Marid Name Generator

Names for the sea-kings of the jinn

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Generate marid names for the most powerful class of jinn: sea-born names built from Arabic words for waves, tides, pearls and storms, folkloric marids like Sakhr and Dahnash, Persian darya-names, and court titles for the sultans of the drowned cities. Ideal for D&D, Pathfinder, Arabian Nights settings and fantasy fiction.

About marid names

Marids (Arabic marid, 'rebellious one') are the oldest and proudest class of jinn in Arabic folklore, the ones most often bound in bottles and most associated with the sea. The Thousand and One Nights gives us Sakhr, the marid who stole Solomon's ring, and the sea-jinn who rise from the waves to trade wishes for freedom; later tabletop games such as D&D and Pathfinder turned them into the water genies of the elemental planes, ruled by a padishah from a citadel of pearls. A marid name should therefore sound grand, wet and slightly arrogant.

The most authentic way to build one is from Arabic sea vocabulary: bahr (sea), mawj (wave), lujj (the deep), madd and jazr (flood and ebb tide), zabad (foam), marjan (coral), lu'lu and durr (pearls), tufan (deluge), khalij (gulf) and qulzum (the Red Sea). Attach a nisba (al-Bahri, al-Ghariq 'the drowned'), a patronymic with ibn or bint, or a kunya like Abu Amwaj, 'father of waves', and you have a name that reads like folklore rather than fantasy filler. Persian tradition adds darya (sea) compounds and the div of the Shahnameh.

This generator mixes those registers: single-word marid names, lineages, color and sea epithets, Persian darya-names, court titles for sultans, emirs and wardens of the drowned cities, plus pilot stars, monsoon winds, dhows and pearl banks.

How to choose marid names

  • Give a marid a title as well as a name; they are jinn nobility, so 'Mawjan al-Azraq, Emir of the Seventh Gulf' lands harder than Mawjan alone.
  • Use water and weather roots (bahr, mawj, lujj, tufan, ra'd) for marids and save fire words like lahab and jamrah for ifrits; the two classes should sound different at a glance.
  • A nisba in al- tells you where the marid is from or what it is: al-Qulzumi (of the Red Sea), al-Ghariq (the drowned), al-Azraq (the blue one).
  • For a bound or bottled marid, pair the name with its prison in the story (Keeper of the Brass Bottle, Sakhr of the Ring Stone) so the name carries its history.
  • Persian compounds with darya, gohar (jewel) and marvarid (pearl) suit marids in Shahnameh-style or Silk Road settings and mix well with Arabic names in the same court.

Frequently asked questions

What is a marid in mythology?

In Arabic folklore the marid is the strongest and most arrogant class of jinn, usually associated with water and the open sea. Marids appear in the Thousand and One Nights as the wish-granting spirits sealed in bottles by Solomon; the name itself comes from a root meaning rebellious or defiant.

Are marid names the same as djinn or genie names?

A marid is one type of djinn, so the naming conventions overlap: Arabic roots, patronymics with ibn or bint, and Al- epithets. Marid names lean toward sea, tide, pearl and storm vocabulary, while ifrit names use fire words and ordinary jinn names draw on wind, smoke and night.

What do marids look like in D&D and Pathfinder?

In D&D the marid is the water genie, a towering blue-skinned noble of the Elemental Plane of Water ruled by the Great Padishah Kalbari al-Durrat al-Amwaj ibn Jari from the Citadel of Ten Thousand Pearls. Pathfinder uses the same idea. Names like Tufan ibn Bahr or Durrah of the Pearl Gulf fit those settings directly.

Can I use these marid names in my own game or story?

Yes, for most uses. Folkloric names such as Sakhr and Dahnash come from old tales, the star, wind and river names are ordinary Arabic and Persian words, and most of the rest are constructions from sea vocabulary. The list was de-duplicated and screened, but nobody compared it with trademarks or with the names a game has published, so look a name up before you publish with it. Jinn remain part of living belief for many people, so treat them as characters with dignity rather than as punchlines.

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This is the complete list the generator above draws its random batches from, sorted A to Z and grouped by first letter.

