:
Here is another nest-inspired name. Nestor was actually the wise ruler of Greek legend who helped the Greeks win the Trojan War. Nestor Carbonell, American actor is its most famous carrier.
30. Altair:
Altair is an Arabic name meaning “falcon”. It is also the name of the 11th brightest star in the sky.
31. Culver:
Culver is the English version of the name Columbus, which means dove. This is a serious two-syllable name that is worth considering. Callie would make a cute nickname.
32. Ephron:
Ephron means “bird” in Hebrew. This biblical name has , like its value. Zac Efron is a famous bearer of this name.
33. Faulkner:
Faulkner is an occupational name meaning “falcon trainer”. This nickname was introduced in medieval times when falconry was a popular sport. He is also related to William Faulkner, Nobel laureate.
34. Vireo:
Vireo is the name of a beautiful green bird that sings melodic songs. The name is unusual, but very pleasant.
35. Gawain:
Gawain is a Welsh name meaning “may hawk”. It belonged to the courteous Knight of the Round Table. Gawain Vincent, a British handball player, is his namesake.
36. Griffin:
The name “Gryphon”, inspired by the griffin vulture, is a type of griffin and means “strong lord”.
37. Shahaf:
Shahaf is a beautiful Hebrew name meaning “gull”.
38. Akos:
If you want something different for your boy, name him Akos, which means falcon in Turkish.
39. Horus:
Horus – the Egyptian god of the sun with the head of a falcon. This nickname is very similar to Horace, but means different.
40. Merlin:
They associate this name with a type of falcon.
It is also the title of fifth century tutor and sorcerer of King Arthur.
41. Hula:
Hula is a Native American name meaning “eagle”. We think this would be an unusual choice for parents looking for the original name H.
42. Arvid:
This Scandinavian name meaning “eagle tree” is virtually unknown in the United States.
43. Arnold:
Arnold, which means “strength of the eagle”, was not really a favorite of his parents, despite some famous namesakes.
44. Whistler:
The Australian Golden Whistler is a species of bird native to Australia. I have associated this English occupational name with James Abbot McNeill Whistler of Whistler’s Mother.
45. Jonah:
Jonah is a popular Hebrew name meaning “dove”. We associate this with the Abrahamic prophet who was swallowed by a large fish. Jonah Hill, a famous actor, currently represents the name.
Bird Names For Girls
Bird names for girls range from popular favorite names to names with bird meanings we don’t even realize, to bold rarities that don’t quite look like names.
46. Ava:
Ava comes from the Latin word avis and means “bird”.
This nickname ranked fourth in the US in 2014. This is one of the amazing bird names for girls.
47. Gannet:
Its meaning (goose) might seem a bit silly to some parents, but we think this will be an unconventional Janet update. For boys, this would be
48. Turquoise:
Yes, we all know that turquoise is a bluish green. But did you know that this color belongs to a duck? Eurasian turquoise is known for its greenish blue markings.
49. Sarika:
Sarika means Maina in Sanskrit. We think this is a completely exotic name that will make your daughter’s name accessible.
50. Aya:
Simple names have a special appeal. Aya, a Hebrew name meaning “bird”, would be a great alternative to Anya and Maya. Its famous bearers are Aya Hirano, a Japanese pop singer, and Aya Jones, a French-Jamaican model.
51. Derin:
Derin is a Welsh name meaning “bird”. This 50s name sounds a lot less dated than Robin. It is also associated with Lake Derin, English historical novelist .
52. Rhea:
Rhea is the name of a large flightless bird, cousin of the ostrich. In addition, Rhea is also the name of the goddess, the mother of Zeus.
53. Starling:
The starling is a creature that lives in all corners of the Earth. We associate this whimsical name with Clarice Starling, the FBI agent in The Silence of the Lambs, whose role Jodie Foster won the Academy Award for Best Actress.
54. Swan:
This surname was used by two fictional characters – Bella Swan from Twilight and Elizabeth Swan from Pirates of the Caribbean.
Don’t use Swan as a name. It is best used as a patronymic or surname.
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55. Circus:
Circulia, which was connected, which tied to Odysseus during his travels. This name comes from the Greek word “kirk”, which means “bird”.
56. Loa:
Loa is the name of the bird in Icelandic. This name is somewhere between Lola and Noah.
