Byron
Old English, “someone who lived near a barn or cowshed.”
Heathcliff
English, “cliff near the heath.”
Artemis
Greek, “safe” or “sound.”
Lewis
English, “famous warrior” or “renowned fighter.”
Iphigenia
Greek, “of royal birth, born strong.”
Vanessa
Latin, “butterfly.”
Sauron
Literary name.
Pellinore
Literary name.
Caliban
Literary and mythology name.
Titania
Greek, “land of giants.”
Amanda
Latin, “worthy of love.”
Narya
Modern invented literary name.
Tennyson
English, “son of Dennis.”
Ollivander
Literary name.
Salinger
French from Germanic, topographic or habitational surname.
Elletra
Italian and Greek, “shinning.”
Ellaria
Arabic, literary name.
Juliet
French, “youthful.”
Lilliet
American literary name.
Astrophel
English literary name.
Ronja
Swedish literary name.
Myra
Greek, “myrrh.”
Leonora
Italian, “light.”
Phaedre
Greek, “bright.”
Crusoe
English literary name.
Heidi
German, “of noble birth.”
Theoden
Literary name.
Rumi
Japanese, “lapis lazuli.”
Lyra
Greek, “lyre.”
Corisande
Old French from Greek, “chorus-singer, heart swan, heart of a saint.”
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