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A: 125 names

  • Abafarin
  • Aban
  • Aban-dokht
  • Abdarya
  • Abdokht
  • Abgineh
  • Abgun
  • Abnush
  • Abr-e Siah
  • Abroud
  • Abshar
  • Abshar-e Div
  • Abtin the Deep
  • Abu al-Hut
  • Abu Amwaj
  • Abu Lu'lu
  • Abu Lujj
  • Abu Marjan
  • Abu Minshar
  • Abu Qulzum
  • Abu Qumqum
  • Abu Rih
  • Abu Sayf
  • Abu Tufan
  • Abu Zabad
  • Abu Zulal
  • Abzad
  • Adham al-Ghawr
  • Adhb ibn Furat
  • Admiral of the Monsoon Fleet
  • Agha of the Kelp Forest

A, continued

  • Ahd al-Milh
  • Akdar
  • Akdar the Silt-Dark
  • Akhtabut al-Ghamiq
  • Akhtabut of the Eight Coils
  • Akvan Div
  • Akvan the Marid
  • Al-Abyad al-Bahri
  • Al-Adani
  • Al-Ahmar
  • Al-Akhdar
  • Al-Asi
  • Al-Asi ibn Furat
  • Al-Aswad al-Ghariq
  • Al-Azraq
  • Al-Azraq al-Kabir
  • Al-Bahri
  • Al-Bahri al-A'zam
  • Al-Dimiryat
  • Al-Dimyati
  • Al-Durrah al-Yatimah
  • Al-Faramawi
  • Al-Fayyad
  • Al-Firuzi
  • Al-Ghamri
  • Al-Ghariq
  • Al-Ghariq al-Qadim
  • Al-Hurmuzi
  • Al-Jah
  • Al-Julfari
  • Al-Khaliji

A, continued

  • Al-Khawri
  • Al-Khazari
  • Al-Kilwi
  • Al-Lazawardi
  • Al-Lujji
  • Al-Marjani
  • Al-Mawji
  • Al-Mudhhib
  • Al-Muhit al-A'zam
  • Al-Muhiti
  • Al-Qatifi
  • Al-Qulzumi
  • Al-Qulzumi al-Kabir
  • Al-Sawakini
  • Al-Shihri
  • Al-Suqutri
  • Al-Tufani
  • Al-Ubulli
  • Al-Yammi
  • Al-Zabadi
  • Al-Zabaji
  • Al-Zurqani
  • Almas al-Qa'r
  • Amiq
  • Amir al-Amwaj
  • Amir al-Ustul
  • Amirah bint Qa'r
  • Amwaj
  • Amwaj bint Muhit
  • Amwaj of the Pearl Gate
  • Anbar ibn Sadaf

A, continued

  • Anbar of the Whale Road
  • Anbarah bint Lujj
  • Anbarun
  • Anbarun the Sweet-Smoked
  • Anid
  • Anid ibn Asi
  • Anid the Unbending
  • Anjar al-Hadid
  • Anqa al-Maghrib
  • Anqalis al-Sahiq
  • Aqrab al-Janub
  • Arus al-Bahr
  • Arzhang al-Bahri
  • Arzhang Div
  • Asad al-Bahr
  • Asadah bint Lujj
  • Asif al-Qulzum
  • Asifah
  • Asifah bint Ra'd
  • Asifah the Storm-Handed
  • Asil al-Sahil
  • Asir al-Qumqum
  • Asjad
  • Atabeg of the Mangrove Maze
  • Ati
  • Atum
  • Awal al-Qadim
  • Ayn al-Lujj
  • Aynab
  • Azarakhsh
  • Azhdaha-ye Darya
  • Azyab

B: 61 names

  • Bab al-Mandab
  • Badban-e Sepid
  • Badr al-Madd
  • Badr al-Tamam
  • Badr Basim
  • Baghlah
  • Bahamut
  • Bahamut of the World's Root
  • Bahhar
  • Bahir
  • Bahirah
  • Bahirah bint Amwaj
  • Bahiyah bint Muhit
  • Bahr al-Din al-Marid
  • Bahr al-Zulumat
  • Bahramun
  • Bahramun the Unbound
  • Bahruddin
  • Bahrullah
  • Bahrun
  • Bahrun ibn Lujj
  • Baja'
  • Baja'ah bint Sahil
  • Bal al-Azim
  • Balashun al-Khawr
  • Balashun the Still-Standing
  • Balhut
  • Banat Na'sh
  • Banu-ye Ab
  • Barad al-Lujj

