
Question: Names for an anciet mermaid?
In Kylie's town, Nereid Cove, the whole town is supposedly watched over by a nereid. I need a name for that nereid (which is like a mermaid). I was thinking Cyriarista, but is that too strange? Tell me what you think, and any Names are appreciated (unless its, like, Ariel. ).
Thanks!
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lol.........Cyriarista.... is .....peculiar...... no offense
if u wanna go fantasy girl, sylendria? or aliria
or how bout a nice normal name like renee
Coral (Reef Formation, Pinkish/Orange Color. Form of Sealife. From "corallium", the Latin word for the semiprecious natural sea growth, often deep pink to red in color. In Hebrew, the word means "fate, destiny, luck". Late 19th-century coinage. ) (English, Latin) (KOR-ul, KAWR-əl)
Molly (Bitter, Star of the Sea, Of the Sea, Pet form of Mary. In use since the late Middle Ages.) (Hebrew, Irish, Latin) (MAH-lee)
Cordelia (Cor=Heart Delia=from Delos, Of the Sea, Warm-Hearted, Sea Jewel, In Shakespeare's King Lear a woman of rare honesty, According to Geoffrey of Monmouth, Cordeilla was the youngest of the three daughters of King Lear and the only one to remain loyal to her father. When adapting the character for his play 'King Lear' (1606), Shakespeare altered the spelling to Cordelia.) (Latin, Greek, Celtic, English, Welsh) (kawr-DEL-ee-ə, kawr-DEL-yə, kohr-DEEL-yə, kohr-DEE-lee-ə, kor-DEEL-yah) *I've used this one before for a mermaid in one of my novels.*
Marella (Shining Sea, Star of the Sea, Sea of Bitterness, Rebelliousness, Wished For Child, To Sparkle) (Celtic, Irish, Hebrew, Spanish, Egyptian, Italian, Latin, Danish) (MerEHLah)
Morgana (Bright Sea, Circling sea or great brightness; bright or white sea dweller, Great Circle) (Welsh, Old-English) (MOR-g-ana, MOR-GAH-NA, MOR-GAN-A.)
Hope these help. - Cass
Cyriarista could work, but it's a little awkward to say/read.
If you're looking for different, try looking up the words "sea" and "ocean" in different languages. You might find one of them that you could change around the spelling of to make it feel older.
Alternatively, you could search on baby name sites using words like ocean, sea, water, or whatever, and look at all the name possibilities. You can always change the spellings or whatever, and just use the names as a sort of jumping off place.