Fantasy Baby Names
Fantasy names draw from mythology, legend and the imagination. They carry an otherworldly quality that feels both ancient and fresh. Names like Arwen, Oberon, Lyra and Orion have roots in the stories humans have told for millennia.
These are not made-up names without meaning. Most fantasy names trace back to Greek mythology, Norse legend, Arthurian romance or celestial objects. They carry real etymology and real history, even if they feel like they belong in another world.
If you want a name with a sense of wonder, browse the collection below. Each entry includes the name's real-world origins, meaning and cultural context.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are fantasy names too unusual for everyday use?
Not necessarily. Names like Luna, Arya, Phoenix and Orion have entered the mainstream in recent years. Many fantasy names are easier to wear than you might expect.
Where do fantasy names come from?
Most draw from Greek, Roman or Norse mythology, Arthurian legend, celestial bodies, or classic fantasy literature. They have real etymological roots even when they feel otherworldly.
Can fantasy names work in professional settings?
Many can. Cassandra, Tristan, Arthur and Diana are all names with fantasy and mythological connections that work perfectly in any professional context.