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Since eternity, magic, sorcery, and supernatural objects have captured the human imagination. The ability to do things beyond our human capabilities fills us with awe and wonder. No wonder, even in present times, magical baby names are a favorite among parents. Harry Potter can be attributed to starting the craze for wizards and sorcerers in recent times. Besides that, Disney films have contributed to the popularity of fairies, pixies, mermaids, and all magical creatures. Series like Lord of the Rings and Percy Jackson have similarly contributed to the popularity of mythical beings like elves, dwarves, nymphs, gods, and goddesses. Many other such movies, books, and TV shows have also become fan favorites. We have curated a list of baby names inspired by characters from magical stories in this post.
Key Pointers
- Names inspired by magical creatures and fairies are Ariel, Dariyah, Giselle, and Nixie.
- The names in this list have soothing meanings that only add to their charm.
- Research your preferred name well to ensure you choose the one with positive connotations.
Magical, Fairy, Enchanting, And Mermaid Baby Names For Girls
You can enchant your little girl’s life using our curated list of magical baby girl names inspired by mythology, fiction, and more. These names will help your little girl stand out and always have a story to tell when asked the meaning behind her name.
1. Aerwyna
Don’t you think this melodic name would have sounded great on an elf in The Lord of the Rings? With roots in Old English, Aerwyna means ‘friend of the sea’. Aerwyna could also be a variant of Erwina, which has Old German origins and means ‘friend of the army’ or ‘friend of the boar.’ Either way, this elvish-sounding name is quite similar to Eowyn and Arwen from The Lord of the Rings.
2. Ailsa
Ailsa is the name of the stunning islet in the Clyde, which is also nicknamed as ‘Island of Alfisgr’. And it translates to ‘elf victory’. Could it be any more apt for your wee one? This name could also be considered a variation of Elsa, another popular magical girl name from Disney’s Frozen.
3. Aine
Aine is an Irish name derived from the proto-Celtic word ‘aidna’ and means ‘radiance’. In Irish mythology, she’s the queen of fairies. She is also considered the goddess of love and fertility in Irish legend. Moreover, she was also the Irish goddess of summer and was celebrated at the summer solstice (1). It is an apt name for your child with ethereal beauty.
4. Alfreda
We had absolutely no idea that Alfreda means ‘elf power’. This makes us like it even more. Alfreda’s diminutives are Freda and Freddie.
Trivia5. Alice
Alice is the name of the imaginative and curious protagonist of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and the Disney movie of the same name. This classic and feminine name, meaning ‘of the nobility,’ has Germanic origins. Alica has featured among the top 1000 names for girls in the US since 1900 (2).
6. Alvina
Alvina is the female variant of Alvin and means ‘elf-friend’. This name has Old English origins and has an elvish sound that sounds magical. It was quite popular in the US in the early 20th century (2).
7. Ariel
This one needs no introduction. Too bad it does not come along with the red hair. And did you know that Ariel is also the symbolic name for Jerusalem? This name means ‘lion of the God’. The name was used by William Shakespeare for The Tempest. Ariel is also the name of one of Uranus’s moons (3).
8. Asherah
A name with a royal ring, Asherah does have Hebrew origins, but it’s also the name of the goddess of fertility and motherhood. She is mentioned as one of the three great goddesses of the Canaan people in the Old Testament (4). This moniker means ‘she who walks in the sea’.
9. Asia
Asia isn’t just the name of a continent. In Greek mythology, Asia was Oceanus’ daughter and Prometheus and Atlas’ mother. This name means ‘sunrise’. This name can be traced back to the ancient Akkadian language. Sweet, substantial, and motherly! Incidentally, Asia is also a Polish name that is used as a diminutive of Joanna.
10. Asteria
This name from Greek mythology, meaning ‘like a star’ sounds magical to us. What do you think about this hypnotic name? You can also opt for the simple forms Astra or Aster.
11. Aubrey
This upscale unisex name is shooting up the charts for girls. Its most familiar namesake is Aubrey Plaza, the star of Parks and Recreation. Aubrey means ‘elf ruler’. This name has been among the top 100 names in the US for girls since 2006 (2). Parents may be drawn to this name because of its similarity to the stylish Audrey, too.
12. Aurora
The sight of magnificent green lights dancing in the sky is no less than a magical phenomenon. Aurora Borealis, better known as the Northern Lights, takes place when the electrons collide with the upper atmosphere. This Latin name means ‘the dawn’. Thename became popular as a magical name when it was associated with the princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty. It is spelled as Aurore in French and Avrora in Russian and Ukrainian.
