Fairy Names

NAME
GIRL
Afreda

ORIGIN

MEANING

Alvar, Alva,
Alvie,
Alvara,
Alvarie
Alvina,
Aethelwine
,
Aethelwyn
e, Aelfwine
Arethusa
Blossom
Breena
Brucie

German

Feminine form of Alfred, "Elf

counsellor; elf power."
Variants include Aelfraed,
Alfi, Alfie, Alfre, Alfredah,
Alfredda, Alfreeda, Alfri,
Alfrida, Alfried, Alfrieda,
Alfryda, Alfy, Allfie, Allfreda,
Allfredah, Allfredda, Allfrie,
Allfrie, Allfrieda, Allfry,
Allfryda, Allfy, Elfie, Elfre,
Elfrea, Elfredah, Elfredda,
Elfreeda, Elfrida, Elfrieda,
Elfryda, Elfrydah, Ellfreda,
Ellfredah, Ellfredda,
Ellfreeda, Ellfrida, Ellfrieda,
Ellfryda, Ellfrydah, Elva,
Elvah, Freda, Freddi,
Freddie, Freddy, Fredi, Fredy,
Freeda, Freedah, Frieda,
Friedah, Fryda, Frydah
Army of Elves

friend of the elves

English
Celtic/Gaelic
French

Nymph
Flower-like
Fairy Land
forest sprite

Carling

Old English

Diana

Roman

Donella
Dulcina
Eglantine,
Eglantina
Elga
Ella
Ellette
Elva, Elvia,
Elvie, Elfie,
Elivina,
Elvine,
Elvyne,
Elvin,
Elvina,
Elvena
Eolande
Erline,
Erlina
Faerydae

Celtic
Latin
French

Faylinn
Fay
Faye
Fayette
Gelsey
Gullveig
Laila

English
French
Old French
French
English
Norse
Biblical

Liliana
Lilli
Lilly
Lily
Lorelle,

Latin
Latin
Latin
Latin
Teutonic

hill where old women or

witches gather
Goddess of the woodlands,
the moon, hunting, wild
animals - and of chastity
dark-haired elfin girl
Rose
wild rose

Anglo Saxon
Anglo Saxon
English

Elfin Spear
Elfin
Little Elf
good elf

Celtic/Gaelic
Anglo Saxon

Violet Flower
The Elfin
dark child a gift from the
fairies
Fairy Kingdom
Fairy or Elf
Fairy
Little fairy
Jasmine
myth name (a witch)
An angel appointed to guard
the spirits at their Birth
Gracious Lily
Flower
Lily Flower
Blossoming flower
elfin Laura

Lorrella,
Lorilla
Luella,
Louella,
Luel
Marigold
Maurelle
Naida
Nerida
Nerida
Nissa

famous elf

English
French
Aboriginal
Greek

Nixie
Nyx
Odile,
Odelina,
Odiane,
Odiana,
Odette,
Oda, Odila,
Ordella,
Ordalf
Orla,
Orlagh,
Orlaith,
Orrla
Radella,
Raedself
Raisa
Raisie
Rhiannon

German
German
German

Rhoslyn
Rhoswen
Rhyannon

Welsh
Celtic/Gaelic

Irish Celtic
Gaelic

Golden Flower
dark and elfin
water nymph
Flower
Sea nymph
brownie, sprite or elf;
friendly elf
a feminine name of
Scandinavian origin ("a
friendly elf")
Water Sprite
Sprite
elfin spear

Golden Queen

elfin counsellor
Russian
Celtic/Gaelic
Welsh / Celtic

Rose
Diminutive of Rose
Goddess-Great QueenGoddess of Fertility
Lovely rose
White Rose
Great queen, pure maiden;

Rosa
Rosalba
Rosalie,
Rosalia,
Rozalia,
Rosa
Rosetta
Rosina
Rossa
Roxanne
Rusalka
Sebille
Shaylee
Shea
Siusan
Susane
Susanna
Suzanne
Suzette
Tana
Tania
Tanya
Tatiana
Tenanye
Tianna
Titania
Xantho
Zanna
Zuzana

NAMES
BOY
Aelfdane

Latin
Latin

Celtic/Gaelic
Latin
Latin
Czech
English
Celtic/Gaelic
Irish
Celtic/Gaelic
French
Latin
English
French
Slavic
Russian
Russian
Slavic
Greek
Shakespeare

nymph
Rose, Pink
White Rose
Rose

Little Rose
little rose
Beautiful flower
Graceful Rose
Mermaid/Wood sprite
A Fairy
Fairy princess of the field
Fairy palace
Lily
Lily
Lily
Lily
Little Lily
Fairy Queen
Fairy queen
Fairy queen
Fairy Queen
cheerful fairy queen
fairy queen
Great One. Fairy Queen

Latin
Slavic

golden-haired sea-nymph
Lily
Rose

ORIGIN

MEANING
Danish elf

Aelfdene
Alberich
Alfrigg
Alston
Alvin
Avery,
Aelfric,
Aubrey
Brokk
Dain
Drake
Durin
Eitri
Elden,
Eldan,
Eldon,
Ealhdun,
Ealdun
Elvin
Elvy, Elvey
Fafnir,
Fafner
Foster
Genius

Norse
Norse
Old English
Old English

from the elfin valley

myth name (a dwarf)
myth name (a dwarf)
From the Elf's Abode
elf wine, noble friend
elf ruler

Norse
Norse
English
German
Norse

myth name (dwarf)

myth name (a dwarf)
Dragon
Mythical Dwarf
myth name (a dwarf)
from the elves' valley

Celtic/Gaelic

Friend of Elves
elf warrior
myth name (a dragon)

Norse
Latin

Hefeydd

Celtic

Hreidmar
Kalen,
Kailen,
Kalan,
Kallan,
Kheelan,
Kellen
Nidhug,
Nidhogg
Oberon

Norse
Irish/Celtic

Forest Guardian
myth name (a guardian
spirit)
myth name (father of
Rhiannon)
myth name(dwarf king)
Warrior

Norse

myth name (a dragon)

From
Shakespeare

King of the Fairies

Oren, Orin
Puck

IrishGael/Heb
From
Shakespeare

Roosevelt
Sindri
Suelita
Warren

Scandinavian
Norse
Spanish
Old German,
Middle
English,Teuton
ic, French

fairy, pale-skinned/pine tree

Puck's other name in
Shakespeare's play is Robin
Goodfellow. Puck means
mischievous
Field of Roses
myth name (a dwarf)
Little Lily
watchman, game keeper,
enclosure, from La Varenne