Names of "Other Folk"

Female Names of "Other Folk"
Faeries, angels, elves, ashavans, goddesses.....

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Anglo Saxon Back to top

Aerlene "Elfin"
Alfreda "Elf power"
Aubrey "Elf ruler"
Brigantia "Yorkshire goddess"
Coventina "Name of a nymph"
Easter "Goddess of the dawn"
Elga "Elf's spear"
Ellette "Little elf"
Elswyth "Elf from the willow trees"
Elva "Elf"
Elvia "Elf"
Elvina "Friend of the elves"
Elwine "Friend of the elves"
Elwyna "Friend of the elves"
Engel "Angel"
Eostre "Goddess of the dawn"
Erlene "Elfin"
Erlina "Elfin"
Erline "Elfin"
Freya "Queen of the gods"
Garmangahis "A goddess worshipped in Lanchester"
Hamia "A Syrian goddess"
Harimilla "A Tungrian goddess"
Nerthus "Name of an ancient Germanic Earth goddess"
Pixie "Sprite, small fairy"
Radella "Elfin advisor"
Rheda "An ancient Germanic goddess"
Viradecthis "A Tungrian goddess"

Arabic Back to top

Amtullah "Female servant of Allah"
Bint-El-Nil "Daughter of the Nile"
Hooriyah "Angel"
Hurriyah "Angel"
Kawthar "River in Paradise"
Malak "Glorious, noble; Angel"
Malika "Angel"
Qamarjinniyatoun "Moon fairy"

Armenian Back to top

Anaheed "Goddess of the moon"
Anahid "Goddess of the moon"
Arubani "Ancient Armenian goddess, consort of Haldi"

Arthurian Legend Back to top

Anglides "Mother of Alexandre"
Argante "Elven queen of Avalon"
Chelinda "Tristan's grandmother"
Chelinde "Tristan's grandmother"
Creiddyladl "Daughter of Llud, a Celtic warrior God"
Ettard "Lover of Pelleas, one of the Knights of the Round Table"
Ettare "Lover of Pelleas, one of the Knights of the Round Table"
Ganieda "Merlin's sister"
Grisandole "A princess who dresses as a man (from the Merlin legends)"
Guanhamara "Alternative spelling for Arthur's queen"
Guanhumora "Alternative spelling for Guinevere, Arthur's queen"
Gvenour "Alternative spelling for Guinevere, Arthur's queen"
Gwenddydd "Merlin's sister"
Gwendolen "Merlin's wife"
Gwendoloena "Merlin's wife"
Gwenevere "Fair one. King Arthur's mythological queen"
Gwenhwyfach "Guinevere's sister"
Helsin "Mother of Lancelot, one of the Knights of the Round Table"
Herzeloyde "Mother if Percival, on of the Knights of the Round Table"
Iblis "Wife of Lancelot"
Igerne "Mother of Arthur"
Igraine "Mother of Arthur"
Igrayne "Mother of Arthur"
Isolde "Lover of Tristan"
Isoud "Lover of Tristan"
Isoude "Lover of Tristan"
Lidoine "Daughter of Cavalon, a king from Arthurian legend"
Llamrei "Arthur's horse"
Lynet "Sister of Lyonors"
Lynette "Sister of Lyonors"
Lynley "Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth"
Lynna "Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth"
Lynne "Abbreviation of Lynnette who accompanied Sir Gareth"
Lynnet "Variant of Lynette, sister of Lyonors"
Lynnette "Variant of Lynette, sister of Lyonors"
Lyones "Wife of Sir Gareth"
Lyonesse "Wife of Sir Gareth"
Lyonet "Sister of Lyones"
Lyonors "Mother of Boore"
Lysanor "Mother of Boore"
Margawse "Mother of Gawain"
Modron "A goddess and possible precursor of Morgan le Fey"
Morgan "Enchantress half sister of Arthur"
Morgana "Enchantress half sister of Arthur"
Morgawse "Mother of Gawain"
Morguase "Mother of Gawain"
Nimiane "The Lady of the Lake"
Nimue "The Lady of the Lake"
Nineve "The Lady of the Lake"
Nyneve "The Lady of the Lake"
Olwyn "Daughter of a giant"
Pridwyn "Name of Arthur's ship"
Prydwyn "Name of Arthur's ship"
Quinevere "Arthur's queen"
Ragnall "Gawain's wife"
Saveage "Sister of Lyones"
Sebille "A fairy"
Shalott "Land of Astolet"
Sigune "Percival's cousin"
Soredamors "Gawain's sister"
Tryamon "A fairy princess"
Viviane "The Lady of the Lake"
Vivien "The Lady of the Lake"
Wenhaver "Arthur's queen"
Ygeme "Mother of Arthur"
Ygraine "Mother of Arthur"
Ysolde "Lover of Tristan"

