Character Namer

I have an idea for an adaptation of The Steadfast Tin Soldier and am needing ideas for my soldier's name. For those who don't know, it's a fairytale about a one-legged toy soldier that falls in love with paper ballerina, but an evil troll separates them. I've made my ballerina a porcelain music box dancer named Charisse, but I have yet to name the soldier. He's kind of a plucky Disney-esque hero in the same vein as Aladdin. I want his name to mean something to do with soldiers or warriors or heroes, but I can't decide.

Ideas?

Siriano;:

I have an idea for an adaptation of The Steadfast Tin Soldier and am needing ideas for my soldier's name. For those who don't know, it's a fairytale about a one-legged toy soldier that falls in love with paper ballerina, but an evil troll separates them. I've made my ballerina a porcelain music box dancer named Charisse, but I have yet to name the soldier. He's kind of a plucky Disney-esque hero in the same vein as Aladdin. I want his name to mean something to do with soldiers or warriors or heroes, but I can't decide.

Ideas?

I found this page when I typed "Names that mean soldier" into Google.

Although there's only three names on that list - but my favourite out of the three would be Gunnar.

Oh and another page with a lot more names when I searched for a name that meant "hero". Out of those ones, personally, I think I like Nero and Balfour the best.

Thank you! @ Rocket Queen

I need help choosing a name for a female young adult. She was kidnapped as a teenager by one guy, who she laters fall in loves with, but is being forced to marry another guy. I picture her with dark hair and eyes.

@ Brunette Vengeance

I'm thinking something like Autumn, Evan, Kat, Paige, Iris, or Genevieve.

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The name of an anti hero. Ideas?

I'm throwing in a lanky plain looking bar tender (male). Does anyone have any suggestions?

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@ The Real Mitt Romney
What kind of story is it? Fantasy? Or modernish?

@ Phil's Baby Hina
Modern

And as for the bar tender, Ralph popped into my mind.

@ The Real Mitt Romney
Mason would work, but for some reason I also just now thought of Flint, Jason, Billy, and Greg.

And thank you! :)

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She's an angel, has a fallen angel for a mother and a Dom for a father, and she's also autistic. Her hair color is light brown and she has hazel eyes.

I know her image might not matter, buut...yeah. Anyway, I'm so bloody excited to see what you come up with xD

Hey, so I'm in the process of planning out a new story and I'm having trouble coming up with a name for the main character. She's a girl, her father is Puerto Rican and mother (also Latin, haven't decided if she's also P.R), and I'd like to make her name Spanish. Their last name is Torres.

She's 21, beautiful, out-spoken but friendly.

I'm not asking for really spanish names like Consuela or Esperenza. But something pretty, to match her personality.

So, I'm starting a new story about two neighbors. They've hated each other ever since they could speak.

Anyway, I already have the guy's name as Keith. He's pretty much the bad boy that doesn't care about anyone other than himself.

The girl is the total opposite. She's a ballerina, a straight A student, and a helper in the community.
I want her name to be graceful and flow-y, kind of like a ballerina.

I know, it sounds cheesy, but I really need some help!

Thanks!

@ halcyon.paradise
Not sure if you still need names but my sister's daughter is half Spanish and she named her Gabriella. It's not too Spanish but still gets the point across, I think.

@ Answering.Alexandra.
The first name I thought of was something like Katrina/Katherine/Katerina/etc. When I think of ballerinas I always think of the name Grace, too.

@ voracek
I was thinking some like Katarina too!
Thanks so much! :3

@ halcyon.paradise
Luz (means light)
Alessandra
Bonita, Linda (both mean beautiful)
Carmen (although, this is a stereotypical Latina name)
Deja (day-ha)
Maria (also a rather stereotypical Latina name)
Paloma
Raquel
Rosario (refers to rosary)
Inez/Ines

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Okay, so I have the perfect idea in my head for a character in the original fiction I'm gonna start writing soon, but all I need is a name.
The story takes place in sort of early medieval times, between maybe 800 or 900. He's a young man (around twenty-seven years old) who lives in the outskirts of the main village, in a gypsy town. He's obviously a male gypsy with a very independent spirit, but at the same time, he's mature and wise.
Appearance-wise, he has long, dark brown hair, almost to his waist, that's straight but with a slight natural wave, hazelish eyes, and pale skin with just the tiniest hint of a suntan. I want his name to kind of "match" with the main female's name, Harlow. I kind of had the idea of him having a first, middle, and last name, with a suffix at the end, but have him referred to as a shortened name. (ie: Louis Benjamin Falgoust II, but just called Ben.) Sorry if that sounds confusing...
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! :)

jari maenpaa.:

Okay, so I have the perfect idea in my head for a character in the original fiction I'm gonna start writing soon, but all I need is a name.
The story takes place in sort of early medieval times, between maybe 800 or 900. He's a young man (around twenty-seven years old) who lives in the outskirts of the main village, in a gypsy town. He's obviously a male gypsy with a very independent spirit, but at the same time, he's mature and wise.
Appearance-wise, he has long, dark brown hair, almost to his waist, that's straight but with a slight natural wave, hazelish eyes, and pale skin with just the tiniest hint of a suntan. I want his name to kind of "match" with the main female's name, Harlow. I kind of had the idea of him having a first, middle, and last name, with a suffix at the end, but have him referred to as a shortened name. (ie: Louis Benjamin Falgoust II, but just called Ben.) Sorry if that sounds confusing...
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! :)

Harman, Luca, Stefan, Tobar are names that Romani people use.