hii do you have any names relating to graveyards or cemeteries?? is okay if not ^^ pleas n thank you ''
Death & Graveyard themed names
Sorry this took a while! There aren't really any traditional names with graveyard meanings (no one is naming their baby that I guess) so I mainly went with names w/ death associations!
BUT when I looked up "cemetery names" I saw lots of people documenting interesting names they found while on a walk in their local cemetery. I think doing that irl would lead you to some cool names! If not, here's my list, hope you can find something ^^
Agnes: f, greek: "pure, holy"
Anastasia / Sia / Stacey: f, greek: "resurrection", the latter two are diminutive forms of anastasia
Ash / Asher: noun, the name usually refers to the ash tree, but is usually associated more with the residue from fire
Azrael / Azarel / Azriel: m, hebrew: "help of god"; azrael is the name of the angel of death in ibrahamic religions
Blake: n, old english: "black"or "dark"
Cassius: m, latin: "empty, vain"
Catrina: f, origins in portuguese, gaelic and greek: "pure"
Corbin / Corvin: m, old french: "raven", which is often a symbol for death or misfortune
Dolores / Delora / Deloris / Lola: f, latin: "sorrow", taken from the spanish title of virgin mary "our lady of sorrows"
Layla / Leila: f, arabic: "night"
Libitina: f, latin, name of the roman goddess of funerals, corpses, and death
Lilith: f, hebrew: "of the night", figure in jewish tradition that was banished from the garden of eden and gave birth to all evil spirits
Mallory: f, english surname from old french: unfortunate
Mara: f, hebrew: "bitter", old testament name that naomi calls herself after her family died
Morana: f, old slavic: "death, plague", name of the goddess of winter and death in slavic mythology
Morella: f, many different origins; invented from edgar allen poe's gothic short story, which he derived from the latin word for death; OR derived from ancient spanish city; italian name for black nightshade; or from the italian surname morello, all of them ultimately from greek "mauros" meaning black
Morticia: f, name created for the addams family character, from the english word mortician
Mortimer / Mort / Morty: m, from surname derived from a town in normandy: "dead water" in old french, the latter two are diminutives
Nex: n, latin: "murder, slaughter, violent death"
Nyx: f, greek: "night", also the name of the goddess of the night
Persephone: f, greek, name of the queen of the underworld and wife of hades in greek mythology, name meaning unknown, presumably of pre-greek origin or from greek "to destroy" and "murder"
Raven: noun (often a symbol for death or misfortune)
Samael: m, hebrew: "venom of god"; name of archangel of death and prince of demons
Twyla: f, unknown meaning, suspected to be from either twilight or french for star
Valkyrie: f, old norse: "chooser of the slain", name of the maidens who led warriors killed in battle to valhalla in norse mythology
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