B, continued

  • Barada bint Ghayth
  • Baradah bint Ghaym
  • Baran
  • Baran-dokht
  • Barf-e Darya
  • Barih
  • Barq al-Muhit
  • Barq the Flashing
  • Barqan
  • Barqanah bint Ra'd
  • Barzakh al-Bahrayn
  • Batil al-Sari'
  • Baz al-Lujj
  • Bazah bint Muhit
  • Begum of the Indigo Lagoon
  • Bey of the Coral Shoals
  • Bey of the Salt Marshes
  • Bey of the Storm Reach
  • Billawr
  • Billawr of the Ice Floes
  • Billawrah bint Jalid
  • Bint al-Ghawr
  • Birkah
  • Birkat al-Qamar
  • Brother of the Waterspout
  • Buhayrah al-Malihah
  • Bukhar al-Lujj
  • Bukharah bint Madd
  • Burj al-Azraq
  • Burjah bint Amwaj
  • Butayn

C: 5 names

  • Castellan of the Storm Wall
  • Chamberlain of the Brine Vaults
  • Cheshmeh
  • Cheshmeh-ye Pari
  • Cupbearer of the Rain Court

D: 77 names

  • Da'ma'
  • Dabaran
  • Dabaran ibn Thurayya
  • Dabur
  • Dahish
  • Dahish ibn al-A'mash
  • Dahish of the Brass City
  • Dahlak
  • Dahlak ibn Qulzum
  • Dahnash
  • Dahnash ibn Shamhurish
  • Dahnash of the Coral Palace
  • Dahnashah
  • Danah al-Awaliyyah
  • Danah of the Oyster Bank
  • Dandan
  • Dandan of the Far Fathoms
  • Darya-dokht
  • Darya-Shah
  • Darya-ye Bikaran
  • Daryabanu
  • Daryabar
  • Daryabeygi
  • Daryabod
  • Daryacheh
  • Daryadar
  • Daryadel
  • Daryafar
  • Daryakhan
  • Daryakhun
  • Daryamehr
  • Daryanavard
  • Daryanush
  • Daryaparast
  • Daryapour
  • Daryasalar
  • Daryavand
  • Daryazad

D, continued

  • Daryush the Marid
  • Daughter of the Coral King
  • Daughter of the Maelstrom
  • Daughter of the Seventh Wave
  • Dawwam al-Lujj
  • Dawwamah
  • Dawwamah bint Ghawr
  • Daydaban al-Sariyah
  • Dayjur
  • Debtor of the Old Fisherman
  • Dhabab al-Bahr
  • Dhababah bint Nasim
  • Dhat al-Sawari
  • Dhi'b al-Amwaj
  • Dhu al-Bahrayn
  • Dhu al-Salasil
  • Dijlah al-Marida
  • Dimah
  • Dimir ibn Dahnash
  • Div-e Abgun
  • Div-e Darya
  • Div-e Frakhkard
  • Div-e Girdab
  • Div-e Marvarid
  • Div-e Mowj
  • Div-e Sepid
  • Div-e Tufan
  • Dordaneh
  • Dorsa
  • Dujayl ibn Dijlah
  • Dukhas
  • Dukhas ibn Yamm
  • Dukhas the Bow-Rider
  • Dulfin
  • Durr al-Bahr
  • Durr Maknun
  • Durrah
  • Durrah bint Amwaj
  • Durrah of the Pearl Gulf

E: 7 names

  • Emir of the Coral Throne
  • Emir of the Drowned Mountain
  • Emir of the Qulzum Strait
  • Emir of the Seventh Gulf
  • Emira of the Glass Harbor
  • Envoy of the Two Seas
  • Eye of the Cyclone

F: 24 names

  • Fajr al-Yamm
  • Fanar al-Madiq
  • Faras al-Amwaj
  • Faras al-Bahri
  • Farasah bint Bahr
  • Faridah
  • Faridat al-Hayr
  • Farqad al-Hadi
  • Farqad of the Pilot Stars
  • Father of Ten Thousand Waves
  • Father of the Drowned
  • Father of the Salt Road
  • Father of the Whale Road
  • Fatih al-Bahr
  • Fatihah bint Mawj
  • Favvareh
  • Faydan
  • Faydan al-Lujj
  • Fayyad
  • Fayyad the Overflowing
  • Firuz al-Masqati
  • Firuzah
  • Firuzah of the Turquoise Bay
  • Furatun

