150+ Magical Fairy Names for Girls and Boys With Meanings

Whether you’re seeking names inspired by fairies from mythology, fairy tales, or simply the magic of nature, our list has you covered. Dive into our captivating selection of fairy names for both boys and girls, each accompanied by its unique meaning. From the whimsical to the powerful, these magical names embody the charm, mystique, and allure of the fairy world. Let’s embark on this magical journey together!

Cute Fairy Names for Girls

Immerse yourself in the magical world of fairies, elves, and other magical creatures with our enchanting selection of names for baby girls. Drawing from popular culture and mythology, these fairy names like the ethereal Arwen and cute Tinkerbell, resonate with charm, grace, and a touch of enchantment. Let's explore these mystical names, inspired by our favorite female fairies.

1. Aibell. Aibell is an Irish fairy name meaning “spark” or “fire,” and the name of the Fairy Queen of Thomond in Irish mythology. She also played a magical harp, making this moniker perfect if you’re a music lover or you’re seeking a fire-inspired baby name for your little fairy. 2. Áine. Here’s an Irish name tied to the fairy queen of love and fertility, and it means “unity” or “radiance.” In Irish mythology, Áine was known for her beauty, wisdom, and ability to bring abundance to the land. 3. Aisling. Aisling is another Irish girls’ name, meaning “dream” or “vision.” The name Aisling is in the animated movie The Secret of Kells and is associated with a fairy-like spirit that guides the protagonist. 4. Alara. This is a beautiful Turkish girls’ name that appears in mythology as the name of a magical water fairy. 5. Arwen. Hailing from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth, Arwen is a noble elf maiden. The name Arwen is of Sindarin origin, meaning “noble maiden” or “royal woman.” 6. Fauna. This name is associated with one of three kind-hearted fairies from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty—you can also find Flora and Merryweather on this list. The name Fauna refers to the animal and nature-loving fairy, and also belongs to the Roman goddess of fertility and women. 7. Fleur. Fleur is the name of a part veela (a magical, fairy-like creature) from the Harry Potter series. The fairy name Fleur is French for “flower,” symbolizing elegance and grace. Plus it’s a unique flower name for girls. 8. Flora. If you want a flower fairy name, here’s Flora, simply meaning “flower” in Latin. Flora is the name of one of the three good fairies in Sleeping Beauty. She has power over nature and beauty. 9. Melusine. Melusine is a unique name and a figure from European folklore, known as a fairy who transforms into a mermaid, embodying the ethereal nature of magical creatures. 10. Merryweather. The third good fairy from Sleeping Beauty is the feisty and protective Merryweather. The name represents joy (merry) and nature (weather), making it a unique and pretty name for your very own little fairy. 11. Naida. Are you seeking a water fairy name? If so, Naida is a Greek name linked to water nymphs. In Greek mythology, Naiads were nymphs who oversaw freshwater bodies like springs, rivers, and fountains. 12. Nyx. Nyx, the Greek goddess of night, is a mystical girls’ name for a fairy. Derived from the Greek word nux meaning “night,” Nyx symbolizes the enchanting and elusive nature of fairies in Greek mythology. 13. Pixie. The name Pixie is a classic English term for small, mischievous fairies. It derives from the Cornish word piskies or the Swedish word pyssling, meaning “small fairy.” It’s the perfect name for a playful and energetic (and a bit mischievous) little lady. 14. Stella. This is the name of a fairy from the animated series Winx Club. The name Stella is a Latin name meaning “star,” reflecting the radiant and luminous nature of fairies associated with celestial bodies. 15. Tinker Bell. Tinker Bell is the iconic fairy from J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan. The name emphasizes her role as a tinkering fairy, skilled in repairing and inventing. She’s often depicted as a spirited and feisty character. 16. Titania. In Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream, Titania is the queen of fairies and wife of Oberon (king of fairies). She embodies the enchanting qualities of fairies, ruling the magical realm with grace and authority. 17. Wanda. Wanda is a fairy godmother from the animated series, The Fairly OddParents. The name has Slavic origins and means “wanderer.”

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Male Fairy Names

Step into the realm of magic, mystery, and whimsy with our captivating collection of male fairy names. These boy names, like Oberon and Cosmo, echo with strength, charisma, and a dash of enchantment. Keep reading for our list of enigmatic names, each carrying its unique tale and representing some of our favorite male fairies.

