200 Witch Names

Aradia

Aradia is a historic and powerful sorceress from “The Gospel of Witches” by Godfrey Leland. Much like her magic, Aradia is the Italian word for ‘Moon Goddess.’

Bonnie 

Bonnie Bennett, the widely known witch from the “The Vampire Diaries,” wielded supernatural gifts to protect her friends. The name Bonnie is associated with witches who harness ancient dark magic.

Hagar 

Auntie Hagar from Drums O’ Voodoo left an indelible mark with her dark aura. Her unwavering commitment to the craft of voodoo gave her character a remarkable legacy that continues to send shivers down spines.

Scarlet 

The Scarlet Witch, also known as Wanda Maximoff, is one of the most intriguing characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Her name exudes power and confidence, just like her character does in Marvel.

Endora

Endora is the beloved character from the classic TV show “Bewitched.” The name Endora, which resembles Pandora, carries a unique and magical subtext, as it translates to ‘Light.’

Sabrina 

Sabrina Spellman, the titular character from the TV series The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, is a young, charming, and relatable witch known for her fearless spirit in the magical world.

Winifred 

Winifred Sanderson, the iconic character from “Hocus Pocus,” is known for wickedness and charisma. It’s no coincidence that Winfred, an Old English name, loosely translates to ‘Peaceful Friend.’

Hermione 

Hermione Granger, one of the most loved witches across all art forms, makes for a brilliant witch name. It is an ancient name derived from the Greek God Hermes and exudes the confidence needed to practice the art of magic.

Luna Lovegood

Luna Lovegood, the girl with whimsy and unique charm, has one of the most loved names of all witches. The name Luna in Latin means ‘Moon,’ which is an excellent symbol for her pearly white hair and mystical aura.

Bellatrix 

Another powerful and memorable witch name from the “Harry Potter” series is the dark and twisted Bellatrix Lestrange. Bellatrix means ‘female warrior’ in Latin, symbolizing the character’s dark magical prowess.

Aggie 

Aggie Cromwell, the lovable witch from the “Halloweentown” film series, is remembered for her warm character and wise moves. The name Aggie symbolizes a comforting and nurturing presence in the world of magic.

Ravenna

Ravenna, the wicked queen in “Snow White and the Huntsman,” exudes a cold demeanor and regal power. “Ravenna” adds strength to her character and embodies her dark ambitions.

Fiona

Fiona Goode, the Supreme Witch in “American Horror Story: Coven,” is a complex character driven by power and self-preservation. The name Fiona loosely translates to the word ‘fair,’ which hints at her beauty and elegance.

Willow 

Willow Rosenberg, the beloved best friend from “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” is a fitting addition. The name comes from the Willow tree, which represents strength and power.

Prue

Prue Halliwell, one of the Halliwell sisters in “Charmed,” is known for her no-nonsense attitude and spirit. The name comes from the Latin word ‘Prudentia,’ translating to ‘Caution.’

Zelena 

Zelena, the beautiful name that means ‘Green,’ comes from the complex heroine from Once Upon a Time and is driven by ambition and envy. The name is of Greek origin and is the root name of ‘Selena.’

Calypso 

Calypso is the quirky and unpredictable sea goddess from the “Pirates of the Caribbean.” The witch’s name is an ancient name that is fit for witches with an old soul, meaning ‘Cover.’

Louise 

Louise Miller, the protagonist in “The Teen Witch,” is known for wise use of supernatural abilities. Just like her character in the movie, the name Louise translates to ‘renowned warrior.’

Melisandre 

Melisandre, the Red Priestess from “Game of Thrones,” continues to be a fan-favorite witch from a show filled with dark magic. The name Melisandre is of French origin, and it signifies the beauty of women.

Yennefer 

Yennefer of Vengerberg in “The Witcher” is a complex character. The name translates to ‘White Shadow.’ which appears in the dead of the night. Yennefer exudes an aura of mystery, which reflects well in her sorcery.

Elphaba

Elphaba, the misunderstood and complex character from “Wicked,” is the prime representation of defiance. The name came from Gregory Maguire, who simply wanted to spell out the initials of author L. Frank Baum (L, F, and B).

