Names For Novels & Stories

Tamara said enthusiastically. Damian remained silent, trying to process the offer. “What should we name the café?” Tamara asked again. Damian opened his book again and pointed to a page with the word “OKDA” written in large letters. Tamara furrowed her brow. “OKDA?” “It’s an acronym for Olivia, Katty, Delya, Alva. The names of my four children,” Damian explained softly. Tamara remained silent for a few seconds, then smiled broadly. “It’s a good name.”

Amelia nearly fell from her chair. "That's insane." Arsen ignored her. He opened the notebook. "Option one." "No." "Mother, I haven't even said it yet." "No." Mr. Vale rubbed his forehead. The debate officially began. For nearly three hours, names flew across the room. Traditional names. Modern names. Names inspired by kings. Names inspired by stars. Names inspired by historical leaders. Names inspired by famous scientists. At one point Amelia suggested naming the baby after herself. Everyone rejected the idea immediately.

Every damn time. So we made a deal. Each pregnancy, one mate gets to pick all three names. Hermes picked first—hence the very Greek names: Brison, Calix, and Demetrios. This time, it’s Alex’s turn. He has a theme. He’s picked the names. But he won’t tell anyone what they are. To keep track, we decided to go alphabetically. Alex is “A.” Hermes will take “H.” Jake and I both cover “J.”

She chuckles and nods, “Do you have any name suggestions? Two boys, who’ll be princes, right?” He nods, “So, we need strong names. Like Leonidas… or Perseus… or Hector.” He chuckles, “You have a thing for Greek names?” She shrugs, “Leo, Percy, Heck. Okay, maybe not Hector, but still.” He chuckles then nods and thinks, then he looks at her, “Would you consider Simon or David?” She furrows her brows and looks at him,

Suhee said, smiling at her warmly. “So,” she continued, clapping her hands together, “what should we name our little group?” “Oh, I’ve got plenty of ideas!” Cornelia grinned. “Aethera, Monarchy, Sirenx, Luxrae, Lunas, Evoque, Miyora, Velvet Gems, Gemini, Mirage84, STN5—short for Stanton Five—” “I think I like velvet gems” Suhee began. “Yeah,” the others agreed, finishing her thought. “And what about the roles?” one of the girls asked.

he said and laughed so hard After that we continued eating, he sometimes tell stories and I just listen “you know what I have three friends and their names are South, West and East so I decided to call our squad as Cardinal direction or CD” he said “Is it coincidental that your names came from the cardinal direction?” I asked “Actually no. our parents know each other then they decided to name us in the three cardinal direction” he answered My forehead creased because of his answer “three? But it is four”

Lewis shook his head sadly, “No, I only know his name. I tried searching him up on fancystory but nothing came up, all the Quin’s are people I do not recognize.” “Quin?” Shandre repeated confused. Lewis nodded his head as he thought of the handsome man who rocked his world. “Isn’t Quin a nickname instead of his actual name?” Shandre asked. Lewis’s eyes widened, he looked at his sister and said, “I never thought of that.” Shandre nodded her head, “You know, Quin can stand for so many names, Quinton, Quincy, Quentin, Quintus, Quinlan, Quintrel, who knows?”

"I mean, what methods?" "Well, a lot just use their middle names, or names they've liked," Camille said. "Actually, middle names aren't a bad idea in your case. I can guarantee that no one else is going to be using that." Alex smiled. "That's actually not a bad idea at all. I know you hate yours, but... come on, you don't actually ever get called Adaria." Toni was silently pondering it, then shrugged. "Yeah, I guess that would work."

I teased while nudging his shoulder. He looked up with a sheepish grin and flipped the notebook around to reveal two long columns of names that were categorized by origin and phonetic resonance. "I am trying to find a balance between names that carry the strength of our history and names that don't sound like they belong on the side of a law firm," he explained. He had even gone as far as to cross-reference the names with their meanings in four different languages to ensure there were no accidental linguistic disasters in our future.

“In a dream? This looks so real?” She groaned dramatically. “Let’s just do the naming…” “Okay. Let’s hear your suggestions.” “Actually, I have a lot. I mean, I’ve been picking up words here and there, preparing for today,” she paused. “Usually, you’re supposed to do these things, but… you’re Maya… you get stressed by the tiniest of things.” “Tell me the names, else I’ll blurt out the first thing that comes to my head.” “Fine!” she hissed. “The options are: Isariel, Sylara, Nymeris, Eryndra, and Zeryntha. These names stuck with me. So, you just have to pick one.”