Babylonian Back to top

Aja Babylonian sun goddess
Amasagnul "Babylonian goddess of fertility"
Anata "Goddess of the Earth"
Anatu "Goddess of Earth and Sky"
Antu "Babylonian goddess of creation"
Anunitu "Babylonian goddess of the moon, who later merged with Ishtar"
Aruru "Goddess of creation"
Ashnan "Goddess of grain"
Asnan "Mesopotamian/Babylonian goddess of wheat"
Aya "Babylonian sun goddess, goddess of dawn"
Belet-Ili "Goddess of the womb"
Damgalnunna "Mother goddess"
Ereshkigal "Goddess of the dead"
Gula "Sumerian goddess of healing"
Inanna "Goddess of fertility, love, and war, represented by the eight-pointed star"
Isara "Goddess of oaths and Queen of judgement"
Ishkhara "Goddess of love"
Ishtar "Godess of love and fertility, prone to violence"
Ki "Goddess of the earth"
Kulitta "Goddess of music"
Mamitu "Goddess of fate and judgement in the Underworld"
Mammetu "Goddess of fate and destiny"
Mylitta Babylonian and Assyrian goddess of fertility and childbirth"
Nammu "Sumerian goddess of the sea"
Nanaja "Goddess of sex and war"
Nanshe "Goddess of fertility and water, patron of dreams and prophecy"
Nidaba "Goddess of learning"
Ninatta "Goddess of music"
Ninedinna "Goddess of books of the dead"
Ninkarrak "Goddess of healing"
Ninkasi "Goddess of intoxicating drinks, beer in particular"
Ninlil "Goddess of heaven and earth, known as the wind"
Nintur "Goddess of birth"
Nisaba "Goddess of grain and learning"
Siduri "Goddess of wine-making and brewing"
Tiamat "Dragon-goddess of the primordial waters of Chaos, seen as the great salt sea"
Uttu "Spider goddess of weaving and clothing"

Basque Back to top

Gotzone "Angel"

Celtic Back to top

Aingeal "Angel"
Annwfn "Mythical name of The Otherworld"
Annwn "Mythical name of The Otherworld"
Coventina "Water goddess"
Dechtire "Mythical nursemaid"
Deoch "Mythical princess of Munster"
Donella "Dark - haired elfin girl"
Enid "Spirit"
Etain "A fairy"
Fedelm "Mythical wife of Loegaire"
Findabair "Mythical daughter of Medb"
Maeve "A mythical queen"
Medb "A mythical queen"
Morrigan "A war goddess"
Oifa "Mythical sister of Ove"
Oilell "A mythical queen"
Olwen "Mythical daughter of Yspaddaden"
Olwyn "Mythical daughter of Yspaddaden"
Ove "Mythical daughter of Dearg"
Penarddun "Mythical daughter of Beli"
Rhiannon "Mythical daughter of Hefeydd, goddess of the moon"
Shea "Fairy place"
Shay "Fairy place"

Chinese Back to top

Lian "Daughter of the sun"

Czechoslovakian Back to top

Dusana "A spirit, a soul Rusalka "Wood sprite"

Danish Back to top

Inga "Daughter of a mythical hero"
Ingeborg "Ing's protection"
Ingelise "Ing's grace"
Manealf "Moon fairy"
Manefe "Moon fairy"
Thora "Feminine form of Thor"
Thyra "Feminine form of Thor"

Dutch Back to top

Maanelfje "Moon fairy"
Sibylla "Prophetess"
Sybylla "Prophetess"

Egyptian Back to top

Amunet "Mythical goddess of mystery"
Anat "A wife of Seth"
Anippe "Daughter of the Nile"
Astarte "A wife of Seth"
Chione "Mythical daughter of the Nile"
Echidna "Mythical monster"
Hehet "Goddess of the immeasurable"
Heqet "Mythical frog headed goddess"
Keket "Mythical goddess of darkness"
Maat "Mythical goddess of order and justice"
Mut "Mythical mother"
Naunet "Mythical goddess of the ocean"
Nebt het "Mythical nature goddess"
Neith "The divine mother"
Nekhbet "Mythical vulture goddess"
Nephthys "Mythical nature goddess daughter of Nut and Geb"
Net "The divine mother"
Niut "Mythical goddess of nothingness"
Nut "Mythical sky goddess"
Ramla "Prophetess"
Renenet "Mythical goddess of fortune"
Sakhmet "Mythical goddess worshipped in Memphis; lioness"
Sekhet "Wife of Ptah"
Selk "Another form of Isis"
Serq "Another form of Isis"
Tauret "Mythical goddess of pregnant women"
Thermuthis "Another form of Renenet"
Uadjit "Mythical cobra goddess"
Uatchit "Another form of Hathor"