Glinda

Glinda, the Good Witch from “The Wizard of Oz,” paints a picture of magic, hope, and purity. Her name resembles the word ‘gladness,’ and that’s how people feel when watching her. The name means ‘Fair.’

Samantha Stephens

Samantha Stephens from Bewitched is a kind-hearted witch who marries a mortal man. She desires a normal life until her magical prowess intrudes. The name commonly translates to ‘God has heard.’

Kiki

Kiki is a fun Spanish name that translates to ‘Double Happiness.’ Kiki, a young witch, is one of the best and most detailed characters from the Studio Ghibli Cinematic Universe. It also makes for a fantastic witch name for young girls.

Mildred Hubble

Mildred Hubble, the young witch-in-training who attends Miss Cackle’s Academy for Witches, is a beloved character from old Hollywood. The name means ‘Gentle Strength.’ Mildred Hubble often finds herself in magical mishaps, which adds to her character arc and storyline.

Diana Bishop

Diana Bishop is an intelligent academic from Deborah Harkness’s book series “All Souls.” She takes her name from the Roman goddess Diana, which translates to ‘Divine.’

Geillis Duncan

Geillis Duncan is the beloved witch from Outlander, shown as an evil sorceress in the show. However, Gellis, the Gaelic word for ‘Servant of Jesus,’ contrasts with this characterization.

Amanda Sefton

Amanda Sefton, a popular character from Marvel Comics, has unique powers such as shapeshifting, hypnosis, and teleportation. The name Amanda is Latin for ‘Loveable,’ which fits the character perfectly.

Gloria Moonbeam

Gloria is a beautiful female name that has evolved from the word ‘Glory.’ Witches with Gloria as a name can shake some souls up and stir some potions. Gloria harnesses the magic of the moonlight to avenge her loved ones, so make sure you’re on her good side.

Merlin Shadowweaver

Merlin is a Welsh name for ‘Sea Fortress.’ It possesses the powers of ancient potions and mysterious magic. The name is also synonymous with enchantments and old wisdom.

Rose Enchantress

Rose is a gentle witch deeply connected to nature. It is a Latin name derived from the word ‘Latin Rosa.’ Her spells focus on nurturing and protecting the environment and all living creatures.

Phillius Potionmaster

Phillius, the queen of potion-making, crafts elixirs with transformative powers. The name Phillius means ‘Joyful.’Along with her potion-making skills, she has extensive knowledge of herbs and forgotten ingredients.

Moonie 

Step into the whimsical world of Moonie, who gets her name because of her enchantment with the moon and the night. She creates dreamy scenarios, practices surreal magic, and comes alive in the moonlight.

Violet Nightshade

Violet, which means purple in Latin, is a beautiful witch name that evokes the imagery of a flower. The name comes from the botanical family and is best suited for witches who wish to master the arts of dark potions.

Mystique

This name derives from the Green word ‘mystēs,’ which means following customs by a select group. Mystique is an age-old yet powerful and feminine name for a witch.

Alastair 

Alastair is the feminine name for ‘Alexander’ in Greek nomenclature. The name is associated with dark magic, shadow manipulation, and the defense of the dark arts.

Devina

Devina, a feminine iteration of the word ‘divine’ in Scottish culture, symbolizes ‘heavenly.’ Witches known as Devina are famous for their dark powers and use of fairy magic for protection.

Esme 

Esme is the French word for beloved. As an Esme namesake, magic hails from the moon’s phases, and your magic is strongest under the moonlight.

Diane 

Diane (Diana), the Roman goddess of fertility, is a famous witch name. Witches known as Diane are radiant sorceresses, embodying light and purity while banishing darkness and bringing hope to those in need.

Goran 

Goran, a Slavic name, is often taken by someone who lives in the mountains. The Goran witch controls the storm and can summon lightning with a twist of her hands, making her a formidable force in the coven.

Astrid 

Astrid, an old yet popular Scandinavian name, symbolizes ‘divine beauty.’ It is fit for witches who cast enigmatic spells and are spellbindingly beautiful.

Elma 

Elma is a German name that loosely translates to ‘helmet’ or ‘protection.’ Elmas are forest witches who can communicate with animals and trees and use their guidance to protect forest animals.

Gwendolyn 

Gwendolyn, the feminine term for ‘fair bow,’ is a Welsh name. The name has a mystical side, and it is for witches who cast a ‘dolyn’ or a ring spell around those who wrong them.

