Names Meaning Witch Novels & Stories

Third Point Of View: Once upon a time, there lived a wicked witch named Eve. Isis was the name of a wicked witch who was also referred to be a goddess. And there was a wicked witch who was also known as Queen, and her name was Medea. They all sprang from the same womb and woman, had the same mother, but no father. She produced them all by herself, using a few of her soul spirits.

Octsiam was the name of the city, the strange name, but its meaning could not be the simplest and most loyal, the name comes from Latin, occulta pythonissam, hidden witch. The city had had some centuries since it was founded during the inquisition, so the witches could no longer be afraid of being drowned, burned or tortured to death. Not all witches are powerful enough to be immortal or summon a demon for them to give you this, although many can use magic to keep themselves beautiful and young forever.

“This is serious, Ruby. I think the demon is what’s killing witches, not a human hunter. I had these weird visions—” “You have visions now?” She brings her hand to her chest, faking shock. “You really are a Wonder-Witch, aren’t you?” Her childhood name was meant to mock me, but I secretly liked it back in our school years. Binx calls my name, and it echoes in my ears. I turn my head, trying to get a listen. Lucas’s voice echoes along with it, but I can’t tell what he’s saying. “I have to go,” I tell her. “Just please, be careful.”

She’d come and leave as she pleased, and they’d be none the wiser. Perhaps, if she were any other witch, she’d be none the wiser too. But she isn’t any other witch. The Silver Witch of the North, also called the Ice Witch due to her love for cold regions, did not get to her position by being like every other witch. She is anything but normal.

My name is Genevieve Martin or Genie for short, and I'm what you would refer to as a Witch. Others have been known to call us by other names such as sorceresses, enchantresses, hags, and she-devils - the list goes on and on. Honestly, if I was to list all of them it would never end. But the term "Witch" actually comes from the word "Wicca" meaning Wise One.

"Where are we going to exactly, Witch?" "Her name's Allen; it's about time you both stopped calling her a witch. She's the Witch of the West, and that name was given to her because she's the most powerful witch, but now she's more like a mortal, so let's treat her as one." He snapped at Cace's words.

"Please don't." "By the way, I noticed that you have a number of other witch friends whose names also end with '-sviel'. Rubisveil, Gretasviel, Irisviel, and Serrasviel. You mentioned those other names when you send messages using those talking birds that can mimic your voice. Is that a common witch trend?" Aleister asked to change the subject. "Well, '- sviel' is derived from Sybil, the strongest witch to ever exist. Outstanding powerful witches who reached even 75% of her talent and achievements may choose to add the -sviel to their name."

And yet, why would the daughter of a supreme witch be left nameless? I could feel Eira’s unease. A witch of Medina’s stature would never overlook something as fundamental as a name. She understood names were power. Names were the shortest, most potent spell in the world. Many ancient incantations and runes were simply the names of gods. Names weren’t trivial; they carried magic, essence, and identity. Medina could not have been unaware of this. Yet she chose or was forced to withhold her daughter’s name. Why? I let my mind wander, imagining the possibilities. “Eira… what do you think the reason could be?”

Beatrice asked. “Linda,” she replied. “You have a good name. Mine is Beatrice. Why do you want to become a witch?” she asked and the girl smiled. “I’d like to have such power. To heal and recite unmeaningful enchantment.” Linda said with pride on her voice and face.

asked the man with the blue hair at night. "Maybe," ⚛⚛⚛ "Phew I didn't think the star road was that far," Leo complained. "I told you we got on the bikes earlier," "Hey! I don't know! Who said on maps too short!" Maybe now Aza's ears will be buzzing when he hears the chirp from Leo who doesn't stop. "Ok, where is the house?" Leo asked. "I'll open the book for a bit ... my God! Maroon, Green and Brown cube witches are gathered nearby!" exclaimed Aza excitedly.