Trivia13. Avery
Isn’t it fascinating that a last name first started as a male name, but is now used mostly for the girls, probably because of its similarity to Ivory and Ava. Avery means ‘ruler of elves’. As a girl’s name, Avery has been among the top 20 in the US since 2011 (2).
14. Calypso
In the Greek mythology, Calypso was the beguiling sea nymph, known for her captivating beauty, who falls in love with Odysseus. It means ‘she that conceals’. Calypso is also the name of a style of Caribbean music.
15. Celeste
Celestial bodies such as the stars, planets, and galaxies, for most of us, are full of magic and mystery. Celeste originates in Latin and means ‘heavenly’. What an elegant and regal name! Celeste has been among the top 1000 names for girls in the US since 1900 (2).
16. Coralia
Coralia, meaning ‘like coral’, was the name of a mermaid in a ballet based on Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué’s Undine. We feel it’s a perfect option for parents looking for something rarer than Coral or Coraline.
17. Cyrena
Cyrena or Cyrene was a Thessalian princess who killed a lion that attacked her father’s sheep. The Sun God Apollo, who was impressed by this, built a city named Cyrenaica for her. Cyrena means ‘power’ or ‘authority.’
18. Daenerys
This invented name, belonging to the dragon girl from Game of Thrones has gained traction in real life big time.
19. Dariyah
This is an apt mermaid name for girls. Dariyah is the spelling variation of the Persian name Daria, meaning ‘sea’. It isn’t sweet or girly, but has a brave and bold feel to it.
20. Deema
Here’s one of the coolest fantasy names for girls. This name is inspired by the Nickelodeon series Bubble Guppies, which centers on a group of fantastical mermaid preschoolers and their adventures with their teacher, Mr. Grouper. Deema is an Arabic name meaning ‘rain’.
21. Delphine
Yes, we know that Delphine sounds more like dolphins than mermaids. But aren’t these two creatures magnificent? This elegant and ladylike French name means ‘dolphin’. It also means ‘of Delphi.’ As Delphi is the place where the Oracle lived, it has a magical association. Children will like this name because it is a part of the Peppa Pig universe too.
22. Doris
With the revival of Dorothea and Dorothy, Doris also has a chance of making it back to the list. It’s the name of an ocean nymph in Greek mythology and means ‘gift of the ocean’. A diminutive of Doris is Dory, which links it with the lovely cartoon.
23. Elvina
This moniker sounds something like elven in the truest sense. It means ‘elf-friend’.
24. Fairy
This is a simple and straightforward option best used as a term of endearment. If you’re a Pokémon lover, you’ll know that Fairy type is one of the kinds of Pokémons.
25. Fay
Fay is a short and sweet name, derived from the Old English word ‘faie’, which means fairy. Its alternate spelling is Faye or Fae.
26. Fiona
Fiona comes from the Old Irish name Finn, which means ‘white’ or ‘blessed.’ It is spelled as Gwenn or Gwen in other languages. Princess Fiona from the Shrek movies made this a household name. Fiona Shaw is an Irish actress known for her work in theater and movies and is considered one of the greatest Irish actors. She starred as Harry Potter’s aunt Petunia in the Harry Potter film series.
27. Giselle
Giselle is a naïve and pure-hearted princess of Andalsia from the movie Enchanted. For the typical French feel, pronounce it as ‘Ghee-Zah-Elle’ not ‘Jiz-elle’. It means ‘pledge’.
28. Hermione
The Harry Potter heroine has a name that stands out, just like the witty and intelligent wizard. In Greek mythology, Hermione is King Menelaus and Helen’s daughter. Her name means ‘messenger’. Hermione was also one of the main characters in William Shakespeare’s 17th-century play The Winter’s Tale.
29. Isla
The name Isla is derived from one of the most beautiful islands of Scotland, which is also referred to as The Queen of the Hebrides. A perfect name for a girl who’ll take on the world and will even win it. The correct pronunciation of Isla is ‘Eye-La’. Isla has been among the top 1000 names for girls in the US since 2008 (2).
30. Kaia
This name just rolls off the tongue. And it doesn’t just sound cute, but has lovely meanings as well. In Hawaiian, Kaia means ‘the sea’ and in Greek, it means ‘pure’. Could there be a better inspiration for a baby girl name? Kaia has been among the top 1000 names in the US since 2000 and is steadily increasing in popularity (2).