Paxton 

The name Paxton comes from the Old English name ‘Pœccess.’ It means ‘Peace town.’ Its origination dates back to the 12th century, and the name has a rich place in the scriptures.

Jupiter 

The name Jupiter casts a celestial shadow, and rightly so. The name translates to ‘The supreme God.’ It is for witches who can harness the power of the most sizable planet in the solar system to cast thunderous spells.

Venus 

Venus, the brightest shining planet in the sky, takes its name from the Roman goddess of beauty and passion. Witches named after Venus specialize in spells of romance and affection.

Kane

Kane translates to ‘Warrior.’ The name works both for witches and vampires. Witches with enigmatic figures and formidable powers are a great namesake of Kane.

Lillian 

Lillian, the Latin word for Lily, means “Purity” and is a delicate name for an air witch who can control the winds, create powerful gusts, and create hurricanes with magic.

Sylvestra

Sylvestra, the feminine name for the Latin Sylvester, takes its roots from the noun ‘Silva.’ Sylvestra channels the essence of the forest with each spell she casts.

Marigold

The gold of the Virgin Mary, Marigold, makes for a beautiful and feminine name for a witch that simply means ‘Golden Flower.’ Similar to the bright colors of a Marigold, the witches can also have a welcoming and positive aura.

Seraphina

Seraphina is a Hebrew name and translates to ‘Burning Ones.’ It is dedicated to the highest-ranking angels of God and is known for their ability to share love.

Thalassa 

The name Thalassa comes from Atlantyssea, the daughter of Aether and Hemera from Greek Mythology. The name holds the meaning of ‘Sea.’ Thalassa has secrets buried in the ocean, and her spells resonate with the world.

Evadne

Evadne has a Greek origin, and it translates to ‘Good.’ The name has a feminine and mystical aura, and its namesakes possess the grace and serenity of a swan.

Wayde 

Summon the masculine energy and dark powers with Wayde, a name shrouded in mystery. Wayde comes from Old English and is a Scandinavian name that translates to ‘able to go.’

Hades 

Hades is a Greek name that means unseen. As per Greek mythology, Hades was the God of the underworld who commanded dark arts and navigated the ancient realms of magic.

Evilian

Evilian, the masculine name for Evelyn, hints at witchcraft and a serious dabble with the shadows. Evilian can master spells that defy conventional understanding, just like its namesake Evelyn of “alive.”

Darius 

Darius, an ancient name that signifies profound wisdom, is a fine addition to the list of male witch names. Darius is a Persian name that translates to ‘the maintenance of possessions.’

Devin 

Devin is an Old-school Irish name taken from the word ‘Divine.’ Male witches with this name can channel the Godly essence of witchcraft and cast spells that defy expectations.

Michaels

The name Michael has been in England since the 12th century. It is derived from Hebrew and holds the profound meaning of ‘who is like God?’ or ‘gift from God.’

Erik 

The name Erik means ‘forever ruler.’ Originating from Old Norse, Erik derives from the Norse word “Eirikr,” which translates to “ever powerful” or “sole ruler.”

Henry 

There have been plenty of witches named Henry in the past centuries. Henry derives from an Old French name, Henri. The name means ‘House ruler.’

Alastair 

Alastair is a captivating, gender-neutral name of Greek origin, bearing the meaningful essence of ‘Man’s Defender.’ This name comes from the Greek word ‘Alexein,’ which means ‘defend the man.’

Drake 

Drake is a fierce name for male witches who can command the storm. It has evolved from the English surname ‘Draca’ and the Old Norse ‘Draki,’ both of which mean ‘Dragon.’

Clayton 

Clayton has deep significance and resemblance to the strength of the earth. The name Clayton is derived from Old English and is associated with several English place names characterized by clay.

Cornelius

Cornelius is a masculine name with Latin roots, stemming from the Latin word ‘Cornu,’ which translates to ‘Horn.’ Cornelius is a fitting choice for witches who have a creative side.

Finn 

Finn represents a male witch who gracefully navigates the twists and turns of life’s journey. The name has Irish origins, and it translates to ‘fair.’

Lazarus 

Lazarus, a name rich with ancient wisdom, is perfect for a male witch whose knowledge knows no bounds. Lazarus originates from the Hebrew Eleazar, which carries the profound meaning ‘God will help.’

