A new set of names, my friends!
Can you believe there's approximately TWO WEEKS left until NaNo?? TT_TT AHHHHHH!!! I'm not ready!!! *runs away sobbing and simultaneously laughing hysterically*
Ahem.
Anyone in need of names for your NaNo characters? You've come to the write place!! (<--- heehee See what I did there?) I have loads of names for you to choose from. If you have one in mind, simply type it in the search bar on your right, and if I've posted it in the past, it should pop up. And, if none of the ones I've shared here on the blog have the right ring to them, visit this website to search for both names and/or meanings. Best of luck to you!
In the meantime, enjoy this set. :]
M | English
BIE-rǝn
From a surname, which originally was a place name meaning "place of the cow shed" in Old English. A well-known bearer of this name is the romantic poet, Lord Byron (1788-1824), the writer of 'Don Juan' and many other works.
F | Arabic
most likely pronounced as spelled
Feminine form of Na'im, which means "tranquil, happy, at ease" in Arabic.
M & F | Turkish
dess-TAHN (possibly)
A Turkish given name, meaning "saga."
F | English (rare), German (rare), Late Roman
ze-ra-FEE-nah (G), SARE-ah-fee-nah (E)
The Feminine form of the Late Latin name Seraphinus, ultimately derived from the biblical word seraphim, of Hebrew origin, meaning "fiery ones." In the Old Testament, the seraphim were an order of angels, described as having six wings by the prophet Isaiah.
Names & meanings via behindthename.com.
Photos via Pinterest.
Wow, what a collection! So many unique names come out of different cultures. I love Bryon and Seraphina the most of this set.
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