Names from the Arthurian Legend
♂CelticArthur„The origin and meaning of the name Arthur are not definitively clarified“View profile →♂CelticArtus„The name Artus is considered a form of Arthur, whose origin remains controversial“View profile →♀Avalon„Avalon is a girl's name that is anchored in British mythology, as it carries the name o…“View profile →♀Elaine„The name Elaine is an English and French variant of the Greek name Helene, which is con…“View profile →⚥EnglishEnid„Enid is used as a female first name in English-speaking countries, while it tends to be…“View profile →♂Ereck„Ereck is a boy's first name known as an alternative spelling of Erick“View profile →♂CelticGaheris„The name Gaheris refers to a knight from the Arthurian legend and the Round Table“View profile →♂Galahad„Galahad is a boy's name that is considered an Anglo-Saxon form of an Old French spellin…“View profile →♂EnglishGareth„Gareth is often interpreted as the Gentle, the Friendly, the Kind-hearted, or the Good“View profile →♂Gavin„Gavin is a late medieval variant of the name Gawain, which has its origin in Gwalchgwyn“View profile →♂Gawain„The name Gawain, a Welsh form, derives from the old Welsh names Gwalchgwyn and Gwalchmei“View profile →♂CelticGeraint„Geraint is a Welsh variant of the Latin name Gerontius, which refers back to Ancient Gr…“View profile →♀CelticGuinevere„The name Guinevere is a derivative of the Welsh name Gwenhwyfar and can be translated i…“View profile →♀Gwenhwyfar„The name Gwenhwyfar originates from Welsh and translates to 'the white fairy', 'the whi…“View profile →♂EnglishHector„The name Hector comes from the Latinized form of the ancient Greek Hektor (Ἕκτωρ) and m…“View profile →♀CelticIgraine„Igraine could be interpreted as "the Fierce" or alternatively as "the Pure." The origin…“View profile →♀CelticIseult„Iseult, a girl's name, is the medieval form of the Old High German name Isolde, whose r…“View profile →♀CelticIsolde„Isolde has its origins in Germanic or Celtic and is often interpreted as a derivative o…“View profile →♀CelticJennifer„The female first name Jennifer is a Cornish form of Guinevere, a later spelling variant…“View profile →⚥LatinKay„Kay is a male and female first name that has several uncertain origins and meanings“View profile →♂EnglishLancelot„Lancelot is an English masculine name that has developed as a diminutive of Lance, an E…“View profile →♂Lucius„Lucius is a historical Roman first name that can be translated as 'the one born during …“View profile →♂CelticMerlin„The name Merlin is originally derived from the Celtic Myrddin and plays a prominent rol…“View profile →♂LatinMordred„Mordred is an anglicized variant of the Welsh name Medraut, which directly means 'the t…“View profile →♀CelticNimue„Nimue is a Celtic female first name, whose origins are not clarified“View profile →♂CelticOwain„Owain, a Welsh boy's name, derives from the Old Welsh Ougein or Eugein, likely a varian…“View profile →♂CelticParsifal„The boy's name Parsifal is an old German form of the old French name Perceval and likel…“View profile →♂CelticParzival„The name Parzival, an old English form of Perceval, originates from a creation or trans…“View profile →♂ScottishPelleas„The name refers to the protagonist in Debussy's opera 'Pelleas et Melisande'“View profile →♂CelticPercival„Percival, a masculine first name, is the English form of the Old French Perceval, which…“View profile →♂CelticPeredur„The Welsh first name Peredur has its roots in the Celtic language and is the original f…“View profile →♂CelticTaliesin„Taliesin is a boys' name that was adopted from English in the 1990s and appears in the …“View profile →♂CelticTristan„Tristan is a masculine first name that derives from the Celtic name Drystan and is base…“View profile →♂CelticTristram„Tristram, a male first name, is considered the Middle English form of Tristan and may d…“View profile →♂CelticUther„Uther is a masculine name that goes back to Uthyr“View profile →♀LatinViviane„The name Viviane stands for "the lively," "the cheerful," or "the vivacious." It is der…“View profile →♂CelticYvain„Yvain is the Old French form of the Welsh Owen and has a related meaning to Eugen, whic…“View profile →