Ulrich 

Ulrich is an Old High German name for male witches with formidable and commanding power. The name Ulrich means ‘global ruler.’

Wolfe  

Wolfe is a masculine name of German origin. It carries the powerful meaning of ‘wolf.’ This commanding title is rooted in medieval Germany and descended from Wolfgang. The name echoes the primal forces of nature.

Angelus 

Angelus are witches that thrive in the shadows. Angelus is Latin for angel and implies a connection to the Catholic devotion commemorating the Incarnation of Christ.

Kadir 

Kadir, pronounced kah-DEER, has an Arabic origin and carries the profound meaning of ‘competence.’ This name serves well for male witches with unwavering proficiency in the mystical arts.

Derwin 

Derwin is perfect for male witches who revere their lineage. It is a masculine name with Old English roots, meaning ‘gifted friend’ or ‘dear friend.’

Kane 

Kane, a name steeped in crimson sorcery, is for a male witch whose power flows from the essence of vitality. Kane is a versatile name with diverse origins and rich meanings. In Irish traditions, it means ‘little battler.

Maddock 

Maddock represents a male witch with a profound connection to the wild. The name Maddock is an anglicized rendition of ‘Madog,’ which has ancient Welsh roots.

Oberon 

Oberon, a name steeped in the annals of time, has Old German roots and originates from Auberon, which means ‘royal bear.’ The name perfectly encapsulates a male witch known for his unwavering determination and strength.

Cosmo 

Cosmo is a Greek name meaning “organization” and “beauty.” This name shimmers like distant constellations. This name is perfect for a male witch with an enchanting and whimsical approach to magic.

Marie Laveau

Marie Laveau dealt with Catholic and African spiritual traditions. She commanded a coven of witches and ruled the streets of New Orleans. She died peacefully in her sleep, but her name still evokes tales of American folklore. She was the subject of an American Horror Story season, and the name Marie translates to ‘Star of the Sea.’

Lasses Birgitta

Lasses Birgitta, the alleged Swedish witch who entered a church in the 1500s to awaken the dead, is a recurring name in European folklore. She remains revered in Swedish culture, and the Danish rock band Volbeat made a song in her honor in 2021.

La Voisin

La Voisin lived in France and practiced the art of potions. Until one day, she attempted to target King Louis XIV. She faced burning at the stake in 1680. The name Voison stands for reliability and ‘Discipline.’

Mary Bradbury

Mary Bradbury faced charges of witchcraft for her involvement in the death of a young sailor. Fearless and feisty since her young days, Mary avoided imprisonment all her life and died peacefully in her bed at age 85. The name has a Hebrew origin, and it means ‘Beloved.’

Gentile Budrioli

Gentile Budrioli, an herbal healer and astrologist from Bologna, was tried for witchcraft when she failed to save her master’s son from an unknown disease. Budrioli derives from the Greek word ‘bòthros,’ which loosely translates to a ‘Moat’ (an island surrounded by water).

Bridget Cleary

Bridget Cleary was the last punished in Ireland for Witchcraft and is a household name in the country. The poor woman was burned to death by her husband on charges of witchcraft and possession by a fairy spirit. It is a hardy Irish name that means ‘Vigor.’

Martha Corey

Martha Corey, the last woman hanged in the Salem Witch Trials, sparked a movement with her untimely death. She faced accusations of witchcraft once her infidelity was made public. Martha is a feminine name and ironically translates to ‘Lady.’

Aleister Crowley

Crowley was among the leading witches charged for their role in World War II. The surname Crowley is a historical demonic name with links to media such as Supernatural or Good Omens. Aleister typically means ‘Humankind’s Defender.’

Helena Curtens

Helena Curtens, an alleged German witch, gained prominence for being one of the last witches executed in late 18th-century Europe. She faced accusations of witchcraft and suffered torture during her arrest. The name Helena loosely translates to ‘the light of the sun.’

Moll Dyer

The legend of Moll Dyer states her responsibility for causing the wave of influenza in the winter of 1697. The town’s inhabitants blamed her, and she fled the village. A few days later, she died of cold, alone in the woods. Moll loosely translates to ‘Star of the sea.’

