Archives: Elvish Names

Italian; short form of names ending in -dino (diminutives) such as Bernardino, diminutive of Bernardo, from BERNARD or Albrandino, ‘little sword’, Q. Macillë

Spanish or Basque, ‘one who listens to God’, Q. Erulastallë

Germanic; A combination of words for ‘bear’ and ‘brave, hardy’ Q. Morcohuorë

‘steward’ Q. Arandur (lit. king’s servant)

Germanic; 1) ‘serious’, ‘strong’, ‘firm’ Q. Tulco

Greek; ‘sweet’ Q. Lissë

English; ‘Bailiff’, ‘Steward’ Q. Arandur (lit. King’s servant, minister) The name is genderless in this form; add -ë for a specifically feminine name.

Latin; ‘faithful’, ‘trustworthy’ Q. Vorondo, Vorondon, Vórimo, Vórimon fem: Vorondë, Vórimë

Hebrew; a variant of JEREMIAH

Celtic; 1) “bear-man” Q. Morconer, Morco 2) “bear-king” Q. Morcaran, Aramorco 3) “stone” Q. Ondo