G: 40 names

  • Gandarewa
  • Gatekeeper of the Flood Sluice
  • Ghadir al-Sarandibi
  • Ghadir of the Quiet Pool
  • Ghafr ibn Simak
  • Ghalib al-Mawj
  • Ghalibah bint Madd
  • Ghamam al-Lujj
  • Ghamamah bint Bahr
  • Ghamiq ibn Dayjur
  • Ghamr ibn Tufan
  • Ghamr of the Flooded Vale
  • Ghamrah
  • Ghamrun
  • Ghamrun the Flood-Bringer
  • Ghariq al-Qadim
  • Ghariqah bint Lujj
  • Ghariqun
  • Ghasaq
  • Ghasaq ibn Dayjur
  • Ghatamtam
  • Ghawr
  • Ghawr al-Aswad
  • Ghawr of the Abyssal Court
  • Ghaws
  • Ghawwas al-Bahr
  • Ghawwasah bint Lujj
  • Ghaym al-Muhit
  • Ghaymun
  • Ghayth
  • Ghayth ibn Muzn
  • Ghayth the Long-Awaited
  • Ghurab al-Harb
  • Girdab the Whirlpool-Born
  • Gohar
  • Gohar-e Darya
  • Goharnush
  • Goharshad
  • Grand Vizier of the Nacre Hall
  • Granter of the Third Wish

H: 42 names

  • Ha'ij
  • Ha'ij the Never-Still
  • Habbar al-Hibr
  • Habub
  • Habub ibn Shamal
  • Habub the Wall of Dust and Rain
  • Haddar al-Mawj
  • Haddarah bint Tufan
  • Hadi al-Sufun
  • Hadir al-Muhit
  • Hadirah bint Ghawr
  • Hadiyah bint Lujj
  • Hafiz al-Mina
  • Hajar al-Ghawr
  • Hajarah bint Lujj
  • Hakim al-Ghariq
  • Hakim al-Lujj
  • Hakimah bint Mawj
  • Hamur al-Shi'ab
  • Hamur of the Rock Reef
  • Hand of the Padishah

H, continued

  • Harbormaster of the Wreck Fields
  • Haris al-Lujj
  • Harisah bint Zabad
  • Harjaf
  • Harkand
  • Hasib
  • Hatil
  • Hatil ibn Dajn
  • Hawa bint Rih
  • Hawja'
  • Hayr al-Danat
  • Hayyah bint Ghawr
  • Hayyat al-Bahr
  • Heir of the Salt Crown
  • Herald of the Rising Tide
  • Hilal al-Ghawr
  • Hilalah bint Jazr
  • Hurmuz al-Madiq
  • Hut al-Kabir
  • Hut of the Great Fish
  • Hutah

I: 4 names

  • I'sar al-Mawj
  • I'sarah bint Tufan
  • Ibn al-Amwaj
  • Iklil al-Aqrab

J: 35 names

  • Jabal al-Ghariq
  • Jabalah bint Muhit
  • Jabbar al-Bahr
  • Jabbarah bint Muhit
  • Jadwal
  • Jadwal ibn Yanbu'
  • Jah al-Rubban
  • Jalbut
  • Jalid al-Muhit
  • Jalidah bint Thalj
  • Janub al-Mawsim
  • Jari al-Qadim
  • Jariun
  • Jariyah bint Mawj
  • Jarjur
  • Jawhar
  • Jawharah bint al-Samandal
  • Jawza'
  • Jayhun al-Marid
  • Jayyash
  • Jayyash the Surging
  • Jazir al-Marid
  • Jazirah bint Bahr
  • Jazr al-Layl
  • Jazrah bint Madd
  • Jazrah of the Ebb
  • Jiwan
  • Judge of the Undertow
  • Julfar
  • Julnar al-Bahriyyah
  • Jumanah
  • Jumanah bint Hayr
  • Jumanah of the Silver Shoal
  • Jurf al-Hawi
  • Juybar

K: 50 names

  • Kaf-e Darya
  • Kahf al-Lujj
  • Kahfah bint Ghawr
  • Kahraman
  • Kalah bint Harkand
  • Kalb al-Bahr
  • Kalbari al-Durrat al-Amwaj
  • Kan'ad
  • Kariz
  • Karun al-Akdar
  • Kasir al-Mawj
  • Kasir al-Sufun
  • Kasirah bint Bahr
  • Kawkab al-Lujj
  • Kaws
  • Kaws of the Monsoon
  • Kawsaj al-Adham
  • Kawsaj the Grey-Finned
  • Keeper of the Brass Bottle
  • Keeper of the Coral Gate
  • Keeper of the Hidden Cistern
  • Keeper of the Salt Road
  • Keeper of the Seventh Wave
  • Keeper of the Sunken Seal
  • Keshti-shekan

