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So, Idk if i’ve mentioned it, but I’m am in the process of writing and worldbuilding a very extensive fantasy world, that all started with the Fantasy AU of my AEs.
I’ve gotten kinda far on my own, and I will continue to….mostly. But, I struggle with names. And that is why I ask for help.
It could be name ideas for the entire world, regions, towns, kingdoms, shops, stores, Inns, animal species, really anything.
I just need help, so if you have any ideas, feel free to let me know 😀 -
I would love to help come up with name ideas! Is there a theme you are going for in your fantasy world? Like Greek mythology or nature or something?
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UHm….Not really. It’s pretty varied due to the different levels of the world (underground, uboveground, sky) and different climates/part. But think of high fantasy/D&D
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Ooh, names are so much fun!
Inns:
The Teacup
Butter’n’Eggs
Miss Larkspur’sKingdoms:
Irenia (emphasis on the second i)
Firsmuth (this sounds like a sort of cold, Northern country)
You could also name them after jewels and tie something about jewels into the backstory to explain why.Cities:
Shalimar
City of A Thousand RosesAnimal Species:
Bundledriffin
Sand-dweller
FelmarinePeople:
Crystalia, Elmarine, Astra, IvonnaC. S. Lewis made up some really good names, so taking a look at his Chronicles of Narnia might be helpful if you want more inspiration. If the ones I suggested don’t have the right vibe for you, lmk and I could come up with some other ones:)
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Thank you!, I’ll let you know if I use any of them!
And I could always use more, if you don’t mind.
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Random name ideas-
Cities:
Winterspell
Darklith
Spiregrande
DalerynRegions:
Gaiadith
Freyor
ZephriaShops:
Rose Cafe
Silver StorePeople:
Cheria, Vyllesine, Kyorr, CiraeAnimal species:
Sagegriffs, Feathersyth, Aitke -
Maybe, for place names, you could use words from old languages, like Latin and Ancient Greek that apply to the place. For instance you could use the Bellum (which I believe means war in Latin) for an aggressive warlike country. Or you could have a happy, bright town named Apricus, meaning “full of sunlight” in Latin. You could also probably do the same thing for people’s names.