Narnia Name Generator

C.S. Lewis gave each people of Narnia its own sound, and a name only feels Narnian if it follows the right one. Narnian and Telmarine nobility carry soft Latinate names: Caspian, Rilian, Tirian, Drinian, Glozelle, Sopespian, Erimon. Archenlanders are plainer and more English, like Lune, Cor, Corin, Dar and Peridan. Calormenes sound Persian or Arabic, with Tarkaan and Tarkheena as titles: Rabadash, Aravis, Lasaraleen, Anradin, Kidrash, Ahoshta. Fauns take Roman-flavored -us names (Tumnus, Mentius, Obentinus), centaurs are named for weather and sky (Glenstorm, Roonwit, Cloudbirth, Ironhoof), and stars like Ramandu, Coriakin and Lilliandil shimmer with liquid vowels.

The Talking Beasts are the most Lewisian of all: homely English compounds or diminutives such as Trufflehunter, Pattertwig, Glimfeather, Hogglestock, Moonwood, Clodsley Shovel and, of course, Reepicheep and Peepiceek. Dwarfs are gruff and knobbly (Trumpkin, Nikabrik, Poggin, Griffle), marsh-wiggles are gloomy (Puddleglum), and the Earthmen of Bism sound like stone grinding (Golg, Mullugutherum).

This list gives you the canon cast and places alongside hundreds of original names written in each of those registers, so a new Tarkaan, a new faun or a new mouse of Reepicheep's order sounds like it has always lived in Narnia.