K, continued

  • Khaburah
  • Khadim al-Khatam
  • Khalij ibn Hind
  • Khalij of the Seventh Gulf
  • Khalijun
  • Khalijun the Bay-Warden
  • Khan of the Frozen Strait
  • Khan of the Iron Tide
  • Khan of the Whale Road
  • Kharak al-Ghawwas
  • Kharchang
  • Kharidah
  • Khatun of the Singing Reef
  • Khawr al-Suhari
  • Khidamm
  • Khidamm ibn Ubab
  • Khidamm of the Open Ocean
  • Khidr al-Bahri
  • Khidrim
  • Khizab
  • Khizab-e Siah
  • Khuttaf al-Bahr
  • Kraken-Tamer of the Lightless Trench
  • Kuseh
  • Kuseh-ye Sepid

L: 29 names

  • Lady of the Drowned Tower
  • Lady of the Oasis Spring
  • Lajvard
  • Lamp-Bearer of the Anchor Graveyard
  • Langar
  • Larwi ibn Hind
  • Lawiyathan
  • Layl al-Muhit
  • Layl al-Saji
  • Layl of the Black Water
  • Laylah bint Ghamr
  • Layth al-Ghariq
  • Laythah bint Zabad
  • Lazaward
  • Lazaward ibn Yamm
  • Lazaward of the Azure Vault
  • Lord of the Lightless Current
  • Lu'lu bint Ghawr
  • Lu'lu'ah
  • Lu'lu'ah the Pearl-Eyed
  • Lujayn
  • Lujayn ibn Qamar
  • Lujj al-Qadim
  • Lujjah
  • Lujjah of the Sunless Deep
  • Lujjuddin
  • Lukhm
  • Lukhm ibn Kawsaj
  • Luqluq

M: 96 names

  • Madd al-Qamar
  • Madd ibn Jazr
  • Madd of the Iron Tide
  • Maddun
  • Maddun the Tide-Caller
  • Madiq ibn Hurmuz
  • Mahaq al-Jazr
  • Mahar
  • Maharah bint Ghaws
  • Mahi-ye Zarrin
  • Mahigir
  • Makhtum
  • Makhtum ibn Rasas
  • Makhtum the Seal-Marked
  • Malih ibn Zabad
  • Malihah bint Qulzum
  • Malihun
  • Malihun the Brine-Tongued
  • Malik al-Bahr
  • Malik al-Waqwaq
  • Malika of the Turquoise Shallows
  • Malikah bint Ghawr
  • Mallah al-Muhit
  • Mallahah bint Rih
  • Mansur al-Mawj
  • Mansurah bint Ghamr
  • Marfa'
  • Marjan ibn Qa'r
  • Marjan of the Coral Throne
  • Marjanah
  • Marjanah the Coral-Veiled
  • Markab al-Layl

M, continued

  • Marsa al-Ghuraba
  • Marsud
  • Marvarid
  • Marzban-e Darya
  • Matar al-Ghariq
  • Matarah bint Ghaym
  • Mawj al-Layl
  • Mawja al-Kubra
  • Mawjah bint Lujj
  • Mawjan
  • Mawjan al-Azraq
  • Mawjan of the Maelstrom
  • Mawjuddin
  • Mawsim al-Hind
  • Mawthuq al-Yamm
  • Mawwar
  • Maymun
  • Maymunah al-Marida
  • Maymunah bint al-Dimiryat
  • Maymunah of the Drowned Tower
  • Mazin ibn Ghaym
  • Meh-e Sahar
  • Midrar
  • Mihran ibn Sayl
  • Mijdaf ibn Zawraq
  • Milhah
  • Mina al-Zalam
  • Mir'at al-Yamm
  • Mirbat al-Zafari
  • Mirjanah al-Zarqa
  • Mirsah al-Ghariq
  • Mirsat al-Ghawr

M, continued

  • Misbah al-Muhit
  • Misbahah bint Zulmat
  • Mithaq
  • Mordab
  • Mordab-e Kabud
  • Morvarid Banu
  • Mother of Pearls
  • Mother of Storms
  • Mother of the Maelstrom
  • Mother of Tides
  • Mowj-savar
  • Mowjan
  • Mu'allim al-Nujum
  • Mu'allim the Star-Reader
  • Mu'sirah
  • Mughriq al-Marakib
  • Muhitah bint Qulzum
  • Muhitun
  • Muhitun the All-Encircling
  • Mukabbal
  • Mukha bint Adan
  • Murabbi al-Qurush
  • Murrah
  • Murrah al-Ghariq
  • Musandam
  • Mushtari
  • Mutalatim
  • Mutalatim the Wave-Clashing
  • Mutamarrid
  • Muzn
  • Muzn the Rain-Laden
  • Muznah