English Back to top

Aelfraed "Elf counselor"
Aelfwine "Friend of the elves"
Aethelwine "Friend of the elves"
Aethelwyne "Friend of the elves"
Afreda "Elf counselor"
Aleda "Winged"
Aleta "Winged"
Alfrida "Elf counselor"
Alhraed "Divine counselor"
Alita "Winged"
Allura "Divine counselor"
Alura "Divine counselor"
Alurea "Divine counselor"
Alvina "Friend of the elves"
Aubree "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubrey "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubriana "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubrianne "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubrie "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubry "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Cassi "Abbreviation of Cassandra; Unheeded prophetess"
Cassie "Abbreviation of Cassandra; Unheeded prophetess"
Cassy "Abbreviation of Cassandra; Unheeded prophetess"
Cibil "Variant of Sibyl; prophetess"
Diondra "From the sacred spring, mythological wife of Zeus"
Dione "From the sacred spring, mythological wife of Zeus"
Dionna "From the sacred spring, mythological wife of Zeus"
Dionne "From the sacred spring, mythological wife of Zeus"
Elfie "Good elf"
Elida "Winged"
Elita "Winged"
Elivina "Good elf"
Elva "Elfin; Good counselor or elf"
Elvena "Good elf"
Elvia "Elfin; Good elf"
Elvie "Elfin; Good counselor or elf"
Elvin "Good elf"
Elvina "Elfin; Good elf"
Elvine "Good elf"
Elvinia "Elfin"
Elvyne "Good elf"
Elyta "Winged"
Ida "Mythological nymph"
Igraine "Mother of Arthur"
Jilian "Jove's child"
Jillanne "Jove's child"
Jillayne "Jove's child"
Jillene "Jove's child"
Jillesa "Jove's child"
Jillian "Jove's child"
Jilliane "Jove's child"
Jilliann "Jove's child"
Jillianna "Jove's child"
Jillianne "Jove's child"
Jilly "Jove's child"
Jyl "Jove's child"
Jyll "Jove's child"
Jyllina "Jove's child"
Kassie "Abbreviation of Cassandra; Unheeded prophetess"
Louella "Famous elf"
Luell "Famous elf"
Luella "Famous elf"
Oleda "Winged"
Oleta "Winged"
Olita "Winged"
Pixie "Sprite, small fairy"
Radella "Elfin counselor"
Raedself "Elfin counselor"
Sabrina "Legendary princess"
Taurina "An astrological name; feminine of Taurus "the bull"
Vivian "The Lady of the Lake"
Viviana "The Lady of the Lake"
Vivianna The Lady of the Lake"
Vivianne "The Lady of the Lake"

Finnish Back to top

Ingria "Hero's daughter"
Inkeri "Hero's daughter"

French Back to top

Alita "Winged"
Allete "Winged"
Ange "Angel"
Angela "Angel"
Angeletta "Little angel"
Angelette "Little angel"
Angelika "Angel"
Angelina "Angel"
Angeline "Angel"
Angelique "Angel; Like an angel"
Angilia "Angel"
Aubree "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubrey "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubriana "Rules with elf wisdom"
Aubrianne "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubrie "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Aubry "Rules with elf-wisdom"
Brucie "Forest sprite"
Fae "Fairy"
Faye "Fairy"
Fayette "Little fairy"
Julee "Jove's child"
Juleen "Jove's child"
Maurelle "Dark and elfin"
Olympe "From Olympus"
Olympia "From Olympus"
Sibyla "Prophetess"
Viviane The Lady of the Lake"
Vivien The Lady of the Lake"

Gaelic Back to top

Aideen "Legendary lover of a fairy man"
Aingealag "Angel"
Breen "Fairy palace"
Breena "Fairy palace"
Lunshi "Moon fairy"
Lunshea "Moon fairy"

German Back to top

Adalwolfa "Noble she-wolf"
Adolpha "Noble she-wolf"
Albreda "Counsel of the elves"
Alva "Army of elves"
Alvar "Army of elves"
Alvara "Army of elves"
Alvarie "Army of elves"
Alvie "Army of elves"
Angelika "Like an angel"
Arabella "Eagle heroine"
Engelbertha "Bright angel"
Engelbertina "Bright angel"
Engelbertine "Bright angel"
Engleberta "Bright angel"
Erma "War goddess"
Irma "War goddess"
Irmgard "War goddess"
Irmigard "War goddess"
Irmina "War goddess"
Irmine "War goddess"
Irmuska "War goddess"
Lucina "Mythological Roman goddess of childbirth"
Mondfee "Moon fairy"
Nixie "Little water sprite"
Oda "Elfin spear"
Odelina "Elfin spear"
Odette "Elfin spear"
Odiana "Elfin spear"
Odiane "Elfin spear"
Odila "Elfin spear"
Odile "Elfin spear"
Ordalf "Elfin spear"
Ordella "Elfin spear"

