Arden Name Meaning Novels & Stories

I gently removed my hand from him, wishing I could do that right away. Seeing the sadness on my face, Ares started to cheer me up. "My name, given to me by my father, was the name of a god of war," he told me. I raised my head and stared at his handsome face. "I was thinking about a name that would suit you well and the name Aphrodite is the right name," he said. "Aphrodite," I repeated. "A goddess of beauty and love," Ares told me. "She had red hair just like you."

Two months passed by. After a few brainstorming, Ace and I finally decided on a name. We decided to name him Adrian Zaire. Adrian because I want it to start with the letter A like Ace. Means Dark in Latin and Rich in Greek. Dark because I had given birth to him during the time of darkness, but I knew he is going to bring me the bounty of happiness. And Zaire because my baby is fond of Rivers. He likes to stare at the waters that I had to build a water fountain on the entrance of our throne. I also transferred to the river near here so I could watch over him when he decided to play around when he grows up.

He replied calmly, though he couldn't hide the smile that bloomed on his face. " Oh... What does Aiden mean? " " Well... If, letter ' n ' is added to it, it becomes ' Aidenn ' which means Paradise... " " Oh wow... " " You know, Sis. The French version of my name is Marie... " " I know that, The French version of my name, is still, ' Mèlissa ' depending on how my name is spelt. " " Yeah... " " By the way, Aiden... " Surprisingly, Malisa didn't have a problem calling out his name, the words just flowed freely out of her mouth without any obstruction...

I agreed, remembering her round, red cheeks. "What name should we give her?" I asked thoughtfully. "What about Mary?" Dean raised an eyebrow. "Why Mary?" I asked. "Because she's an angel?" Dean stated. "No, I want a name with a different meaning," I said, thinking of some names from my mother's diary. "Hmm..." I murmured, mentally flipping through the options. "How about Amelia?" "And what does it mean?" Dean asked, curious. It means "hardworking, diligent, strength, etc," at least that's what I read in my mother's book. – I smiled.

he suggested. Ariana continued to frown. "Why isn't that name on your identity card?" she asked again. Gerald just shrugged his shoulders. "Because that name I only tell to special people," he said, shrugging his shoulders. He glanced at his outstretched hand, which Ariana didn't respond to. "I'm Gerald Aarzu Zeroun. Gerald, which in German means spear, Aarzu means hope, aspiration, and also love in Arabic. And Zeroun is my father's name. So, you can deduce the meaning of my name from those three elements." Ariana blinked her eyes in disbelief. Was this man in front of her really this detailed?

Amaranthine roots from the Latin word aramantos, which means flower. It also has the meaning of unfading, everlasting, immortal, and undying. Which is exactly what Naomi needed to complete the spell and save her sister’s life. But you can only find that type of flower on the Amaranthine Cliff. Naomi got lost on her travels and ended up in the world Benjamin lived in. She also ended up on his route as he traveled the world as a lone wolf. As Naomi figured out her next steps on moving forward and getting out of this world, she and Benjamin bonded. She kept him company on his travels and she revealed to him her powers and where she was traveling to.

It was a name that had been passed down through generations of her family, each adding their own unique touch to it. Verity, meaning truth, was a reminder to always be honest and forthcoming. Carina, meaning beloved, was a testament to the love and affection her parents had for her. And Eirian, meaning bright and beautiful, was a reflection of the radiance that shone from within her. She wore her name like a badge of honor, a symbol of her identity and heritage. Her voice was barely above a whisper as she spoke to Alpha Nero. "I'm eighteen," she said, her eyes meeting his.

Now they had been blessed with both. “Well, you know I wanted a girl, and I have been thinking. Anastasiya, it means resurrection. And it is the name of an infamous Russian princess. She is my printsessa, so I think it’s apt.” He says in a matter-of-fact tone, causing her heart to swell. He had really thought this through. Dimitri looked towards her, “What about you, my love?” She had thought about it as well, in case she was carrying a boy. She fell in love with the name and the meaning. “Ayden. It is the Celtic name for fire and reminds me of my vow to you.”

It was impossible not to think of him whenever she looked at her son. “Aiden,” she whispered softly, brushing a kiss on his forehead. “Do you know that your daddy picked that name for you? Even before you were born, he had always wanted his first son to be named Aiden. It’s a strong name, a name that means strength and power. And I know you’re going to grow up to be strong and handsome, just like him.”

If I have breath in my lungs then she will survive, no matter what. “The daughter’s name was Pomona; it means fruit. Though most saw it as an apple in Latin, but it truly stands for fruitful, abundance, plenty, and or orchard trees.” Just at that time the doors of the elevator opened, and we headed to the parking garage on the other side of the reception’s desk. I waved at the new receptionist, who waved back and wished us a good day. “I believe in these circumstances it’s a fitting name. Especially given how Merida is an apple of all our eyes, except for her own parents. Which brings us to way I ask to speak to you?”