N: 46 names

  • Na'sh al-Shamali
  • Na'shi
  • Nab'un
  • Nada al-Ghawr
  • Nadah bint Mawj
  • Nadhr
  • Nafhah bint Saba
  • Nahang
  • Nahang of the Caspian Dark
  • Nahang-e Zharf
  • Nahham al-Hayr
  • Nahham the Deep-Voiced
  • Nahid-e Ab
  • Nahr ibn Furat
  • Nahr of the Drowned River
  • Nahrun
  • Nahrun the River-Born
  • Najm al-Bahr
  • Najmah bint Khalij
  • Najmat al-Bahr
  • Nakhudha al-Bahr
  • Nakhudhah bint Tufan
  • Namak

N, continued

  • Namir al-Qa'r
  • Namirah bint Tayyar
  • Nasim ibn Bahr
  • Nasim of the Salt Road
  • Nasimah bint Mawj
  • Nasimah the Soft-Sailed
  • Nasir al-Lujj
  • Nasirah bint Bahr
  • Nasr al-Ta'ir
  • Nasr al-Waqi'
  • Naw' al-Simak
  • Naw' al-Thurayya
  • Nawab of the Midnight Fathoms
  • Nawras al-Marid
  • Nawrasah bint Zabad
  • Nilgun
  • Nilufar-e Darya
  • Nuh al-Marid
  • Nur al-Ghawr
  • Nurah bint Qa'r
  • Nuruddin al-Bahri
  • Nuti
  • Nuti ibn Rubban

O: 1 name

  • Oathbound of the Lead Seal

P: 11 names

  • Padishah Kalbari
  • Padishah of the Seven Gulfs
  • Pari-ye Daryayi
  • Parizad
  • Pasha of the Pearl Gulf
  • Pasha Ohtar
  • Pearl-Counter of the Inner Vault
  • Pilot of the Starless Channel
  • Prince of the Fog Bank
  • Prisoner of the Brass Jar
  • Puladvand

Q: 36 names

  • Qa'id al-Lujj
  • Qa'idah bint Madd
  • Qa'r al-Zulmat
  • Qa'rush
  • Qa'rush the Bottom-Walker
  • Qadi al-Bahr
  • Qadiyah bint Muhit
  • Qahhar al-Lujj
  • Qahharah bint Tufan
  • Qalhat bint Suhar
  • Qallas
  • Qamar al-Madd
  • Qamar of the Tide Pool
  • Qamarah bint Tayyar
  • Qamus
  • Qasam ibn Ahd
  • Qasif
  • Qasif ibn Asif
  • Qasr al-Lujj
  • Qasrah bint Marjan
  • Qatrah
  • Qawqa'ah
  • Qayd al-Hadid
  • Qays ibn Hurmuz
  • Qindil al-Bahr
  • Qindilah bint Ghawr
  • Qindilun
  • Qirsh al-Aswad
  • Qirsh of the Shallows
  • Qirshun
  • Qubtan al-Zulumat
  • Queen of the Mangrove Delta
  • Qulzumah bint Tufan
  • Qumr al-Janub
  • Qunfudh al-Bahr
  • Qutb al-Muhit

R: 33 names

  • Ra'd al-Bahri
  • Ra'd ibn Ghaym
  • Ra'd of the Storm Reach
  • Ra'i al-Hitan
  • Ra'is al-Amwaj
  • Ra'isah bint Ghawr
  • Ra's al-Hadd
  • Ragbar
  • Raghwah
  • Rajjaf al-Bahr
  • Rajjafah bint Ra'd
  • Rakib al-Dandan
  • Ramlah al-Ghariqah
  • Ramlah bint Sahil
  • Raqraq
  • Raqraq the Shimmering
  • Rasad al-Kanz
  • Rashash
  • Rashash ibn Shallal
  • Rashid ibn Nil
  • Rayhan al-Lujji
  • Rayhanah bint Bahr
  • Rayyan al-Muhit
  • Regent of the Sapphire Stair
  • Rider of the Dandan
  • Rihan al-Bahri
  • Rihanah
  • Rubban al-Lujj
  • Rubbanah bint Mawj
  • Rud-e Khorushan
  • Rudbar
  • Rukh al-Jaza'ir
  • Rukha'

