Alice in Wonderland Name Generator

Lewis Carroll almost never gave his Wonderland characters ordinary names. Most are simply what they are, capitalized into a title: the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the Queen of Hearts, the Mock Turtle (a pun on mock turtle soup, which is why he is part cow). The few proper names that exist are jokes or in-jokes: Dinah was the real Liddell family cat, the Dodo was Dodgson himself, Elsie, Lacie and Tillie in the treacle well are the three Liddell sisters, and Haigha and Hatta in Through the Looking-Glass are the Hare and Hatter in Anglo-Saxon disguise.

The other Carroll trick is the portmanteau. Jabberwocky packs two words into one (slithy = lithe and slimy, mimsy = flimsy and miserable), and the Looking-Glass insects do the same with objects: the Bread-and-Butterfly, the Rocking-Horse-Fly, the Snap-Dragon-Fly. Tim Burton's 2010 film added a third layer, giving the old archetypes Victorian full names like Tarrant Hightopp, Iracebeth of Crims and Nivens McTwisp.

This list keeps all three registers. You will find the canon cast from both books and the films, the Jabberwocky vocabulary usable as names, and new residents built on Carroll's rules: role-as-name titles (the Marquess of Marmalade), household-object creatures (the Teapot Tortoise), tea-table Victorians (Sir Digby Crumpet) and outright nonsense (Snorflewick, Pribblewump) for your own Wonderland story, party or game.