57. Yarita:
This sweet and lacy Sanskirt name has less emphasis on jar.
58. Sephora:
Sephora is a simplified form of the name Zipporah, the wife of Moses.
It means “bird” in Hebrew.
59. Luscinia:
This name of a nightingale would fit the name of Lucy. Technically, Luscinia is a genus that includes nightingales and other related feathered friends.
60. Philomela:
In Greek mythology, Philomela was turned into a nightingale to protect her from libertines. It comes from the Greek words “love” and “song”, which means “lover of song”.
More fun names for your adorable babies
Birds, our sweet feathered friends, represent beauty, immortality, superiority, and the connection between Earth and Heaven. So why don’t you name your child after one of these cute creatures?
There are many bird-inspired baby names. So let MomJunction’s bird name series take your baby name quest to the next level.
As parents, it is our responsibility to choose a suitable, fashionable and beautiful name for our child, so we hope that these bird girl names will help you choose the right name for your baby.
➣ Bubba
➣ sloppy
➣ Bald
➣ squeal
➣ MAK
➣ twei (classic name of the bird)
➣ Chickie
➣ Pond crying
Cute names of birds
nicknames for infants – one of the hottest categories – one of the hottest categories , from Birdie to Wren. Bird names can work as unique names or as meaningful ones. Here are some you might like
➣ Gourd (for orange bird)
➣ Amur (for red poultry)
➣ PEEPS
➣ BLU (for blue poultry)
➣ Angel ➣ Nigel 9000 Sweetie-Pie (or Sweetie, for brevity)
➣ Mr. BIX
➣ Nutella
➣ Winged person
Bango
➣ 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣
➣ Brown
➣ Body
➣ Stephen Skauking
➣ Arachis (Ideal for pint)
9000 ➣ Sugar 9000 ➣ ➣ Sugar 9000 ➣ Sugar 9000 ➣ ➣ ➣ kiwi
Cool Bird Names
Bird names for girls are one of nature’s hottest categories, from Birdie to Wren.
Bird names can work as unique names or as meaningful names. Here are some you might like
➣ EGGO
➣ AS
➣ ORLE EART
➣ Bond (“Name Bond … James Bond”)
➣ Kit
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Excalibir
➣ Iago
➣ Comet
➣ Kolos
➣ Rocky
➣ Zane0003
➣ fraudster
➣ New Star
➣ Konga
➣ Apollo
➣ Denali
9000 ➣ Ben ➣ ➣ ➣ ➣ ➣ long hunting for boys
If you love nature names and animal names, you may want to explore the new genre of baby bird names in more depth, with many options that are suitable for boys
➣ Maximum
➣ Charlie
➣ feathers
➣ Poly
➣ Hoppi
➣ Scout (one of the best bird names for boys)
9000 ➣ Arthur
➣ Rusty
➣ Yuri
➣ Irritive
➣ Petit
➣ Charlie
➣ Manu Manu Manu Manu 0003
➣ Dwayne
➣ Romeo (it will sing to you in the heart)
➣ Sparks
➣ TY
AJAX
➣ Upon -thinking 9000 ➣ 9000
Bird names for girls
If you love nature names and animal names, look deeper into the new genre of baby bird names, with many options that are suitable for girls.
➣ Baby
➣ Karen
➣ Betty
➣ Duchess (for elegant girlfriend)
Rubin (for red poultry) 9000 AVIRIA ➣ Lilly
➣ Thuggles (for green poultry)
➣ Wise
➣ Ethel
➣ chamomile (for white-yellow poultry)
➣ Oreo (for black and white poultry)
➣ Persian (for pink, yellow poultry)
➣ Bekki
➣ Mile chip (after the cult icon of the cinema)
➣ precious Stone
➣ Beyonca
➣ milli
➣ Doll
➣ Moon
Names Corell
Bird nickname for infants – one of the hottest categories of nature, from Bordy to Ren. Bird names can work as unique names or as meaningful ones. Here are some you might like
➣ Cosocated
➣ Cross
➣ Elvis (ODA to the King)
Headvig
➣ Cosmo
9000 ➣ Bob 9000 ➣ 9000 ➣ bob 9000 ➣ bob 9000 ➣ bob 9000 ➣ bob 9000 ➣ bob 9000 ➣ ➣ Infant
➣ Melody
➣ The lord of the wings (for all Tolkien fans)
Captain
➣ Lucy
➣ Paris
➣ Kus -Cu
➣ connector
Names of parrots
Bird nicknames for girls – one of the hottest categories of nature, from Burdi to Ren.