Greek Back to top

Aello "A Harpy"
Aglauros "A woman who was turned into stone by Hermes"
Amalthea "Woman who nursed Zeus"
Amalthia "Woman who nursed Zeus"
Ambrotosa "Immortal"
Amhrosine "Immortal"
Amphitrite "A sea goddess"
Anaxarete "Cruel woman punished by the gods"
Andromeda "Wife of Perseus"
Angel "Angel; Messenger"
Angela "Angel; Messenger"
Angele "Messenger, angel"
Angelee "Messenger, angel"
Angelena "Messenger, angel"
Angelene "Messenger, angel"
Angeli "Messenger, angel"
Angelia "Messenger, angel"
Angelika "Like an angel"
Angeliki "Angel"
Angelina "Angel; Messenger"
Angeline "Angel; Messenger"
Angelique "Angel"
Angelisa "Messenger, angel"
Angelita "Messenger, angel"
Angell "Messenger, angel"
Angelle "Messenger, angel"
Angelyn "Messenger, angel"
Angelynn "Messenger, angel"
Angie "Messenger, angel"
Anjali "Messenger, angel"
Antea "Feminine form of Antaeus son of Poseidon"
Antigone "Daughter of Oedipus"
Antiope "Daughter of Asopus"
Antropas "One of The Fates"
Aphrodite "Goddess of love"
Arachne "Woman changed into a spider by Athena"
Aretha "Nymph"
Arethusa "Nymph"
Ate "Goddess of irrationality"
Athena "Goddess of wisdom"
Athene "Goddess of wisdom"
Atropes "One of The Fates"
Autonoe "Mother of Actaeon"
Briseis "Slave of Achilles"
Caeneus "Mythological woman who asked to become a man"
Calliste "Another name for Artemis"
Callisto "Mother of Arcas"
Calypso "The mythological nymph who beguiled Odysseus for seven years"
Calysta "A nymph"
Cassandra "Unheeded prophetess"
Cassandrea "Unheeded prophetess"
Cassaundra "Unheeded prophetess"
Cassie "Unheeded prophetess"
Cassiopeia "Mother of Andromeda"
Cassondra "Unheeded prophetess"
Celaeno "A Harpy"
Cestus "Aphrodite's girdle"
Ceto "Goddess of the sea"
Cinyras "Founded the cult of Aphrodite"
Clymena "Mother of Atalanta"
Clymene "Mother of Atalanta"
Clyte "A water nymph"
Clytemnestra "Murdered Agamemnon"
Clytie "A water nymph"
Cloria "Goddess of spring"
Cloris "Goddess of flowers or spring"
Clotho "One of The Fates"
Clytie "Mythological nymph who loved the sun god Helios"
Coronis "Mother of Aesculapius"
Creusa "Daughter of Erechtheus"
Cybele "Mythological nature goddess worshiped as the Great Mother"
Cyrena "Mother of Aristaeus, a nymph"
Cyrene "Mother of Aristaeus, a nymph"
Cytherea "Another name for Aphrodite"
Cytheria "Another name for Aphrodite"
Danae "Mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus"
Danay "Mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus"
Danaye "Mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus"
Danea "Mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus"
Danee "Mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus"
Deianira "Wife of Hercules"
Denae "Mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus"
Denay "Mythological mother of Perseus by Zeus"
Dia "Daughter of Eineus"
Dino "Sister of the Gorgons"
Diona "Mother of Aphrodite"
Dione "Mother of Aphrodite"
Dionysia "Named for Dionysus god of wine"
Dionysie "Named for Dionysus god of wine"
Dryope "A nymph"
Echidna "A child of the Titans"
Echo "Nymph who faded away until only her voice was left"
Egeria "A water nymph"
Eidothea "A sea nymph"
Eileithyia "Goddess of childbirth"
Enyo "Goddess of war, known as "the waster of cities""
Erato "Muse of erotic poetry"
Erigone "Daughter of Icarius"
Erinyes "One of the Furies"
Eriphyle "Wife of Amphiaraus"
Eris "Goddess of discord"
Erytheia "One of the Hesperides"
Eulycleia "Nurse of Odysseus"
Europa "Mother of Minos"
Eurydice "Wife of Orpheus"
Eurynome "Goddess of all"
Euterpe "Muse of the flute"
Evadne "Wife of Capaneus, a water nymph"
Galatea "A sea nymph"
Glauce "Murdered by Medea"
Halcyone "Daughter of Aeolus"
Harmonia "Daughter of Ares"
Hecate "A Titan"
Hecuba "Mother of Paris and Hector"
Hehe "Goddess of youthful beauty"
