Archives: Elvish Names

  • Sully

    Sully 1. Old Norse, from a combination of words for ‘cleft’ and ‘island’ Quenya: Cilyatol, Yáwetol 2. English, “to stain” Quenya:Vahta

  • Dwayne

    Gaelic; ‘little and dark’ Quenya: Morincë

  • Douglas

    Gaelic; 1. ‘dark river’ Quenya: Morisíro 2. ‘blood river’ Quenya: Sercesíro

  • Neshka

    ‘dear one’, ‘loved one’ Quenya: Melda, Meldë

  • Nathaniel, Nathanael

    Hebrew meaning ‘God-given’: Godgifeðe, Metodgifeðe

  • Craig

    English, Scottish, and Gaelic meaning ‘crag, rocks’. No direct translation for either of these exist, but possible interpretations are ‘stone’: Stán, and ‘stone valley’: Stándenu

  • Kyle

    From Scottish meaning ‘a narrow spur of land’. The closest translations I could find were ‘narrow land’, Nearogrund, and ‘narrow headland’, Nearonæs.

  • Loukas

    Greek meaning ‘from Lucania’, a region in Italy: Lucianan Greek form of the Latin name meaning ‘light’: Léoht, Léoma

  • Wesley

    Old English; ‘west meadow’ Quenya: Númelaire (f), Númelairo (m), Númelairon (m)

  • Jadyn, Jaden, Jadon

    1. Hebrew; ‘thankful’. Quenya: Hantalë (f), Hantalo (m) lit: ‘thanksgiving’ 2. A variant of JADE