Bird names can work as unique names or as meaningful ones. Here are some you might like
➣ Polly (one of the most iconic parrot names)
➣ Loud Mouth
➣ Airy anxiety Siren
➣ Rainbow
➣ Oswell
➣ Your Highness
➣ Big Bird (for Yellow Poultry)
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➣ Indigo
➣ Kanye NEST
➣ MIAMI
➣ YAKK
➣ MANGO
➣ 9000 ➣ Carrie (after Bradshaw or Caribbean)
Parrot names
Bird names for girls are some of the hottest hottest of the hottest nature categories, from Birdie to Wren.
Bird names can work as unique names or as meaningful names. Here are some you might like
➣ Goldie
➣ Sassy
➣ Roo
➣ Chick Jagger (you will laugh every time)
➣ Montana
➣ Angry Birds
➣ Perets
➣ Bikman
➣ Dwans (from Officers )
➣ Puff Daddy
➣ Harley
➣ KU Chanel
➣ Fluff
➣ Pikachu
➣ Paco
0009 ➣ sucker
➣ Woodstock
➣ fannie
➣ DAK
➣ Dale
The name of the child gives her an individual, which she will carry the rest of her life.
It is our duty as parents to choose a suitable, fashionable and beautiful name for our children, and we hope that these girls names after the birds will help you with this. We wish you continued success as a mom.
Did you like our selection? What name would you choose for your baby? Leave us a comment below!
CSN Team.
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In ancient times, when there was no Earth yet, great magicians and sorcerers lived in their magical world. Those who are now called the Ancient Mages, and in ancient times they were called the Great Mages. And among them were the six most powerful. And then one day they decided to check which of them is the most powerful magician.
First, named Rikas
, created fire, and from fire created the sun and stars.
Second, named Garad
, created the Earth – a giant ball, on which he scattered mountains and valleys, deserts and gorges. And at the same time he created the Moon, so that it would not be very dark on Earth even at night.
Third, named Armun
, created water, and from the water he created oceans, seas and rivers, which flowed over a giant ball.
Fourth, named Thoron
, created air around the Earth.
Fifth, named Nakan
, created plants, animals, birds and fish. And he peopled the earth, water and air with them.
Sixth, named Orair
, thought for a long time and finally created people – in the image and likeness of magicians. And he settled them in the most beautiful and fertile place on earth – in the valley between two rivers.
And people lived there in peace and kindness.
And then the magicians began to find out which of them is still the best? Each claimed that the work of his hands – the most outstanding.
And they began to argue and quarrel.
And none of them immediately noticed that the seventh magician appeared among them. His name was Bael
. He was the oldest of all magicians. Nobody took him seriously anymore. All the other magicians and sorcerers of the magical world, and there were quite a lot of them, were sure that Bael, from incredible old age – all the magicians remembered him only as a deep old man – had long forgotten all the spells. In addition, none of the magicians liked him. He was always snide, arrogant, ungrateful and malicious. Therefore, the rest of the magicians had not invited him to any meetings for a long time. So that he does not spoil the mood of anyone.
The old man began to taunt the six strongest mages. He claimed that he was not only the oldest, but also the most powerful of them. He even stated that he was the one who created all the other magicians. And they are only a pathetic and stupid copy of himself.
Sergey and Elina Boltenko – magicians or charlatans?
The magicians were offended and, in turn, began to mock his old age and infirmity.
And then the old man announced that in an instant he would sow discord and destruction in that beautiful world that they had created.
The rest of the magicians began to laugh sincerely and loudly. The old man grinned evilly, muttered a spell that none of the other magicians knew, took aim and spat at the Earth with pleasure.
Splashes of his saliva scattered in the wind in all directions and fell on all people – there were still very few of them then. And each person decided that this was a neighbor or a neighbor, in order to humiliate him, they spat at him. And offended and angry.