Hekuba "Mother of Paris and Hector"
Helle "Daughter of Athamas"
Hera "Queen of Heaven"
Here "Wife of Zeus, queen of Heaven"
Hero "Priestess of Aphrodite"
Hesione "Daughter of Laomedon"
Hesperia "One of the Hesperides"
Hestia "Goddess of hearth and home"
Hilaeira "Girl carried off by Pollux and Castor"
Hippodamia "Wife of Pirithous"
Hippolyta "Queen of the Amazons"
Hippolyte "Queen of the Amazons"
Horae "Goddess of the season"
Hyades "Name for the nymphs"
Hydra "A dragon-woman killed by Hercules"
Hygeia "Goddess of health"
Hygieia "Goddess of health"
Hypsipyle "Daughter of Thoas"
Iasius "Mother of Atalanta"
Ino "Daughter of Cadmus"
Iole "Sister of Iphitus"
Iphegenia "Daughter sacrificed by Agamemnon"
Isadora "Gift of Isis"
Isadore "Gift of Isis"
Isidora "Gift of Isis"
Ismene "Daughter of Oedipus"
Ismini "Daughter of Oedipus"
Kasaundra "Unheeded prophetess"
Kasondra "Unheeded prophetess"
Kassandra "Unheeded prophetess"
Kassondra "Unheeded prophetess"
Keres "Evil spirits"
Lachesis "One of The Fates"
Lamia "An evil spirit who abducts and murders children"
Laodamia "Wife of Protesilaus"
Lethe "Mythological river of oblivion"
Leucippe "Mother of Teuthras"
Leucothea "A sea nymph"
Leucothia "A sea nymph"
Leyda "Variant of Leda, the Mythological queen of Sparta"
Lyda "Variant of Leda, the Mythological queen of Sparta"
Magaere "A Fury"
Maia "Mother of Hermes"
Marpessa "Daughter of Evenus"
Medea "Wife of Jason who murders her children"
Megara "A Fury"
Melia "Nymph daughter of Oceanus"
Melpomene "Muse of tragedy"
Merope "Foster mother of Oedipus"
Mnemosyne "Goddess of memory"
Moerae "The Fates"
Moly "An herb Hermes gives to Odysseus to protect him"
Musidora "Gift of the Muses"
Naida "Water nymph"
Narissa "Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus"
Nausicaa "Princess who finds Odysseus"
Nayda "Water nymph"
Nemesis "Goddess of vengeance"
Nephele "The cloud Hera made by Zeus that birthed the Centaurs"
Nereida "Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus"
Nereyda "Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus"
Nerida "Sea nymph; daughter of Nereus"
Neried "The sea nymphs"
Nerina "The sea nymphs"
Nerine "The sea nymphs"
Nike "Goddess of victory"
Nikki "Goddess of victory"
Ocypete "A Harpy"
Oenone "Lover of Paris"
Olympe "From Olympus, home of the Gods"
Olympia "From Olympus, home of the Gods"
Ortygia "Calypso's island"
Pandora "Released misery and hope into the world"
Panthea "All the gods"
Pasiphae "Wife of Minos"
Pelopia "Mother of Aegisthus"
Pemphredo "Sister of the Gorgons"
Penelope "Faithful wife of Odysseus"
Penthesilea "A queen of the Amazons"
Persephone "Wife of Hades"
Persephonie "Wife of Hades"
Phaedra "Daughter of Minos"
Phanessa "Mystic goddess of an ancient Greek brotherhood"
Phoebe "Mother of Leto"
Podarge "A Harpy"
Polyhymnia "Muse of sacred song"
Polyxena "Daughter of Priam"
Procne "Wife of Pandion"
Psyche "Lover of Cupid"
Pyrrha "Daughter of Epimetheus"
Pythia "Prophetess"
Rhea "Wife of Cronos"
Scylla "A sea monster"
Semele "Mother of Dionysus"
Sibley "Oracle"
Sibyl "Oracle"
Sibylla "Oracle"
Sirena "Named for the Sirens"
Sirina "Named for the Sirens"
Suadela "Goddess of persuasion"
Sybil "Prophetess; oracle"
Sybilla "Oracle"
Sybyl "Oracle"
Syrinx "A nymph who was changed into a reed"
Talia "Joyous muse of comedy"
Teah "Goddess; godly"
Terpsichore "Muse of dance and lyric poetry"
Tethys "Wife of Oceanus"
Thaleia "Joyous muse of comedy"
Thalia "Joyous muse of comedy"
Thetis "Mother of Achilles"
Thisbe "Lover of Pyramus"
Tia "Goddess; godly"
Tiah "Goddess; godly"
Tiphanie "Gods incarnate"
Tisiphone "A Fury"
Titania "A giant"
Tyro "A nymph"
Venilia "A nymph"
Zena "Born of Zeus or friendly; Welcoming"
Zenaida "Born of Zeus"
Zenda "Born of Zeus"
Zenina "Born of Zeus"
Zenna "Born of Zeus"