31. Kelpie
In Celtic mythology, Kelpie was the name of the supernatural water-horse who transformed herself into a beautiful woman to lure people into traps. This name means ‘heifer’.
32. Lorelei
This name is taken from the German folktales, where Lorelei was the sensual mermaid of the Rhine River, whose haunting voice led to many shipwrecks. This sophisticated name means ‘alluring’.
33. Maraja
If you want a rare and mystical name for your little girl, Maraja is the one for you. This royal name originates from Esperanto language and means ‘made of the sea’. It is spelled as Mar in Catalan and Spanish.
34. Marceline
This enchanting baby name meaning ‘defender of the sea’ also happens to be the name of the lead girl in the animated television show Adventure Time. A common diminutive of this name is Celine.
35. Marin
Marin, with its roots in Gaelic and Irish, means ‘star of the sea’. Sounds a lot chicer than Marina.
36. Maurelle
This French name, meaning ‘elfin’, is also associated with a blue-violet color dye in France.
37. Melia
This rich and melodic short form of Amelia is also the name of a nymph in Greek mythology. Melia means ‘work’.
38. Melisande
This mellifluous fairy tale name would make a lovely pick for a 21st-century girl. It means ‘strong in work’. It was first used by Maurice Maeterlinck in his 1893 play Pelléas et Mélisande. It is also quite similar to Melisandre, who appears in Game of Thrones.
39. Melody
Melody is the name of Ariel’s daughter in Disney’s Little Mermaid. It has been among the top 1000 names for girls in the US since 1942 and has top 200 in 2012 (2). Melody means ‘music’.
40. Melusine
According to a medieval tale, Melusine was the name of one of the three sisters lost on the Isle of Avalon. Melusine, the eldest sister, was forced to spend one day a week as a mermaid. Melusine means ‘dark skinned’.
41. Meri
If you wish for an alternative to the classic and somewhat common name Mary, Meri is the one for you. It’s a beautiful Finnish name, meaning ‘the sea’.
42. Miranda
This name featured in a British comedy film in which a lonely fisherman catches a mermaid named Miranda and together they go on a journey to London. It was first created by William Shakespeare for his leading character in the play The Tempest. Miranda means ‘marvelous’. It is also the name of one of the moons of Uranus (3).
43. Molly
Molly is another adorable character from Bubble Guppies. Molly originated as a nickname, but has been used as a standalone name since the Middle Ages. Molly means ‘bitter’. Molly Weasley is a much-loved character from the Harry Potter series and is the mother of the Weasley children, including Ron and Ginny.
44. Muirgen
This is a perfect magical girl name. According to Irish folklore, Muirgen was a human who was transformed into a mermaid. She was caught from the sea after 300 years, baptized, and turned into a saint. Muirgen means ‘born of the sea’.
45. Naida
Looking for an otherworldly name? Look right here. Naida, meaning ‘water nymph’, would make an excellent option for girls born under any of the water signs – Pisces, Cancer, or Scorpio.
46. Navi
Navi is the name of the fairy in the video game, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. This Hebrew name is the nickname of Gamma Cassiopeia, bestowed on her by astronaut Gus Grissom. Navi means ‘to name’.
47. Nerissa
Nerissa is an offbeat alternative to Marissa and Nerissa. It featured in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. Nerissa means ‘from the sea’. It could also mean ‘nymph’ or ‘sea sprite.’ Ultimately, Nerissa comes from the name of the Greek sea god Nereus.
48. Nixie
As per the German folklore, Nixie is the name of the mermaid-like sprite dwelling in the sea. You can consider it as an update for Nicki or a substitute for Pixie. Nixie means ‘water nymph’.
49. Ondine
Ondine is the name of a German water sprite who gets married to a mortal, but leads a disturbed life. Meaning ‘little wave’, this name rose to fame via Audrey Hepburn’s character Ondine on Broadway.
50. Oona
We quite like this name. It’s short, sweet, and belongs to one of the guppies in the series. The double ‘o’ adds oomph to this name. Oona means ‘lamb’. It is often spelled as Una. Oona or Oonagh is the queen of fairies in Irish and Scottish mythologies. In recent years, a bestselling novel named Oona Out of Order made this name a household choice.
51. Parisa
This Persian name, meaning ‘like a fairy’ sounds much more distinctive than Paris or Parisa. It is a perfect example of how you can turn an ordinary name into extraordinary with just a change in the letter.