And hatred broke out between people. And quarrels and scandals began between people. And soon not only individual people, but entire nations hated each other. Quarrels escalated into skirmishes, fights with the dead and wounded, into cruel and destructive wars. The reasons for this were very different. And the reason unknown to people is always the same. The reason was the very poisonous spit of the old magician Bael.
In addition, people inflamed with hatred not only for each other, but for everything living and inanimate, and began to cut down forests, destroy rocks, pour sewage into rivers, set fires, kill animals on hunts – not for food, but simply for pleasure and entertainment.
In response, the Earth, like a living being, began to take revenge on them. Earthquakes, floods and floods, volcanic eruptions, storms and hurricanes killed many people, demolished cities, sank ships.
And then the magicians were horrified and descended to Earth in order to quietly, without betraying themselves, calm people down, eradicate evil, in order to save the beautiful world they created from destruction. They no longer argued about who was the best. They acted together.
Magicians settled on a beautiful peninsula, among mountains and valleys. With them they brought magical knowledge
, magic items and many different incredible creatures – their servants, assistants and friends.
But it must have been that when they descended to Earth, the spatter from the spitting of the old mage Bael was still in the air. They probably had an effect on the magicians themselves, because a long time later the Ancient Magicians also quarreled. And in a cruel witch war, they destroyed each other and almost destroyed the entire earthly world, which they once created with such love.
And only the ruins of palaces on the tops of the most impregnable cliffs of Crimea remained from the Ancient Mages. Until now, on these rocks, if you look carefully, you can see the remains of steps, walls, cellars and doorways.
So, in order to advance productively in the knowledge of the World of Magic, a Witch or Sorcerer needs a Name. A certain combination of letters, sometimes even chosen arbitrarily, which will fully reflect the mood and set the color for all affairs.
In general, a person’s name is a powerful carrier of information about him.
Even official statistics have long determined that carriers of the same name are similar to each other in character, lifestyle, and sometimes outwardly. Usually a person has at least two names: passport (full) and diminutive (Anna – Anya). And he reacts and responds to them in completely different ways. Say, if you were constantly called by your full name, you would not be what you became under diminutive forms. And vice versa. But you acknowledge that both names are yours. As if you “split”, adjusting to them, thereby expanding the level of your perception. People with one permanent name (Denis, Gleb, Vera, Alice…) are more serious and “one-sided”, more constant and thoughtful… The name is the key to the human soul.
First of all, this is a kind of “call sign” in the world of Magic, with which you enter the New Life and start from scratch in it. Accumulator of information and Personal Power. “Business card”. You can do without it, of course. Human laziness is truly boundless.
.. But the effect will be unenviable. When pronouncing the same spells and performing rituals, when you need to give your Name, and in response to this, “passport” sounds, all the power directed to the result of the action goes “to everyday life, to the physical world.” Saying it, you unconsciously raise information about you as a person of “society”, raise all your weaknesses, all doubts, everything that others think about you … And drag all this unnecessary information to fulfill the purpose of the conspiracy or ritual. If at the same time you are a very strong and capable person, the effect will be, but significantly less than if other, non-physical information was used to complete the task, contained in the Real Witch Name, which is not known to anyone who is not pleasing to you and is not associated with By magic, the creature and the very pronunciation of which already brings us closer to the desired goal!
Have you ever seen mystical films about exorcisms and battles with demons, when the main task of a human exorcist is to find out the name of the enemy, after which his victory is facilitated and ensured?! Why is that? Because, having learned his Name, he can take a book on some demonology and read about his weak point.
The situation is similar with Witches and Warlocks, and for this it is not even necessary to look in the book. Usually, most of the names are generally invented. An experienced Mage or Sorcerer can infer the identity of another Mage or Sorcerer simply by the sound and combination of letters in the Name, or by listening to himself, his inner voice.
The Witch Name should be trusted as a great secret only to the Allies. And to proven Allies. It also should not be kept written on a piece of paper in simple letters anywhere, not even in the Book. Just as you should not store the Names of your Allies in the same way. The best place to store is the head.
1.
First of all, you need to focus on your inner feelings and understand what kind of names you like (long, tricky, simple …). This is provided if you do not just have a favorite name that you would like to be called. But in any case, try to take note of a few. You can make up your own names.
You can take from any languages and dialects (but not recommended from mythology).
2.