28. Alastor. Of Greek origin, this male fairy name is often linked to spirits in mythology. In the realm of fantasy, Alastor portrays a fairy with a complex nature, embodying the balance of good and evil found in magical beings. 29. Auberon. With French roots, Auberon is the fairy king in the thirteenth-century epic Huon de Bordeaux. It’s also a form of the German name Alberich, meaning “elf king.” 30. Arthur. Arthur is a timeless and old-fashioned boys’ name with Celtic origins, meaning “bear man/king.” Arthur is often associated with the legendary King Arthur, known for his courage and leadership. But did you know that people believed he was taken away by fairies when he was mortally wounded and transformed into an immortal being? 31. Buddy. Meaning “friend” in English, Buddy is the name of the friendly elf in the movie Elf. A perfect fit for a baby boy who exudes joy and may become a great companion to others in the future. 32. Cosmo. Derived from the Greek word for “order” or “beauty,” this name can be associated with a fairy in the animated TV series The Fairly OddParents. 33. Fintan. Fintan is an Irish boys’ name meaning “little fair one” or “white fire.” In Irish mythology, this radiant male fairy name belongs to a character who lived for hundreds of years and is known for his magical shape-shifting powers. 34. Legolas. From J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth, Legolas is a noble elf prince with exceptional agility and archery skills. With its Sindarin origin, the name means “green leaf,” embodying a fairy with a close connection to nature. 35. Oberon. Another reference to a fairy king, this time from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream. Oberon symbolizes power, authority, and charm within the fairy realm, reflecting the captivating and magical nature of fairies. 36. Thranduil. Also from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle Earth, Thranduil is an Elvenking from the woodland realm, known for his beauty and wisdom. It’s a unique and strong choice if you’re seeking a woodland fairy (or elf) name. 37. Tristan. Tristan is a Celtic name meaning “tumult” and is often linked to the hero of the Celtic legend, Tristan and Isolde. In addition, the name Tristan is a half-fairy character from the movie Stardust.

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Gender-Neutral Fairy Names

Step into a fantastical realm where magic knows no bounds and discover our list of gender-neutral fairy names. Names like Avery or Zephyr evoke timeless enchantment and each has a magical fairy-like connection. Uncover mesmerizing names and their tales here.

38. Avery. The name Avery is of Old English origins, meaning “ruler of the elves” and is associated with elven magic and wisdom in various folklore. 39. Bramble. Bramble is a cute nature-inspired English name, that conjures up images of woodland fairies with its meaning of “prickly bush.” This thorny plant is resilient but also produces beautiful flowers, making this name a unique flower name for boys and girls. 40. Chepi. This Native American name is the name of a fairy or spirit known for visiting medicine people and providing knowledge through dreams or visions. Chepi embodies the enchanting, mysterious, and ethereal qualities of a fairy. 41. Kai. Kai, a name with multiple origins, has different meanings, but the Hawaiian interpretation of “sea” gives it a mermaid-fairy vibe, representing a magical being closely tied to water. If you like this name, you might enjoy our list of names that mean “sea” or “ocean”. 42. Nahele. Derived from Hawaiian, this unisex name means “forest” or “woodland,” perfect for a fairy or elf who is deeply connected with nature and resonates with the serene beauty of the forest. 43. Puck. Known from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream, Puck is a mischievous fairy or sprite. The name Puck embodies the playful, impish side of fairies often depicted in mythology and literature. 44. Zephyr. Of Greek origin, Zephyr means “west wind.” It also belongs to a fast-flying Disney fairy—as fast as the wind! 45. Undine. Originating from Latin, this magical fairy name means “wave” or “water spirit,” and is tied to water nymphs and mermaids in folklore. You might also like our list of names that mean “water”.

Pretty Girl Names That Mean “Fairy”

Discover the enchanting world of fairy-inspired girl names. From Fay, meaning “fairy,” to Síofra, representing mythical creatures like elves and nymphs, these whimsical names carry the allure of fairy tales. Each name represents magical fairy-like creatures, ready to bestow magic upon your little one.