52. Pixie
Pixie is basically a term used for supernatural beings that are portrayed as tiny, human-like creatures with pointed hats and ears. This magical baby girl name is on the rise, thanks to the name with the letter ‘x’ in it. Pixie means ‘fairy’. It can also be spelled as Pyxie.
53. Radella
Radella is one of the most unusual names we’ve come across. Definitely a fresher alternative to ella ending names. It means ‘elfin advisor’.
54. Sabrina
There is something divine about the name Sabrina. It was the name of the water nymph in Comus by John Milton. Besides, it’s the name of a Celtic River goddess too. The meaning of Sabrina is ‘from Cyprus’. Sabrina the Teenage Witch brought this name to the limelight in the late 1990s. The comics and subsequent TV and movie adaptations made it a popular name. Since 1954, Sabrina has been among the top 1000 names for girls in the US (2).
Trivia55. Sen
Short, sweet, and utterly adorable, in Japanese mythology, Sean is the name of a mythological forest elf. Since it isn’t used much in the Western part of the world, it would make a rare name for your daughter. Sen means ‘lotus flower’ in Vietnamese.
56. Sereia
Sereia is Portuguese for mermaid. It’s probably derived from Siren, which is also a name for mermaids.
57. Siofra
Siofra is soft, frilly, shimmering, and a wonderful alternative to Sophie or Sophia. It’s an Irish Gaelic name, meaning ‘elf’ or ‘sprite’. You need to pronounce this name as ‘Sheef-RA’.
58. Tabitha
In the 60s series, Bewitched, Tabitha is the name of the half-witch daughter of Samantha. This quirky name reached its peak in the 70s. Tabitha means ‘gazelle’. Tabitha was also a woman who was restored to life by Saint Peter in the New Testament. Tibby and Tabby are some of the diminutives for Tabitha.
59. Tiana
This moniker gained a huge fan following the release of Princess and the Frog. Tiana means ‘fairy queen’. It was originally the short form of names such as Tatiana and Christiana before transitioning into a standalone first name. Since 1975, it has been ruling the popularity charts in the US (2).
60. Titania
Titania is the name of the Queen of Fairies in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. This moniker has a lacy and delicate charm, just like its bearer. Titania means ‘great one’. This is also the name of one of the moons of Uranus (3).
Magical, Fairy, Enchanting And Mermaid Baby Names For Boys
These fascinating and enchanting baby names for boys have magic woven into every syllable. From unique names like Arion and Zephyr to more familiar ones like Blade and Cosmo, these names will intrigue your baby boy’s identity.
61. Aelfdene
Aelfdene, meaning ‘from the Elfin valley’, would sound great in the middle spot. It’s mysterious, magical, and enigmatic.
62. Aladdin
The Arabian lad from the movie of the same name was a revolution in itself. It was for the first time a thief was made the male protagonist in a Disney fairy tale based film. Aladdin means ‘height of religion’. It is derived from the name Ala ad-Din.
63. Alfred
Alfred is a Germanic name that means ‘elf counsel.’ It has constantly been among the top 1000 names for boys in the US since 1900. While it was quite popular in the early 20th century, its popularity has decreased in the following decades (2). However, in England and Wales, Alfred is among the highest-ranking names for boys (5).
64. Alvaro
We love this name because it means ‘army of elves’. And the final ‘o’ increases the attractiveness of this name manifold. Quite a wondrous name, isn’t it? It was the name of several kings in the ancient kingdom of Kongo, present-day Angola in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In Spanish, Castilian, and Portuguese countries, Alvaro is quite popular, with several soldiers and noblemen carrying this name. Spanish actor Alvaro Morte of Money Heist and The Wheel of Time series is a notable figure with this name.
65. Alvin
A magical name that’s now tied to the chipmunks, all thanks to the movie, Alvin and the Chipmunks. Alvin means ‘friend of elves’. In the US, Alvin has been among the top 1000 names for boys since 1900 (2).
66. Arion
In Greek mythology, Arion is the immortal and super swift horse endowed with the power of speaking. He is the son of the gods Poseidon and Demeter. In Hebrew, Arion means ‘melodious’. This name can be spelled as Areion, Aryon, Arian, Arien, and Arione.
67. Aslan
This grand name is taken from C.S. Lewis’ magical book, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. The name has Turkic origins and means ‘lion.’ It was used as a byname or title by several Turkic rulers.