Calculate your birth date. For those who do not know, this is the sum of all the numbers in the date, reduced to a single digit. For example, you were born on 08/17/1979
years. Write through the plus all the numbers: 1+7+8+1+9+7+9=42. In the result 42, add 4 + 2 = 6. 6
is the number of birth.
3.
Draw the following table and, substituting the letters of the proposed name under the corresponding numbers, find the number of the name, also resulting in a single digit. Let’s say you like the name BEL: 2+4+4+1=11, 1+1= 2.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A B C D E F F G
I J K L M N O P R
S T U V X Z H W W
b y b e yu i
The number of Bel’s name is 2
. Look at the difference between birth numbers and name. In this case, they don’t match at all. Ideally, the number of birth and name should match (in this case, the numbers 6 and 9 are considered the same
).
In extreme cases, differ by one digit.
4.
Calculate all prepared names in the same way. If none of them fit the birth number, you can do the following. Let’s say the name is bastard
You like madly and want it to be your Witch Name, but your birth number is not 2
and 6
. Try changing some of the letters in the name. For example, add another L. BELLA
: 2+4+4+4+1=15. 1+5= 6
. What you need! You can double letters, translate endings (Daria – Daria), etc.
5.
Master the English spelling of your received Witch Name. In our example: BELLA – BELLA.
For interest, draw the following table. Calculate now the English version of the number of the name. 2+5+3+3+1=14. 4+1= 5
. Most often they differ by 1-2 digits. This is fine. The English tally serves to test whether or not you have chosen a Witch Name.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A B C D E F G H I
J K L M N O P Q R
S T U V W X Y Z
6.
Translate your Witch’s name from English letters into this somewhat strange alphabet. Learn by heart the correct spelling and henceforth keep your Name written in this cipher only, as well as the names of your Allies. All the signatures of the Witch Names in the Book of yours and the Sabbat are carried out only in this way.
I recently made, in my opinion, a very interesting observation… If you accidentally do something not very good or decide to start a “new life” on the Magical plane, the Name can be changed. In this case, you are cleansed of any unnecessary nonsense, BUT you almost completely lose all the magical developments acquired during the “wearing of the past” Name. That’s it.
Decided not to reinvent the wheel twice and took the article from
WARNING! This name generator generates random names.
It was created only to help players get inspired to come up with their own name, or by critically considering
list of names, choose one of the proposed ones.
We do NOT guarantee that the names are suitable for any MUD (eg Adamant MUD).
We do not guarantee that they are not yet in use.
We DO NOT guarantee that they are decent F).
We do not guarantee…
Our immortals, whether approving or disapproving of your name, will NOT take into account the fact
that it is obtained using this generator.
Please be critical of the information you receive. This name generator, like all others like it, produces
an arbitrary combination of parts of the complex names of the characters and some of the roots of the languages inherent in the corresponding races in Tolkien’s world.
Therefore, the names sometimes turn out to be simply ridiculous, applicable only in a parodic sense. But we hope you can
“separate the wheat from the chaff,” and pick up a worthy name for yourself. So:
Select the race and gender of the character you want to generate a name for.
Press the GO button and wait for the result.
Races
Sex
Please note that for some races or genders this generator will not be able to generate a name.
Unfortunately, we could not find enough names for these races in Tolkien to analyze them. If you
you can help us with this – write, and we will add new features to the generator.
To get new names, just press go again
Dwarf Elf Human Orc
Female
Male
If the generator did not help you, we will give some general advice. Names in Quenya and Sindarin are decent for elves, but do not stick
orcs, trolls or “dark” people.
For an orc or troll, it’s best to use a Dark Speech name.
You can’t go wrong with an Old English name for a native of Rohan.
The professor for the gnomes he invented took names from
“Elder Edda”, and indeed was fond of North Germanic mythology. Why don’t you follow his example
choosing a name for your dwarf character? Of course, you have enough tact not to take the name of one of the Aesir or Vanir,
especially since this is prohibited by the rules of our MUD “and (see the “Names” help).
In short, we do not insist, but we advise you to be guided by common sense and a sense of proportion when choosing a name – so you
it will be more pleasant to play, and your name will not annoy those around you.
As you noticed, we are not very good with Hobbit names (we don’t have them), so I recommend visiting one nice page
. He is cute
issued; but, of course, you should not take seriously the statement that if you enter your own name, then it will be returned to you
hobbit version – this generator smartly gives out the next Podo or Bulbo and in response to a completely arbitrary set of characters.