46. Alba. Originating from German, Alba means “elf.” 47. Alfhild. Alfhild is a Norse name meaning “elf battle,” signifying a brave and heroic female with warrior-like strength from the Scandinavian tale. 48. Celeste. Although this magical name for girls doesn't directly mean “fairy,” its heavenly connotation aligns with the ethereal qualities of fairies. 49. Elfreda. Elfreda, an English name meaning “elf strength,” represents a fairy character possessing exceptional strength and resilience. 50. Ella. Ella is a pretty and popular girls’ name meaning “other” and “fairy maiden.” It’s also in the title of the magical movie Ella Enchanted. 51. Fay. Simple and magical, Fay is a name that directly translates to “fairy” and illustrates a child full of whimsy and enchantment. Other spellings of the name include Faye and Fae. 52. Nereida. This name for girls isn't directly related to fairies, but its connection to water nymphs in Greek mythology ties it to the world of mystical, magical beings. 53. Nymphe. With its roots in Greek mythology, this cute girls’ name signifies a magical creature with a close association to nature, just like a fairy. 54. Parisa. Here’s a beautiful Persian name which translates to “like a fairy.” 55. Síofra. In Irish, Síofra means “elf” or “sprite,” embodying the playful and mischievous nature of fairy folklore. 56. Síthmaith. This is a unique girls’ name meaning “good peace” and “fairy hill” in Irish, signifying a fairy who brings harmony and resides on the mystical fairy hills. 57. Tiên. In Vietnamese, Tiên translates to “fairy” or “celestial being,” denoting a fairy with heavenly grace and charm. 58. Tünde. Tünde is a pretty Hungarian name for girls that means “fairy.”

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Whimsical Boy Names That Mean “Fairy”

Venture into the mythical world of boy names that mean “fairy,” “elf,” or some other enchanting creature. Each name carries its unique tale and symbolism, ready to imbue your little boy with a touch of whimsical wonder.

69. Ailill. Ailill is an enchanting boys’ name originating from Irish, which directly translates to “elf.” As well as being a mystical fairy-like boys’ name from Irish folklore, it was also borne by early Irish royalty. 70. Alberich. Stemming from German, Alberich means “elf king.” It also has roots in German mythology, where Alberich is a sorcerer dwarf, bringing a magical and royal touch to this name. 71. Alf. Hailing from Old Norse, Alf means “elf.” This classic, one-syllable boys’ name is cute, whimsical, and is the name of a king in Norse mythology. 72. Alfbern. With its German roots, Alfbern is a combination of “elf” and “bear.” It’s a fantastic nature fairy name, symbolizing a fairy character deeply connected with the wild and resonating with the strength of nature. 73. Alfred. Alfred is a classic Old English name that means “elf counsel.” This fairy-inspired moniker was borne by the ninth-century King Alfred the Great. 74. Eryndor. Eryndor means “golden one,” representing a fairy whose presence is as radiant and glowing as gold. A unique boys’ name for your golden-haired little man. 75. Keijo. Keijo is a unique and whimsical Finnish boys’ name that means “elf” or “fairy.” 76. Sítheach. Originating from Irish, this name can mean “peaceful” or “fairy-like,” perfect for a baby boy who exudes tranquility and embodies the charming and mystical nature of a fairy.

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Magical Fairy-tale Girl Names

Step into a world of enchantment with our curated list of magical fairy-tale names for girls. These names are inspired by fairy tales, mythology, and fantasy, and embody the mystique of the legendary females that bear them. From Galadriel in Middle Earth to Belle in Beauty and the Beast, these names carry rich narratives and a touch of magic.