68. Basil
Basil is the sprite from the American musical television show, Johnny and the Sprites. A name with upper-class vibes, Basil means ‘regal’. Incidentally, Basil is also an Arabic name that means ‘brave’ or ‘valiant.’
69. Bayard
Bayard was the magical and beautiful horse given to Rinaldo. This French name means ‘auburn haired’.
70. Blade
This name brings to mind the vampire hunter and Marvel superhero from the movie Blade. Blade means ‘wealthy glory’. It could also refer to the ‘leaf of a plant.’
71. Borak
Legends are full of magical horses. Al-Borak is the magical horse that took Prophet Muhammad from Earth to the 7th heaven. This name means ‘the lightning’.
72. Caspian
This place name has been attracting a lot of attention from modern parents of late. It even inspired Mr. Lewis to pick it for his novel, Chronicles of Narnia Series.
Trivia73. Cedric
Cedric Diggory was the character who competed against Harry Potter in the game of Quidditch. It was invented by Sir Walter Scott for a character in his 1819 novel Ivanhoe. So it would be a good option if you want something uncommon for your son. Cedric means ‘bounty’.
74. Cleon
Here we’re referring to the Fairy of the Night Cleon from the video game Bust-a-Move 4. It’s used for a female fairy here, but Cleon is essentially a baby boy name, meaning ‘glorious’.
75. Cosmo
Cosmo is the name of Timmy Turner’s fairy godfather in the animated television series, The Fairly Odd Parents. This expansive Greek name, meaning ‘order’ would make a creative pick for your son. Cosmo can be traced back to the third century where it was the name of a Christian martyr.
76. Cullen
This name has Irish origins and means ‘handsome’. Cullen is the surname of the most beloved vampire family of all time, the gorgeous Cullens from Twilight Saga. Although it was used as a surname in the series, it gained popularity as a first name for boys. Since 1974, it has been among the top 1000 names for boys in the US (2).
77. Draco
This name gained widespread popularity via the blonde-haired, menacing wizard Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter series. Draco means ‘dragon’.
78. Dylan
Dylan is the cute and energetic hippie from the BBC television show Magic Roundabout. This Welsh name means ‘son of the sea’. It is also associated with Bob Dylan, which makes it popular with music fans, too. Since 1966, this name has enjoyed immense popularity (2).
79. Easton
Easton originates from the Old English phrase that means ‘island of stones’, but it means ‘magical power’. It could also mean ‘east town.’ Since 1995, Easton has found unprecedented popularity in the US, and it has been among the top 100 names since 2012 (2).
80. Edward
The name has flown to the top of the popularity charts, thanks to the pale, brooding, and sparkling character in the Twilight series. After all, if you can consider Cullen, then why not Edward? This Old English name means ‘rich guard’. Since 1900, Edward has been among the most-loved names for boys in the US (2).
81. Eric
Eric is the charming prince from The Little Mermaid. This popular Scandinavian name has been rocking the charts in the United States (2). It means ‘eternal ruler’ and is also spelled as Erik.
82. Finn
Finn means ‘white or fair’. It could be associated with Irish mythology as it is the name of Finn McCool (Fionn mac Cumhaill), who was a legendary hero. Alternatively, it could be an Old Norse name meaning ‘person from Finland.’ Since 2000, Finn has been among the top 1000 names for boys in the US (2). It is also associated with Huckleberry Finn from the Tom Sawyer stories.
83. Flynn
Flynn is the male lead from the fairy tale remake Tangled. This lovely name means ‘son of the red-haired one’. Since 2011, this name has seen quite some popularity (2).
84. Gandalf
Gandalf is an Old Norse name, meaning ‘wand elf’, Besides, it also refers to the Wizard from Tolkien’s masterpiece Lord of the Rings.
85. Gary
Gary is the chubby overseer fairy in Tinkerbell. This name cracked into the top 10 list in the year 1950, largely because of Gary Cooper. Gary means ‘spearman’. Gary Oldman is a popular actor with this name.
86. Gil
Gil is the rambunctious merman of the Nickelodeon series Bubble Guppies. His infectious energy and curiosity inspire viewers to lead an adventurous life. This Hebrew name means ‘happiness’.
87. Hansel
This spiritual name instantly brings to mind the lead of the fairytale, Hansel and Gretel. The plus point is that this name isn’t widely used in any part of the world. Hansel means ‘god is gracious’.