Those who find it difficult to determine which race they want to play with can download a funny
race test
and solve your problem with it.
We got it on the site http://www.fantasy.kharkov.ua, dedicated to the works
in fantasy style, and the author is indicated in the splash screen of the application.
Beings experiencing a crisis of self-identification may also be relieved by the test,
composed by Neo-Zoisy
.
It also helps to determine which fantasy race the subject is a representative of.
Names of the dark Mages and witches of Europe
Absinthe – absinthe. In this case, the name represents the Force of darkness.
Ague – this is how malaria was called in the Middle Ages.
Ahriman – the spirit of destruction, the personification of the evil principle in Zoroastrianism.
Alcina is a sorceress from Italian legends.
Amanita – mistress of poisoned mushrooms.
Amarantha is a mythological unfading flower from Greek myths.
Amaranthus – Amaranth flower, also known as “love lies bleeding.” In ancient times it was used to stop bleeding.
Amethyst – amethyst. The ability to save from drunkenness, as well as from celibacy, is associated with this stone. And astrology is considered a symbol of divine understanding.
Annabel Lee is the heroine of a tragic poem by Edgar Allan Poe.
Artemisia is a character from Greek mythology and a variety of wormwood used to make absinthe.
Ash – ash.
Asmodeus is one of the names of Satan.
Astaroth is a Christian demon.
Asura – “demon” in Hinduism.
Asya – they say in Swahili it means “born in a time of sadness.”
Atropine is a kind of poison.
Avalon – the place where King Arthur went after his death.
Avarice – greed. One of the seven deadly sins.
Aveira – “sin” in Hebrew.
Avon – in Hebrew – impulsive sin of voluptuousness.
Azazel – biblical demon in the form of a goat.
Azrael (Esdras) – Angel of Death according to the Quran.
Beelzebub is the Hebrew version of Satan.
Belial is another Satan.
Belinda is one of the satellites of the planet Uranus. Presumably, the etymology of this word is based on the ancient designation of a snake.
Belladonna is a poisonous plant with purple flowers.
Blood – what a great name!..
Bran/Branwen is the Celtic term for a raven.
Briar – thorn, thorn.
Chalice – a special cup for holy blood.
Chaos – Chaos. In the original meaning: the state in which the universe was before the reign of the Greek gods.
Chimera/Chimaera – Chimera. In Greek mythology, a hybrid monster with the head and neck of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a snake.
Chrysanthemum – chrysanthemum. A flower considered a symbol of death in Japan and some European countries.
Cinder is another name for ash.
Corvus/Cornix – “raven” in Latin.
Dark/Darque/Darkling etc. – several versions of darkness. The one who owns Necromagic
Demon/Daemon/Demona – some variation on the theme of demons.
Dies Irae – day of wrath, judgment day.
Digitalis – digitalis, another poisonous flower.
Diti is the mother of a demon in Hinduism.
Dolores – “sorrows” in Spanish.
Draconia – from “draconian”, which means “severe” or “extremely serious”.
Dystopia is the opposite of Utopia. Fantastic place where everything is very bad.
Elysium – in Greek mythology, dead heroes go there.
Ember – fading embers.
Esmeree – according to legend, the daughter of the Welsh king, turned into a snake by the efforts of sorcerers. She returned to human form thanks to the kiss of a beautiful young man.
Eurydice – Eurydice, tragic female character of Greek mythology.
Evilyn is a beautiful female name with the root “evil”.
Felony – sounds almost like the common Melanie.
Gefjun/Gefion – Nordic goddess who took dead virgins under her care.
Gehenna is the name of Hell in the New Testament.
Golgotha - in Hebrew “skull”. Hill in the form of a skull, on which the crucifixion of Christ.
Grendel is the monster in Beowulf.
Griffin/Gryphon is a mythological monstrous hybrid: the body of a lion, wings and the head of an eagle.
Grigori – fallen angels in the Bible.
Grimoire – grimoire. A book describing magical rituals and spells, containing magical recipes.
Hades – the Greek god of the underworld.
Hecate – the ancient Greek deity of moonlight, a powerful sorceress.
