These medication polls have brought something to my attention though! Given that I simply googled “list of medications” and took the first result and searched for names that sounded like MtG cards to me (blame drugs.com not me), I have had the thought that it would be fun to do this with the actual names of drugs instead of brand names! However I’m burnt out on the drug names thing myself at the moment (working on other silly polls that tickle my fancy) so I thought hey! Why not do some outsourcing! So if YOU know some drug names that sound like MtG cards/wizards/tolkien elves/etc, send them my way! If I get enough, I’ll make another poll!
Send them here in the tags or replies to this post! If you would like to be anon, please specify in the ask that this is what you’re suggesting, not an actual MtG card for the smash or pass
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I would find it so funny if we randomly meet a wizard with a name cloak of a proper noun that doesn't have another meaning (i.e. isn't already a word in English).
Sonder may be the closest we've gotten so far. It's a recently-coined word (at least in English) so potentially might not count yet as a word with a meaning outside of just being a name for this story (though I would not put it past Brennan to have heard of this word and use it for its other meaning).
Anyway, I'm hanging out for the day we meet a new character and
Hi guys! I have a list of magic names for you. I'm trying to stick to small, approachable lists so this is a shorter one. In the future I'll make lists about specific kinds of magic (healing, curses, divination, etc) Thanks :-)
2-5 syllables is the sweet spot for naming your wizard if you want it to seem serious. 1 syllable is like Chad or Mike seems jokey not right for a serious wizard. 6-7 is like Talphadelonameous and everyone is suddenly calling your wizard Talph and your back to 1 syllable territory. But 2-5 you've got your Gandalf, your Merlin, Your Zatanna, your Prospero, your Fujimoto, ideally you want a name that is gonna either be said in its entirety or will be shortened to two syllables. The less shortanable the better. Commands respect.
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[ disclaimer: my sincere apologies if there are any spelling/meaning/origin mistakes in any of my name lists, i am by no means a professional in this area, i just like creating lists to help aid storytellers. i do try my best to find each name’s corresponding origin/meaning/spelling but i am a human who is prone to make the odd mistake. p.s, i take requests! ]
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Acacia - Greek - Thorny
Acantha - Greek - Thorn, prickle
Adele - French diminutive of Adelaide - Noble, nobility
Aerwyna - English - Friend of the sea
Aife - Irish - Beauty, radiance
Aksana - Greek - Welcome to the stranger
Albina - Latin - White, bright
Alfreda - English - Elf counsel
Alice - German - Noble
Allegra - Italian - Joyful, lively
Allura - French - To entice, attract
Amaris - Hebrew - Given by God
Amaryllis - Greek - Sparkling
Amber - Arabic - Jewel
Ambrosine - Greek - Immortal
Anastasia - Greek - Resurrection
Andrea - Greek - Courageous, womanly
Andromeda - Greek - To be mindful of a man
Angelina - Greek - Messenger of God
April - Latin - To open
Araminta - Old English - Prayer, protection
Ardith - Hebrew - Flowering field
Aria - Italian/Albanian/Hebrew/Persian - Air, melody, Lioness of God, from gold, noble
Arianwyn - Welsh - White, holy silver
Artemesia - Greek - Gift from Artemis
Arwen - Old Welsh - Noble maiden
Asherah - Semitic - Goddess of motherhood & fertility, lady of the sea
Aster - Greek - Star
Astra - Greek/Norse/Latin - Star, divine strength, of the stars
Astrid - Scandinavian - Godly strength
Aurelia - Latin - Golden
Aurora - Latin - Dawn
Autumn - Latin - Fall, Autumn
Avery - Old French/Hebrew - Elf ruler
Azalea - English - A flower
Aziza - Arabic/Hebrew/Swahili - Powerful, beloved
Baptisia - Greek - To dip, immerse
Bathsheba - Hebrew - Daughter of the oath
Bea - Latin - Bringer of joy
Beatrix - Latin - She who brings happiness, blessed
Belinda - Italian/German - Beautiful, bright serpent, bright linden tree
Bellatrix - Latin - Warrior
Belle - French - Beautiful
Belphoebe - Latin - Beautiful, bright
Bethan - Hebrew diminutive of Elizabeth/Elisheba - Oath of God, God is satisfaction
Betla - Unknown - A woman who finds God in her oath
Blossom - English - To thrive, flourish
Blue - English - Colour
Bluebell - English - Flower
Blythe - English - Happy, carefree
Boudicca - Celtic - Victory
Briony - Greek - To grow luxuriantly
Cadence - English - Rhythm, flow
Calliope - Greek - Beautiful-voiced
Callista - Greek - She that is most beautiful
Caroline - Italian - Strong
Catrine - Greek - Pure
Cecelia - English - Blind
Celeste - French/Latin - Celestial, heavenly
Ceridwen - Celtic - The keeper of the cauldron, The Goddess of poetic inspiration
Cerys - Welsh - To love
Charlotte - French - Petite, free man
Chiara - Italian - Bright, clear, famous
Circe - Greek - Bird
Claudina - Italian - Lame
Claudine - French - Lame
Clementine - Latin - Merciful, gentle, mild
Clio - Greek - Celebrate
Clover - English - Key
Constance - Latin - Constant
Coraline - Latin - Coral
Cordelia - Latin/Celtic/French - Heart, jewel of the sea, heart of a Lion
Cornelia - Irish - Strong willed, wise
Cosima - Greek - Order, decency
Cynthia - Greek - From Mount Cynthus, moon Goddess
Cyrene - Greek - Sovereign Queen
Cyrilla - Greek - Lordly, proud
Daffodil - Dutch - Asphodel
Dahlia - Hebrew - Flowering branch
Daisy - Old English - Day's eye
Daphne - Greek - Laurel tree, bay tree
Davina - Scottish/Hebrew - Beloved
Dawn - Old English - The first appearance of light, daybreak
So tired of teenage magicians with normal ass names. Where are all the stupid wizard names? The family name thats been passed down for generations and sounds like Merlin farted on a scroll? Like, yes you can go by Alex so you aren't bullied in high school, but your true wizard name is and always will be Humpledorn Scrimbimplepuff, and thats that
