To me, naming characters
is the best part of writing a book. I LOVE adding characters, making their
names and everything. Now, we are going to go through this together, I’m going
to write a book and we are going to go through tips I get together. Here are
some names to get YOU started. (P.S. PLEASE tell me in the comments below if I
put 2 of the same name. Not like Taylor being a girl and boy and but like
Abrielle and Abrielle both in the girl column. THANKS!!)
Boy Names
Hector,
David, Gregory, Ralph, Nate, Nathan, Will, William, Keith, Michael, Mitchell,
Eli, Joe, Matt, Grant, Adam, Jon, Aaron, Jim, Bob, Jason, Jacob, Dan, Allen,
James, Bill, Isaiah, Scott, Jeremiah, Jeremy, Andrew, Drew, Justin, Timothy,
Kevin, Nick, Jonathan, Stephen, Taylor, Evan, Tim, Peter, Paul, Jared, Edward,
Ryan, Travis, Carter, Braden, Sam, Bert, Robert, Rob, Steve, Luke, Cameron,
Ron, Ben, Benjamin, Darrell, Rich, Randall, Mark, Al, Josh, Jake, Jack, Pete,
Larry, Lois, Gary, Neil, Phillip, Phil, Morgan, Brett, Ken, Jackson, Eric,
Francis, Bruce, Rick, Ruben, Jordan, Brandon, Karston, Nicolas, Darren,
Christopher, Jeff, Conner, Ray, Jay, Barry, Grant, Chad, Todd, Anthony, Tony,
Gordon, Noah, Mike, Logan, Alex, Russell, Wayne, Carl, Don, Doug, Warren, Gary,
Randy, Frank, Dale, Floyd, Manny, Sparky, Chuck, Colin, Corin, Levi, Lloyd, and
Uriah.
Boy Name
Meanings
Alexander – Leader
Andrew – Manly
Anthony – Inestimable
Christopher – Follower of
Christ
Daniel – a Judge
David – Beloved
Ethan – Strong
Jacob – Favored
Joseph – Jehovah
Increases
Joshua – Saver
Matthew – God’s Gift
Michael –
Godly
Nicholas – Victor
Ryan – Capable
William – Brave
Girl Names
Bridget, Carol, Vitoria, Tiffany,
Jennifer, Esther, Naomi, Ruth, Jael, Sophie, Sofia, Patricia, Violet,
Gabrielle, Ashley, Kristal, Kelsey, Stephanie, Amanda, Karen, Kathy, Lindsay,
Lauren, Allison, Allie, Hailey, Emily, Lori, Ami (Amy, Amie), Christi (Kristi,
Kristy, Christy), Karis, Martha, Linda, Christiana, Christina, Christine, Mandi
(Mandy), Tessa, Taylor, Faith, Joy, Diane, Diana, Bethany, Chelsea, Valerie,
Vanessa, Helen, Rachel, Kylie, Catherine (Katherine), Amelia, Jenna, Lena,
Juliana, Courtney, Mariana, Cassie, Nikki, Tamara, Pauline, Ronda, Heather,
Autumn, Arianna, Mariann, Haven, Aliana, Alina, Melina, Jocelyn, Carla, Claire,
Clarice, Melissa, Jordan, Jada, Maya,
Lynn, Tori (Tory), Nancy, Melody, Laura, Kimberly, Charity, Paula, Clarissa,
Kelly, Trinity, Destiny, Molly, Annie, Jenni (Jenny, Jennie), Adelaide, Wendy,
Janie, Sydney, Abi (Abby, Aby, Abbie), Samantha, Angela, Ella, Alexis, Jessica,
Lisa, Grace, Julia, Julie, Lexie, Bianca, Ali (Allie), Isabelle, Joanna, Elise,
Hailey, Ava, Seun (Say-youn), Manin, Priscilla, Elizabeth (Elisabeth), Jessie, Bailey,
Alexandra, Jemma, Audrey, Gloria, Sara, Jane, Ashlynn, Amber, Abigail,
McKenzie, Blair, McKenna, Bernadette, Abrielle, Robin, and Morgan.
Girl Name
Meanings
Abigail – Father’s Joy
Alexis – Helper
Ashley – Ash Tree Meadow
Ava – Bird
Elizabeth – Godly
Emily – Worker
Emma – Complete
Grace – Grace
Hannah – Grace
Isabella – God’s Oath
Madison – Child of Matthew
Olivia – Peace
Samantha – Listener
Sarah – Princess
Sophia – Wise
Tips on Naming
YOUR Character(s)
1.
Choose a Character Name That is
Age-Appropriate.
Many authors make a mistake by making
the character’s name that would be popular today but not when the character was
born. First, decide the age of your character, then calculate the year your
character was born. Another thing, you want to make sure the character’s name
is from his or her country. Some countries have the same names such as David
and Mary. Others you need to find a name from that country.
2.
What kind of Name do you Want?
DO you want a name with a great
meaning? Do you want just a name? Or do you want a famous name? This all,
really, depends on what you want to do. I like some names better than others.
Even if you do not choose a name by meaning, you should check out what the
meeting is any way. Vote on the names and then choose if you have too many
names you like so much.
3.
You need a last name.
You always need to have a last name for
your character. Always. If it’s a child he/she defiantly need a last name. If
it is an adult you really do need to
have a last name. Search the internet for different last name websites.
Most of all, Have LOTS of fun naming your character!!
Enjoy,
Abrielle Lindsay
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