Original witch names built from sound rules, with syllables shown so you know how to say them.
Here are 12 names to start. Change the options and press Generate witch names for more.
Hello, my name isMabeina GravebrewMa·bei·na
Hello, my name isSilith RavenmoorSi·lith
Hello, my name isMorina GravewellMo·ri·na
Hello, my name isDelwen CrowhollowDel·wen
Hello, my name isMabwen CrowwoodMab·wen
Hello, my name isJasias GravethornJa·si·as
Hello, my name isZelilda RavenshadeZe·lil·da
Hello, my name isHobley HollowmoorHo·bley
Hello, my name isTobias HollowshadeTo·bi·as
Hello, my name isAgaith HollowwellA·gaith
Hello, my name isHesethe ToadwoodHe·sethe
Hello, my name isMorra NightbrewMor·ra
How witch names work
Witch names have an old-country, slightly spooky feel: first names like Agatha, Hester and Morwen in spirit, and family names taken from wild plants, night animals and the places witches live: Nettlemoor, Ravenshade, Blackbrew, Hemlockthorn. Great for Halloween, cosy fantasy and spooky stories.
Tips
A herb or plant in the surname hints at a hedge witch; a raven or grave hints at something darker.
Older-sounding first names make a witch feel wise. Short, sharp ones make her feel wicked.
Male witches (warlocks) get their own set of names, too.
Old-fashioned first names with a wild, dark surname: Ureina Toadmoor, Delethe Ravenshade.
Are these good for Halloween costumes?
Yes, they are family-friendly and fun to say.
Can I use these names?
Yes. Names are free to use for pets, stories, games, products and anything else. Real names come from public government records; fantasy names are generated, so you do not need permission to use them.