Hebrew Back to top

Erela "Angel"
Erelah "Angel"
Malak "Messenger, angel"

Hindi Back to top

Devi "Goddess"
Haribala "Daughter of Lord Vishnu"
Hemani "Goddess Parvati"
Hemavati "Goddess Parvati"
Himagouri "Goddess Parvati"
Himani "Goddess Parvati"
Himjala "Goddess Parvati"
Huma "Bird of Paradise"
Saraswati "Goddess of knowledge"
Saviitha "That from which all is born"

Hungarian Back to top

Angyalka "Messenger, angel"
Holdtuender "Moon fairy"

Indian Back to top

Indira "Goddess Lakshmi"
Indrani "Wife of Indra"
Isha "Goddess Durga, the female energy"
Ishana "Goddess Durga"
Ishani "Goddess Durga"
Ishi "Goddess Durga"
Jagadamba "Mother of the world"
Jaladhija "Lakshmi - goddess of wealth"
Jalaja "Goddess of wealth - Lakxhmi, Laxmi"
Janki "Another name for the goddess Sita"
Jarul "Flower queen"
Jayani "A sakti of Ganesha"
Mahadevi "Great goddess"

Irish Back to top

Aideen "Legendary lover of a fairy man"
Aingeal "Angel"
Breen "Fairy palace"
Breena "Fairy palace"
Elva "Elfin"
Elvia "Elfin"
Elvie "Elfin"
Elvina "Elfin"
Elvinia "Elfin"
Faoiltiama "Wolf lady"
Izett "Irish form of Isolda, Tristan's lover"
Sibeal "Prophetess"
Sybil "Prophetess"

Italian Back to top

Agnola "Angel"
Agnolla "Angel"
Agnolle "Angel"
Aletta "Winged"
Angela "Angel"
Angelia "Angel"
Fortuna "Goddess of good luck"
Olympia "From Mount Olympus, home of the Gods"
Serafina "From the seraph, an angel"

