Elf Name Ideas Novels & Stories

They stream down my cheeks, as his hand reaches for me again and wipes them away softly. “ Our daughter, Princess. ” He whispers, caressing my cheek, “ You gave us the best gift in the world. ” “ I can’t…believe it yet. ” I look down at her, at her little hands, those soft feet. I have rarely seen a baby this small before. “ Name her, Princess. ” Aleister says, running his thumb along my quivering bottom lip. “ Elidi. ” I blurt, without hesitance. Elidi—a month ago, Aleister suggested that name. When I asked him what it meant, he told me it meant “a gift of the sun”.

I cleared away the dishes and summoned Giselle, letting her know they would be outside, and to bring a fresh carafe of coffee with her. "Did you choose the name of your pack? Grim Fang... it just seems so ...unnecessary." Eli thought for a moment. "I just kept the name my father chose, I suppose it seemed pretty tame compared to Blood Stalker." He said, and shrugs as though he hadn't given it much thought until now. "Hmm," I mused, "Show me the notes and documents you've exchanged during your attempts to treat with the other packs."

“One of them has to be named after their mother. I want another of you. If I could name both after this, I would. Such greatness has to be tied to something.” For the first time, I felt warm inside and I smiled. My mother spoke up. “You should name the other one after your mother dear, to honor her. What was her name?” Carlisle smiled. “Elinna is already named after my mother. Elinna Scarlett Evergreen. That's my mother's name. Why don't we name the second baby after you? I wouldn't have them if not for you.” My mother teared up. “Really? Oh no, that's too much. You can choose something else.”

Elena suddenly remembered something. "Stevethan Adnan Delio," Adam said quickly. "What do you think?" asked the boy with a full smile on his face. "Very nice." Elina also smiled, the woman's head nodded and then looked down again, looking at the small face of her child who looked very plump. "His nickname?" Elina asked again. "You decide." Adam now lets Elina choose a nickname for their child. "Ethan?" asked Elina doubtfully. "I like it," Adam replied. "OK!" "Hello Ethan!"

"Eric? Ethan?" "Hmm," "Elliot?" "It's quite possibly a Spanish name," Aeliana rubbed her chin, as she went over the names on her mind that started with an 'E'. "Then something like... Emilio? Emiliano?" "Umm..." "Eduardo? Enrique?" "I don't know!" Aeliana said as she shrugged. "It could be any of those," "What about the zero-zero part?" "Definitely not his birth year," Aeliana rubbed her chin as she wondered what the numbers might mean. "Maybe it's just a random number," she decided to shrug it off.

He ran it through his head a few times. Elissa. Still an elven name, but it feels less alien. I think I like it. He chuckled at her description of the big cat. "That sound adorable. And obnoxious. I'd probably threaten to make a rug out of her if it happened too often." He pursed his lips. "I wouldn't actually do it, of course, just threaten it occasionally."

“The baby’s been active. It feels… real now. Like there’s no more pretending this isn’t happening.” Daddy lifted his head and looked up at me. His gray eyes were calm today, almost peaceful. “That’s good,” he murmured. “I want you to feel connected to our child. To us.” He stood up slowly and pulled me to my feet, wrapping his arms around me. We swayed gently together in the middle of the nursery, almost like a slow dance with no music. “I’ve been thinking about names,” he said after a while. “If it’s a boy… maybe Elias. Strong. Steady. If it’s a girl… perhaps Seraphina. Something beautiful and rare.”

Darius looked both pleased and slightly panicked by my brothers' intensity. "We're not having them tomorrow," he said for the third time. "We're just planning for the future." "But when you do," Kaelen said. "I call naming rights on at least one." "Absolutely not," I said. "You'd name my child something ridiculous like Shadow or Blade." "Shadow Wynter sounds distinguished," Kaelen protested. "No," I said firmly. "We'll pick normal names. Family names maybe." "Elara for a girl," Darius suggested. "After your mother."

wishes for Kimbeerly to have a smooth delivery and also safety for both of them. “What are you going to name it, Kimbeerly?” Kimbeerly turned to look at her mother. She thought a bit as she had a few options before her. “Gabriel Xerandra Libason or Ellezar Chenizo Libason. I'm torn between these two names. I think Gabriel is good but Ellezar can't be ignored either.” Jeremy and Victoria looked at each other to think about which option they thought was good. “I prefer Gabriel. I think it's good with its meaning.”

The baby stirred faintly within, a soft flutter that made me close my eyes. “Do you ever think about names?” I asked quietly. Zarek was silent for a moment. “Sometimes.” “And?” He chuckled softly, a sound rare and unguarded. “If it’s a girl… Elara. Strong, beautiful. For the moon.” I smiled. “And if it’s a boy?” He tilted his head, considering. “Cael. For the sky.” “Elara,” I whispered, tasting the name. “Cael.” My heart ached with the sweetness of it.