Hellebore – hellebore. A flower blooming in the snow in the middle of winter. According to medieval belief, it saves from leprosy and insanity.
Hemlock – hemlock. Strong poison. They poisoned, for example, Socrates.
Inclementia – “cruelty” in Latin.
Innominata is the name of the embalming agent.
Isolde is a Celtic name meaning “beauty”, “one who is looked at”.
Israfil/Rafael/Israfel – an angel who must cut through the beginning of the Day of Judgment.
Kalma is an ancient Finnish goddess of death. Her name means “dead stench”.
Lachrimae – “tears” in Latin.
Lamia – “witch”, “sorceress” in Latin.
Lanius – “executioner” in Latin.
Leila – “night” in Arabic.
Lenore is the heroine of Edgar Allan Poe’s poetry. But this is the name chosen by those who work as a spiritualist.
Lethe – Summer. The river of oblivion in the underworld in Greek mythology.
Lilith is the notorious first wife of Adam. Very sinister.
Lily – lily. Traditional funeral flower.
Lucifer is a fallen angel, often associated with the Devil.
Luna – “moon”, Latin.
Malady – almost Melody, but no. The word means “illness”.
Malice – bad intentions.
Malik is an angel who commands Hell according to the Koran.
Mara – in Scandinavian mythology, a demon who sits on his chest at night and causes bad dreams (nightmare). The Greeks knew this demon under the name of Ephialtes, and the Romans called it an incubo. Among the Slavs, this role is played by kikimora. In Hebrew “mara” means “bitter”.
Melancholia is a very gothic doom name for a girl. Or a boy…
Melania/Melanie – “black” in Greek.
Melanthe – “black flower” in Greek.
Merula – “black bird” in Latin.
Mephistopheles/Mephisto – in the Renaissance this was the name of the Devil.
Minax – “threat” in Latin.
Misericordia – “compassionate heart” in Latin.
Mitternacht – “midnight” in German.
Miyuki means “silence of deep snow” in Japanese.
Moon, Moonless, Moonlight – everything related to the Moon. By the way, the Moon is an ancient symbol of fertility.
Moirai – Moirai.
Greek goddesses of fate.
Monstrance – an empty cross with the holy spirit “sealed” inside.
Morrigan – Celtic goddess of war and fertility.
Mort(e) – “death”, “dead” in French.
Mortifer/Mortifera – Latin equivalents of the words “lethal”, “fatal”, “mortal”.
Mortis is a form of the Latin word for death.
Mortualia – grave pit.
Natrix – “water snake” in Latin.
Nephilim – Nephilim. Representative of the race of giants, the sons of fallen angels.
Nocturne – nocturne. Romantic “night” genre of music.
Obsidian – obsidian. Black stone formed from volcanic eruptions. Used in surgery, because. is sharper than steel.
Oleander – oleander. A beautiful poisonous flower.
Omega – the last letter of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing the end, the end.
Orchid – orchid. Exotic rare flower.
Osiris – Egyptian lord of the underworld.
Penance – repentance, penance.
Perdita – “lost”.
Pestilentia is a Latin term meaning “plague”, “unhealthy atmosphere”.
Reaper – aka Great Reaper, Grim Reaper. English – male – a variant of a bony old woman with a scythe.
Sabine/Sabina – Sabines or Sabines. Choose those who practice love magic more
Sabrina/Sabre/Sabrenn – Celtic goddess of the River Severn.
Salem is a popular witch massacre in Massachusetts.
Samael – Angel of Death according to the Talmud.
Samhain is an analogue of Halloween.
Sanctuary – sanctuary.
Serpent – “serpent”. A symbol of evil in many cultures.
Shadow – “shadow”. By the way, a common nickname for black cats.
Tansy – tansy. According to legend, its seeds provoke miscarriages.
Tartarus is the Greek equivalent of Hell.
Tenebrae – “darkness” in Latin.
Thorn(e) – spike.
Tristesse/Tristessa – “sorrow” in French and Italian.
Umbra is another word meaning “darkness”.
Vespers – morning prayers in Catholicism.
Willow – willow. “Weeping tree”, a symbol of mortal sadness.
Wolf(e) – wolf or she-wolf
Xenobia – “stranger” in Greek.
Yama/Yamaraja – Lord of death in Hinduism.
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