Latin Back to top

Adeona "Goddess of journeys"
Alaida "Winged"
Aleta "Winged"
Aletta "Winged"
Alida "Winged; with wings"
Aluld "Winged"
Amalthea "A nymph, nursemaid of Jupiter"
Amphitrite "Aunt of Achilles"
Anawrete "Unfeeling woman who caused her lover to hang himself"
Andromeda "Daughter of Cassiopeia"
Angel "Angel; Messenger"
Angela "Angel; Messenger"
Angele "Messenger, angel"
Angelee "Messenger, angel"
Angelena "Messenger, angel"
Angelene "Messenger, angel"
Angeli "Messenger, angel"
Angelia "Messenger, angel"
Angelica "Angel; Like an angel"
Angelina "Angel; Messenger"
Angeline "Angel; Messenger"
Angelisa "Messenger, angel"
Angelita "Angel; Messenger"
Angell "Messenger, angel"
Angelle "Messenger, angel"
Angelyn "Messenger, angel"
Angelynn "Messenger, angel"
Angerona "Goddess of anguish"
Angie "Messenger, angel"
Anjali "Messenger, angel"
Anjelika "Angel"
Antandra "An Amazon"
Antigone "Sister of Priam"
Apollonis "One of the muses worshipped at Delphi"
Arachne "Turned into a spider by Minerva"
Arethusa "Daughter of Poseidon"
Ariadna "Daughter of Minos"
Ariadne "Daughter of Minos"
Aristodeme "Daughter of Priam"
Asia "Mother of Atlas"
Astarte "Phoenician goddess of love"
Astynome "Daughter of Chryses"
Athena "Goddess of wisdom and war"
Athene "Goddess of wisdom and war"
Autonoe "Mother of Hercules"
Averna "Queen of the Underworld"
Bellona "Goddess of war"
Bibesia "Goddess of food and drink"
Bithynia "Mother of Amycus"
Bolbe "A nymph"
Bremusa "An Amazon"
Bubona "Goddess of cattle"
Caca "Daughter of Vukan"
Cacia "Daughter of Vukan"
Caenis "Daughter of Atrax"
Caieta "Nursed Aeneas"
Calliope "Muse of epic poetry"
Callisto "A nymph"
Calva "A name referring to Venus"
Calybe "A nymph"
Calyce "Mother of Cygnus"
Calypso "A nymph"
Camoena "Goddess of singing"
Capita "A name referring to the goddess Minerva"
Capta "A name referring to the goddess Minerva"
Cardea "Protectress of hinges"
Carna "Protectress of vital organs"
Cassandra "Prophetess"
Cegluse "Mother of Asopus"
Chalciope "Daughter of Eurypylus"
Charybdis "Daughter of Poseidon"
Chryseis "Daughter of a priest of Apollo"
Chrysogeneia "Daughter of Halmus"
Chrysonoe "Daughter of Cleitus"
Chyse "Daughter of Pallas"
Cilla "Daughter of Laomedon"
Cinxia "A name referring to Juno"
Circe "Mythological sorceress who tempted Perseus"
Clementia "Goddess of tolerance and mercy"
Clymene "An Amazon"
Clonia "Amazon"
Clotho "One of the Moirae"
Copia "Goddess of abundance"
Dea Roma "Goddess of Rome"
Deidameia "Daughter of Bellerphon"
Derimacheia "An Amazon"
Derinow "An Amazon"
Deverra "Goddess of birthing"
Dionysia "Named for Dionysus"
Dioxippe "An Amazon"
Discordia "Goddess of war"
Diyope "A nymph"
Domiduca "Juno's surname"
Echidna "Monster, a child of the Titans"
Edesia "Goddess of food"
Egeria "A nymph"
Egesta "Daughter of Phoenodamas"
Eirene "Daughter of Poseidon"
Entoria "Lover of Satum"
Eny "One of the Graeae, three grey-haired sisters personifying the terrors of the sea"
Enyo "One of the Graeae, three grey-haired sisters personifying the terrors of the sea"
Eos "Goddess of dawn"
Ephyra "Daughter of Oceanus"
Epona "Protectress of horses"
Equestris "Venus's surname"
Eriboea "Wife of Aloeus, one of Poseidon's sons"
Euadne "Daughter of Poseidon"
Euandra "An Amazon"
Eurybia "An Amazon"
Eurydice "Wife of Aeneas"
Euryganeia "Wife of Oedipus"
Euryle "Mother of Orion"
Eurymede "Mother of Bellerphon"
Eurynassa "Mother of Pelops"
Eurynome "Daugbter of Nysus"
Faula "Lover of Hercules"
Fauna "Lover of Hercules"
Feronia "Goddess of trees, orchards, and woods"
Fessonia "Goddess who aids the weary"
Fortuna "Goddess of fortune, fortunate"
Furina "The Furies"
Furrina "The Furies"
Glauce "Wife of Upis"
Gryne "An Amazon"
Hamadryas "A wood nymph"
Harpinna "Mare of Oenomaus"
Hecuba "Wife of Priam"
Henicea "Daughter of Priam"
Hermip "Daughter of Boeotus"
Hero "Daughter of Priam"
Herophile "Priestess of Apollo"
Hersilia "Married a follower of Romulus"
Hespera "Daughter of Cebren"
Hesperia "Daughter of Cebren"
Hesperie "Daughter of Cebren"
Hippodameia "Daughter of Briseus"
Hippolyte "Queen of the Amazons"
Hippothoe "An Amazon"
Hyale "A nymph"
Hyria "Daughter of Amphinomus"
Iaera "A nymph"
Ida "A nymph"
Ilia "Mother of Remus and Romulus"
Iliona "Hera turned her into a vampire for having an affair with Zeus"
Inferna "Proserpina's surname"
Intercidona "Goddess of birthing"
Iphimedeia "Daughter of Triopas - married to Aloeus, but in love with her grandfather"
Iphinome "An Amazon"
Jinx "Spell"
Julieann "Jove's child"
Julieanna "Jove's child"
Julieanne "Jove's child"
Juno "Wife of Jupiter"
Juturna "A nymph"
Jynx "Spell"
Lachesis "A Fury"
Lamia "Daughter of Poseidon"