88. Harry
Harry Potter redefined magic for us. This half-blood wizard played a crucial role in several battles, including destroying the Horcruxes of Voldemort. Harry means ‘estate ruler’ and is a variant of Henry. This name has been among the top 1000 names for boys in the US since 1900 (2). It is quite popular in England and Wales, too, where it is also associated with the royal family (5).
89. Jack
Jack, as in Jack in the Green, a colorful figure covered in flowers and greeneries, appeared in the folklore Robin Hood. Jack also brings to mind Jack Sparrow, the irrepressible pirate, or the boy who climbed the giant beanstalk in the story Jack and the Beanstalk. Jack means ‘god is gracious’. Jack has enjoyed immense popularity in the US since 1900 (2).
90. Jareth
Jareth is the Goblin King from the fantasy movie Labyrinth. This moniker sounds like a combination of Jared and Gareth and means ‘bled of jar’.
91. Jiminy
Parents who aren’t afraid of thinking out of the box can opt for Jiminy, the beloved cricket from the movie Pinocchio. In fact, this name became so popular that ‘Jiminy Cricket!’ is a common exclamation for surprise! Jiminy is a variation of James and means ‘supplanter’.
92. Magus
Magus has the roof of the word magic in it, and that’s what makes it magical. Coincidentally, this name means ‘sorcerer’.
93. Oberon
Oberon is the English form of the French name Auberon and means ‘elf ruler’. In A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Oberon was the king of fairies.
94. Peter
This name references the beloved Peter Pan, the mischievous young boy capable of flying. This pleasant Greek name means ‘rock’. Since the early 20th century, Peter has been a beloved name for boys in the US (2).
95. Phillip
Both Phillip and Philip are quite well-loved in the US (3). Phillips means ‘lover of horses’.
96. Regin
In Norse mythology, Regin was a blacksmith well-versed in dark magic. It means ‘a mythical blacksmith’.
97. Terence
Terence is the Dust-talent Sparrowman from Tinkerbell. This name hails from the Irish neighborhoods of New York and Boston and means ‘smooth’.
98. Triton
Triton is perhaps one of the most famous mermen of all time. Disney lovers would instantly recognize him after Ariel’s father in The Little Mermaid. Triton means ‘son of Poseidon’.
99. Tyrion
Tyrion is one of the literary names entering the dictionary via George R. R. Martin’s Game of the Thrones. It means ‘one who is from the Land of Eoghan’.
100. Zephyr
This name is taken from Greek mythology, where Zephyr is the Greek god of the west wind. This magical boy name was picked by Robby Benson and Sean Parker for their sons. Zephyr means ‘west wind’.
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When you have to choose a name for your baby, a few hundreds of names may not be just enough. Keep digging our mine of baby names until you find that one precious gem.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are there any cultural or religious considerations when choosing a magical baby name?
The religious and cultural significance should be considered when choosing a magical name. Some names may be reserved for some religiously important cause, and random allocation of such names may hurt the sentiments of a specific community.
2. Can having a magical baby name influence a child’s personality or future in any way?
There is no scientific evidence that names can influence a child’s personality. However, many believe it does and that numerology and astrology may significantly affect it.
3. Can the baby’s birth month influence the choice of a magical baby name?
Many believe that the birth month of a child influences their characteristics and traits and may need to select a name accordingly.
The conception and birthing of a baby are no less than a miracle, and so, you may be in awe of your little one even before they are born. Hence, you may consider looking for a baby name that alludes to fairies, mermaids, or magical creatures. Thus, we have curated this list of magical baby names derived from mythologies and popular fairy tales and movies. Browse through this elaborate list of dreamy names with meanings to find the one that would best suit your little one.
Infographic: Magical Names For Boys And Girls
Every once in a while, we love to transport ourselves to the magical world of fairies, unicorns, and rainbows. So, why not give your little one a name inspired by such mythical creatures? The infographic below presents a list of magical names. Pick your favorite name for your adorable baby! Illustration: Momjunction Design Team
Illustration: Breathtaking Fairy Mermaid And Magical Baby Names
Image: Stable Diffusion/MomJunction Design Team
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References
- Áine, Radiant Goddess of Summer.
https://www.academia.edu/86091890/%C3%81ine_Radiant_Goddess_of_Summer - Popularity of name.
https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/ - Moons of Uranus.
https://science.nasa.gov/uranus/moons/ - Asherah/Asherim: Bible.
https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/article/asherahasherim-bible - England & Wales Baby Names.
https://names.darkgreener.com
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