S: 129 names

  • Sa'd al-Dhabih
  • Sa'd al-Su'ud
  • Sa'd Bula'
  • Sa'iq al-Muhit
  • Sa'iqah
  • Sa'iqah bint Ra'd
  • Sa'is al-Tananin
  • Saba
  • Sabir al-Lujj
  • Sabirah bint Ghawr
  • Sadaf al-Baydha
  • Sadaf bint Marjan
  • Sadaf of the Shell Gate
  • Sadaf-dokht
  • Sadafah
  • Sadafah the Shell-Crowned
  • Sadafnush
  • Safi al-Zulal
  • Safinah bint Shira
  • Safwan al-Ghariq
  • Sahab ibn Matar
  • Sahar al-Khalij
  • Sahib al-Ahd
  • Sahib al-Bi'r
  • Sahib al-Hayr
  • Sahib al-Qumqum
  • Sahib al-Tilsam
  • Sahib Bahr al-Rum
  • Sahib Bahr Faris
  • Sahibat Bahr al-Sin
  • Sahil ibn Mawj
  • Sahilah bint Madd

S, continued

  • Sahilun
  • Sahiq
  • Sahiq the Fathomless
  • Saji
  • Saji the Becalmed
  • Sajin al-Nuhas
  • Sakhab al-Bahr
  • Sakhabah bint Amwaj
  • Sakhr
  • Sakhr al-Marid
  • Sakhr of the Brass Sea
  • Sakhr of the Ring Stone
  • Sakhrah bint Bahr
  • Sakhrah bint Ramlah
  • Sakib
  • Salhaf of the Old Reef
  • Salsabil
  • Salsal
  • Samak al-Azraq
  • Sanjeh Div
  • Saqiyah
  • Saqr al-Bahri
  • Saqrah bint Tufan
  • Sarab al-Bahr
  • Sarab of the Salt Mirage
  • Sarabah
  • Sarandib
  • Sardar of the Nine Currents
  • Sarfah
  • Sariyah
  • Sarsar al-Muhit
  • Sarsarah bint Mawj

S, continued

  • Satrap of the Amber Shoals
  • Sayb
  • Sayb ibn Ghawwas
  • Sayhun
  • Sayl al-Bahr
  • Saylah bint Ghamr
  • Sayyad al-Muhit
  • Sayyadah bint Mawj
  • Sayyal
  • Sayyid Bahr al-Hind
  • Sayyidat al-Hitan
  • Servant of the Seal Ring
  • Shabnam-e Sahel
  • Shafaq al-Maghrib
  • Shah of the Abyssal Court
  • Shah of the Lightless Trench
  • Shah of the Sunless Deep
  • Shahbanu of the Tidal Court
  • Shahdokht-e Mowj
  • Shahyal
  • Shallal al-Nili
  • Shallal of the Hidden Falls
  • Shamal
  • Shamal ibn Barih
  • Shamal of the North Wind
  • Shamhurish
  • Shamhurishah
  • Shams al-Muhit
  • Shamsah bint Madd
  • Shark-Herd of the Outer Reef
  • Shatt al-Marid
  • Shawlah

S, continued

  • Sheikh of the Thousand Atolls
  • Shi'ra al-Yamaniyyah
  • Shifnin al-Raml
  • Shini
  • Shira'un
  • Shu'i al-Safar
  • Shur-ab
  • Silsilah
  • Simak al-A'zal
  • Simak al-Ramih
  • Simin-e Mowj
  • Siraf al-Ghariqah
  • Siraj al-Ghawr
  • Sirajah bint Qa'r
  • Sirtan al-Lujj
  • Sister of the White Squall
  • Sleeper in the Copper Flask
  • Son of the Deep Current
  • Son of the Drowned Emir
  • Son of the Qulzum Storm
  • Steward of the Hundred Wells
  • Suhayl al-Bahri
  • Suhayli
  • Sukkan al-Fulk
  • Sukkani
  • Sultan al-Lujj
  • Sultan of the Brass Sea
  • Sultan of the Citadel of Ten Thousand Pearls
  • Sultan of the Drowned Cities
  • Sultana of the Coral Deep
  • Sultanah bint Bahr
  • Sunbuq al-Ghawwasin
  • Sur al-Bahriyyah

T: 49 names

  • Taghi al-Yamm
  • Talab
  • Taliq al-Sayyad
  • Taliq the Twice-Freed
  • Tall al-Fajr
  • Tamam al-Bahr
  • Tami' al-Bahr
  • Tami'ah bint Mawj
  • Tandil
  • Tawwash al-Durar
  • Tawwash the Pearl-Weigher
  • Tayyar ibn Madd
  • Tayyarun
  • Tayyarun the Current-Rider
  • Thalj ibn Rih
  • Thalj of the Frozen Strait
  • Thaljah bint Ghaym
  • Thaljun
  • The Bottle-Bound
  • The Lead-Stoppered
  • The Net-Hauled
  • The Thrice-Sealed
  • The Unsealed
  • Thu'ban al-Muhit