82. Aphrodite. Aphrodite is a captivating Greek name that translates to “foam-born,” and she is well known for being the goddess of love and beauty in Greek mythology. It’s an enchanting fairy-tale name that represents love. 83. Ariel. Originating from Hebrew, Ariel means “lion of God,” and is famously known from Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Disney’s The Little Mermaid. 84. Aurora. Aurora is a beautiful Latin name meaning “dawn,” and is the Roman goddess of sunrise. The name also appears in some versions of the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty as the princess’s name. 85. Belle. Belle is a sweet and simple French name that means “beautiful.” It became popular from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, where Belle is a kind-hearted, intelligent heroine. 86. Calypso. From Greek mythology, Calypso, meaning “she that conceals,” was a magical nymph. It’s a unique choice if you’re searching for a water fairy name. 87. Galadriel. Galadriel is a unique and magical girls’ name from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, where she is a powerful elf queen. It is thought to mean “maiden crowned with a radiant garland” in the fictional language of Sindarin. 88. Glinda. Known from L. Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz, Glinda is the Good Witch of the South, associated with kindness and wisdom. 89. Mab. Mab is an enchanting, one-syllable girls’ name of Irish origin meaning “intoxicating.” Mab is also the name of a fairy queen in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. 90. Masal. An appealing Turkish name, Masal translates to “fairy tale” or “story,” perfect if you want to honor the magic and fun of fairy tales. 91. Ozma. Another name from The Wizard of Oz, Ozma is the rightful ruler of the Land of Oz, symbolizing leadership and courage. 92. Satu. Satu is a unique Finnish name that means “fairy tale” or “fable.” 93. Tiana. This is a Greek fairy tale name meaning “princess,” and is also the name of the ambitious princess in Disney’s The Princess and the Frog. 94. Wendy. When it comes to fairy tales and magic, you don’t get much more enchanting than J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan. Wendy is a central character in the fairy tale and the name means “friend” and “blessed.” It symbolizes youth, adventure, and magic. 95. Willow. Willow is a nature-inspired English name that signifies flexibility and grace, much like the tree it’s named after. It’s also the name of the 1988 fantasy movie Willow, that represents the magic of fairies and other mystical creatures. If you like this W name, why not check out our dedicated list of girl names starting with W.

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Enchanting Fairy-tale Names for Boys

Embark on a magical quest through our selection of fairy-tale names for boys. Drawing from the enchanting realms of fairy tales, mythology, and fantasy, these names are full of magic and adventure. Every name tells a tale, from the wise and powerful Gandalf in Tolkien’s world to the adventurous Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk. 105. Arion. Arion is a unique Greek name and an immortal horse in ancient Greek mythology. This name signifies a character with exceptional strength and majesty, much like its mythological counterpart. 106. Cornelius. Cornelius is the name of a fairy prince in the fairy tale Thumbelina. This enchanting boys’ name captures the charm of a prince bound by a fascinating and magical love story. And if you like this, you might enjoy our dedicated list of boy names starting with C. 107. Draco. With its Latin and Greek origins, Draco means “dragon.” It’s an enchanting name choice for baby boys, encapsulating power and mystique. 108. Elrond. Here’s a captivating name from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings. Elrond is a wise elf ruler, giving this boys’ name the essence of wisdom, leadership, and magical charisma. 109. Finn. Finn is an Irish name meaning “fair,” and is known for the mythical Irish hero Finn MacCool. It’s a fitting moniker for your fair little hero. 110. Flynn. Exuding charm and an adventurous spirit, this Irish boys’ name can be found in Disney’s fairy tale Tangled. It means “son of the red-haired one.” 111. Gandalf. Another unique boys’ name from J.R.R. Tolkien’s world is Gandalf, a wise and powerful wizard whose mystical name means “wand elf” in Old Norse. 112. Hansel. Derived from German, Hansel is a name known from the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel. 113. Jack. Jack is a top boys’ name in the United States and is associated with many fairy tales and nursery rhymes, such as Jack and the Beanstalk and Jack Sprat. It signifies a character full of adventure and pluck. 114. Merlin. An iconic name from Arthurian legend, Merlin, the legendary sorcerer, embodies wisdom, magic, and mystery. It’s a unique and strong choice for a magical baby boy. 115. Peter. Of Greek origin, this whimsical boys’ name is known from the magical tale of Peter Pan. This name incorporates a sense of youthfulness, adventure, and a touch of magic. 116. Triton. From Greek mythology, Triton is the messenger of the sea. It’s also the name of Ariel’s father in Disney’s fairy tale The Little Mermaid.

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The Bottom Line

Choosing a name inspired by fairies is a delightful journey into enchantment, whimsy, and magic. Our lists for girls and boys are filled with captivating tales, profound meanings, and a touch of fairy dust. We hope you found the perfect name for your little one and may fairy wings and twinkling lights guide you on your naming journey! Now is a good time, whether you are early in your pregnancy or getting ready to pack your hospital bag, to download the Pampers Club app so you can get rewards and discounts for your diapers.