Here's a couple names I came across. I don't know that you'll like them. I like pretty, complicated names that come from some sort of text or have a specific meaning.
Whether or not you use them, it was fun looking them up.
-- Amaya ("night rain" in Japanese)
-- Aethelinda ("noble serpent/dragon"--Old English )
-- Uttara ("royal daughter/star"--Sanskrit)
-- Zaria (related to "Sarah" and "Zara", so "Princess" or "Radience")
-- Malandra (modern name "Dark Serpent/Defender of Mankind")
-- Medusa ("Guardian"-- Latin, of course made famous by the Greek Medusa with the snake-hair
)
-- Tiamat (Babylonian dragon-goddess from the ancient text "Enuma Elish")
Originally Posted by AzureN1ght
Here's a couple names I came across. I don't know that you'll like them. I like pretty, complicated names that come from some sort of text or have a specific meaning.
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