| Name |
Language |
Meaning |
| -
A - |
|
Aelita
Ala
Alberic
Albreda
Alfeo
Alfi
Alfred
Alfreda
Alfredo
Alger
Alpin
Alpinolo
Alured
Alvar
Alverdine
Asleif
Auberon
Aubrey
Avalon
Avery |
(Nig)
(OG)
(OG)
(OE)
(OE)
(OE)
(OE)
(OE)
(OE)
(Teut/Scot)
(Teut/It)
(OE)
(OE)
(OE)
(Teut)
(OF)
(Celt)
(OE)
|
Princess of the planet Mars
name of the earth goddess; wing
elf
council from the elves
council from the elves
elf power
council from the elves
elf power
council from the elves
spear from the elves
elf
elf friend
council from the elves
army of elves
council from the elves
a protector to the Norwegian prince Harald
king of the fairies
elf ruler
island of apples in Celtic myth
elf ruler |
|
| - B - |
|
Baldred
Beowulf
Bilbo
Bunty
Bunyan
Byamee |
(Teut/Scot)
(Baggins)
(Abor) |
a hermit who lived in a cave on the Firth of Forth
an Anglo-Saxon hero who saved King Hrothgar from Grendel
hero of The Hobbit
a young character from The Seven Little Australians
Paul Bunyan was a great folk hero of the USA
a wise god of Aboriginal legend |
| - C - |
|
Camelot
Celie
Cinderella |
|
the legendary court of King Arthur
long-suffering heroine of The Colour Purple by Alice Walker
the fairytale waif who marries a prince |
| - D - |
|
Delfina
Delpfine |
(Teut)
(Teut) |
elfin
elfin |
| - E - |
|
Elfrida
Elgar
Elvin
Elvina
Elwin
Elysia
Erlina |
(OE)
(OE)
(OE)
(OE)
(Anglo Sax)
(Lat)
(OE) |
elf power
noble elf
elf friend, or high-born friend
noble friend, elf friend
friend of the elf
Eneene Polynesian mythological warrior
little elf |
| - F - |
|
Fay
Fayette
Fee |
(OF)
(OF)
(OF) |
fairy
little fairy
fairy |
| - G - |
|
Galldora
Gamelyn
Gulliver |
|
the story-time rag doll
from The Tale of Gamelyn, of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathon Swift |
| - I - |
|
Iduna |
|
in Viking myth, the wife of Bragi,
the god of poetry |
| - J - |
|
Jinx |
(Lat) |
spell |
| - K - |
|
Kelandra |
|
a great warrior of Javanese fable |
| - L - |
|
Latanya |
|
Russian fairy princess |
| - M - |
|
Mab
Madri
Maui
Meliora
Melusine
Meru
Miao Shan |
(Gael/Ir)
(Sanskrit)
(Sanskrit)
(Chin) |
joy; Queen Mab is monarch of the fairies
the legendary sister of the King of Madras
the fifth and weakest son of Taranga in Maori legend
the sister of Melusine, the water fairy
the water fairy
the mountain at the centre of the world in Hindi mythology
in Chinese legend, the princess who visited the underworld |
| - N - |
|
Nissa |
(Scan) |
friendly elf or fairy |
| - P - |
|
Pania
Perizada
Pilotte
Pixie |
(Maori)
(Per)
|
a sea-maiden who married a mortal
fairy-born
a dog that saved a settlement in a Canadian Indian tale
elf; of obscure origin |
| - S - |
|
Sedana
Shea
Snow White |
(Gael/Ir)
|
a prince of a Javanese fable, who marries the Princess Scri
from the fairy fort; scientific, ingenious one
the fairytale heroine rescued by her prince |
| - T - |
|
Tapairo
Taranga
Thyrza |
(Poly)
(Maori)
(Gk) |
the fairy woman of Raratonga
the mother of Maui, in Maori legend
wand |
| - W - |
|
Wandinja |
(Abor) |
a god and creator of lands, in
Aboriginal legend |
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