Lampeto "An Amazon"
Laodamia "Daughter of Bellerophon"
Larentia "The she-wolf who nursed Remus and Romulus"
Larissa "A lover of Poseidon; joyful"
Larunda "A nymph"
Lativerna "Goddess of thieves"
Ledaea "Granddaughter of Leda"
Leirioessa "Mother of Narcissus"
Leiriope "Mother of Narcissus"
Leis "Mother of Althepus"
Leuconoe "Daughter of Poseidon"
Levana "Goddess and protector of newborn babies"
Levema "Goddess of thieves"
Libitina "Protectress of the dead"
Lima "Goddess of the threshold"
Limentina "Goddess of the threshold"
Lina "Goddess of weaving"
Liriope "Mother of Narcissus"
Loyda "Variant of Leda, mythological queen of Sparta"
Lua "Protectoress of things purified by ritual"
Lucania "Mother of Roma"
Lucinda "Goddess of childbirth"
Lucine "Roman goddess of childbirth"
Lucinna Roman goddess of childbirth"
Luperca "She-wolf who nursed Romulus and Remus"
Lysimache "Daughter of Priam"
Lysippe "An Amazon"
Maera "Daughter of Atlas"
Maia "Daughter d Atlas"
Majestas "Roman goddess of honor"
Majesty "Roman goddess of honor"
Mana "Protectress of stillborn babies"
Mania "Mother of souls"
Marcelina "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcelinda "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcella "Named for MArs, god of war"
Marcellina "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcelline "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcelyn "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcena "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marci "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcia "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcianne "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcine "Named for Mars, god of war"
Marcy "Of Mars"
Mardane "Of Mars"
Marde "Of Mars"
Marica "A nymph"
Marpe "An Amazon"
Marpesia "An Amazon"
Marpessa "Daughter of Alcippe"
Marsha "Of Mars"
Marsil "Of Mars"
Marsila "Of Mars"
Marsile "Of Mars"
Marsilla "Of Mars"
Martella "Of Mars"
Martina "Of Mars"
Martine "Of Mars"
May "Daughter of Atlas"
Maya "Daughter of Atlas"
Medea "Wife of Jason"
Medesicaste "Daughter of Priam"
Meditrina "Goddess of healing"
Melanippe "A nymph"
Melia "A nymph"
Melissa "A nymph"
Mellona "Goddess of honey"
Minerva "Goddess of wisdom"
Molpe "Siren"
Muta "Goddess of silence"
Myrina "An Amazon"
Myrtoessa "A nymph"
Naia "A nymph"
Naiadia "A nymph"
Naida "A nymph"
Napea "A nymph"
Napia "A nymph"
Nascio "Goddess of childbirth"
Nerina "Named for the Nereides"
Nerine "Named for the Nereides"
Nerio "Wife of Mars"
Neris "Named for the Nereides"
Neverita "Goddess of water, wife of Neptune"
Nixi "Goddesses who helped with childbirth"
Nox "Goddess of night"
Numeria "Goddesses of numbers"
Nymphamarina "Mermaid, sea nymph"
Ocyale "An Amazon"
Oenone "Daughter of Cebren"
Ops "Goddess of plenty"
Orbona "Protectress of sick children"
Oris "Mother of Euphemus"
Orphe "Lover of Dionysus"
Otrera "Mother of the Amazons"
Pales "Goddess of shepherds and flocks"
Pallantia "Daughter of Hercules"
Pallas "Daughter of Triton"
Paphos "Birthplace of Aphrodite"
Parca "Named for the Furies"
Parcae "Named for the Furies"
Parcia "Named for the Furies"
Pasithea "Mother of Pandion, goddess of hallucinations and hallucinogenic substances"
Peirene "Lover of Poseidon"
Penthesilea "Queen of the Amazons"
Perdix "Sister of Daedalus"
Pero "Mother of Asopus"
Pertunda "Juno's surname"
Phaedra "Daughter of Minos"
Phoebe "Daughter of Leda"
Phoenice "Mother of Torone"
Phrysia "Head goddess of Cybele"
Phylo "Handmaiden of Helen"
Pilumnus "Goddess of birthing"
Polemusa "An Amazon"
Pomona "Goddess of apples"
Polyxena "Daughter of Priam"
Potina "Blesses the food of children"
Praenestins "Fortuna's surname"
Proais "Lover of Hercules"
Proserpina "Goddess of the underworld"
Raidne "Siren"
Rhea "Mother of the gods"
Rhode "Daughter of Poseidon"
Rhodos "Daughter of Poseidon"
Rumina "Protectress of sleeping babies"
Runcina "Protectress of crops"
Salacia "Wife of Neptune"
Samia "Wife of Ancaeus"
Segesta "Daughter of Phoenodamas"
Semele "Mother of Dionysus"
Side "Wife of Orion"
Sidero "An evil nymph"
Sinope "Daughter of Ares"
Strenia "Goddess of healing, of strenuous tasks"
Suadela "Goddess of persuasion"
Syllis "A nymph"
Symaethis "River nymph loved by Pan"
Tarpeia "Goddess of death"
Telephassa "Wife of Agenor"
Teles "A Siren"
Tethys "Daughter of Gaea"
Thelxepeia "A Siren"
Thelxiepeia "A Siren"
Tiryns "Aunt of Hercules"
Trivia "Another name for Diana"
Tutilina "Goddess of harvest"
Venessa "Named for Venus"
Venita "Goddess of love and beauty"
Venus "Goddess of love and beauty"
Vesta "Goddess of the hearth"
Xanthe "A Amazon"
Zeuxippe "Daughter of Lamedon"