Valyrian Name Generator

Valyrian names in A Song of Ice and Fire follow a recognisable recipe. The core is the "ae" diphthong, usually in the first syllable: Aegon, Daemon, Rhaenyra, Jaehaerys, Baela. Masculine names tend to end in -on, -or, -ar, -ys or -mond (Aemon, Baelor, Rhaegar, Viserys, Vaemond), while feminine names lean on -a, -ys, -elle and -yra (Rhaena, Daenys, Maegelle, Rhaenyra). George R. R. Martin also likes the Rh-, Vh- and Qh- spellings and a touch of Y where an I would do, which is why Qoherys looks more Valyrian than Coheris.

Surnames mark the old dragonlord families. In Westeros that means Targaryen, Velaryon and Celtigar, plus the extinct Valyrian houses Belaerys, Qoherys and Vhassar. In Essos the blood of Old Valyria survives in Volantene families like Maegyr, Paenymion, Qhaedar and Vaelaros, and in Lysene names such as Rogare. This generator mixes canon names from the books and House of the Dragon with original names that follow the same phonology, so you can build a dragonseed, a Volantene triarch or a long-lost branch of the Freehold.

Use single names for Targaryen-style characters, surnames when you need a new house, and full names or epithets (Aegon the Conqueror, Jaenara the Far-Flyer) for lore entries and family trees.