T, continued

  • Thu'banah
  • Thurayya
  • Thurayya bint Naw'
  • Thurayya of the Rain Stars
  • Tibr al-Sahil
  • Tide-Reckoner of the Moonlit Estuary
  • Tilsam
  • Timsah al-Nil
  • Tinnin
  • Tinnin al-Qa'ri
  • Tinnin of the Trench
  • Tinninah
  • Tinninun ibn Zulmat
  • Tinnis al-Ghariqah
  • Tishtar
  • Tishtar of the Rain Star
  • Tondar
  • Tondar-e Div
  • Tondbad
  • Treasurer of the Black Pearl
  • Tufan
  • Tufan al-Qulzumi
  • Tufan ibn Bahr
  • Tufan-e Div
  • Tunn al-Sari'

U: 23 names

  • Ubab al-Zakhkhar
  • Ubab of the Rolling Swell
  • Ubullah bint Shatt
  • Ujaj
  • Umm al-Danat
  • Umm al-Durr
  • Umm al-Ghadir
  • Umm al-Lu'lu
  • Umm al-Qa'r
  • Umm al-Rubyan
  • Umm Amwaj
  • Umm Habab
  • Umm Khalij
  • Umm Lujj
  • Umm Marjan
  • Umm Tufan
  • Umniyah al-Thalithah
  • Uqab al-Mawj
  • Uqabah bint Rih
  • Urjuwan
  • Urjuwan al-Sadaf
  • Ustul
  • Utarid al-Sari'

V: 4 names

  • Vizier of the Pearl Gate
  • Vizier of the Sunken Library
  • Vizier of the Tidal Court
  • Voice of the Breaking Surf

W: 16 names

  • Wa'd al-Marid
  • Wabil al-Muhit
  • Wabilah bint Sahab
  • Wada'
  • Wadi al-Ghariq
  • Wahah
  • Wahah bint Sarab
  • Waqwaq
  • Warden of the Drowned Gate
  • Warden of the Last Well
  • Warden of the Pearl Gate
  • Warden of the Qulzum Deep
  • Warden of the Whale Road
  • Wazir al-Ghawr
  • Wazirah bint Bahr
  • Whale-Shepherd of the Cold Current

Y: 13 names

  • Yakh-e Kabud
  • Yamm
  • Yamm al-Ha'ij
  • Yamm ibn Jayhun
  • Yamm of the Sea of Darkness
  • Yanbu'
  • Yaqut al-Azraq
  • Yaqut of the Red Sea
  • Yaqutah bint Qulzum
  • Yaqutah the Red-Lit
  • Yashm-e Sabz
  • Yatimah
  • Yunus al-Ghariq

Z: 44 names

  • Za'zi' al-Lujj
  • Za'zi'ah bint Rih
  • Zab al-Kabir
  • Zabad al-Abyad
  • Zabad of the White Reef
  • Zabadah al-Bayda
  • Zabadan
  • Zabadan the Foam-Crowned
  • Zabarjad al-Sirafi
  • Zabarjad of the Kelp Halls
  • Zafar ibn Shihr
  • Zafir al-Bahr
  • Zafirah bint Muhit
  • Zafzaf
  • Zakhir
  • Zakhir al-Bahri
  • Zakhirah bint Muhit
  • Zamharir
  • Zamharir al-Qa'ri
  • Zamharirah
  • Zawba'a
  • Zawba'ah bint Rih

Z, continued

  • Zawraq
  • Zawraq ibn Markab
  • Zawraq of the Ghost Fleet
  • Zhaleh
  • Zharfa
  • Zharfa-dokht
  • Zubalah bint Lujj
  • Zubana al-Janubi
  • Zubaydi
  • Zuhal al-Ba'id
  • Zuhrah bint Shafaq
  • Zujaj
  • Zulal ibn Ghadir
  • Zulal of the Sweet Water
  • Zulmah bint Tufan
  • Zulmat al-Qa'r
  • Zummaj
  • Zumurrud al-Marid
  • Zumurrud ibn Khalij
  • Zumurrud of the Green Strait
  • Zumurrudah
  • Zumurrudah the Green-Glassed