Abigail Faulkner

Abigail Faulkner, one of the most famous faces from the Salem witch trials, had a twisted history and plenty of family disentanglement that led to her eventual imprisonment and death sentence in the 17th century. The word Abigail translates to ‘My father’s Joy.’

Ann Foster

Ann Foster faced accusations of witchcraft in 1692. Foster died during the Salem witch trials. Ann is a stable witch name with a historical prevalence. The name Ann translates to ‘grace.’

Gerald Gardner

Gerald Gardner was an English Wiccan credited with the resurgence of contemporary Pagan. The name Gerald is of German origin, and it means ‘Spear Ruler.’

Dorothy Good

Dorothy Good has her name marked in history as one of the youngest people involved in the notorious Salem Witch Trials. She faced imprisonment at age 5. The name Dorothy translates to ‘Gift of God.’

Isobel Gowdie

Isobel Gowdie was a Scottish woman who faced accusations of practicing magic in 1662. She claimed to be a part of a coven and in service of the demon and the fairy god. Her circumstances are ironic because the name Isobel translates to ‘God’s Promise.’

Wilmot Redd

Wilmot Redd faced accusations of casting spells on children. These rumors led to her arrest and execution in the late 17th century. Redd is known to be one of the final victims of the Salem witch trials. The name has German roots, and it means ‘Helmet.’

Elspeth Reoch 

Elspeth Reoch, who suffered a brutal execution by strangulation and cremation in 1616, rose to prominence by claiming she possessed magical abilities. Elspeth is an old Scottish name, and it means ‘Chosen by God.’

Catherine Repond

Catherine Repond was the final victim of Switzerland’s witch trials. She was accused of shapeshifting and sorcery, although such charges had no evidence. Catherine has Greek origins, and it means ‘Pure.’

Agnes Sampson

Agnes Sampson, a Scottish healer who assisted in childbirth, was accused of witchcraft by King James VI. The last name Sampson has evolved from the Hebrew name Samson.

Alex Sanders

Alex Sanders was accused of leading a modern Pagan in the late 1970s. The name Alex has a Greek origin, which loosely translates to ‘Defense.’

Issobell Young

Issobell Young faced accusations of shapeshifting by a boy. She was imprisoned and burned at the stake in the early 1600s. The name originates from Hebrew and is a common Jewish and European name. The name has Hebrew origins and translates to ‘Pledged to God.’

Anna Zippel

Anna Zippel, famously called the “Queen of Blockula” for her passionate self-defense against the allegations of witchcraft, was executed in the Katarina witch trials of the 17th century. Anna is a classic Western name, and it comes from the Virgin Mary’s mother, Saint Anna, with a typical translation pointing to ‘Grace.’

Merga Bien

Merga Bien, the woman who confessed to murdering her husband and child, was executed for charges of witchcraft and Satan worship in 1603. Her death preceded years-long investigations, making her trial the most well-documented in Germany.

Alice Kyteler

Alice Kyteler was accused of witchcraft in 1324. She had one of the earliest recorded witch trials in Ireland. Her death popularized the practice in Eastern Europe in the coming century. The name means ‘Noble.’

Jane Wenham

Jane Wenham had one of the oldest cases of witchcraft-related death in 18th-century England. The uproar over her execution resulted in the subsequent halting decline of witch trials in England. The name typically means ‘God is gracious.’

Domenica Narducci

Domenica Narducci suffered accusations of witchcraft in the 19th century. It is one of the more recent cases of witch hunts, which sheds light on the persistence of this practice in some parts of Europe. The name translates to ‘Belonging to the Lord.’

Amethyst

Amethyst, rooted in the Greek ‘amethystos’ loosely translating to ‘against intoxication,’ is a unique name that radiates an ethereal desire. It’s equally fitting for witches with an otherworldly allure.

Cabot

Cabot, meaning ‘to sail,’ is a popular English name with Anglo-French origins. Its mystique is well-suited for male witches who prefer to maintain a discreet and enigmatic presence, like shadows on the water.

Celeste

Celeste, originating from the Latin word for ‘heavenly,’ carries an aura of ethereal beauty and grace. It’s often associated with individuals, including witches, who exude kindness and a serene presence, contrasting with its celestial origins.

Clara

Clara, stemming from the Latin ‘Clarus,’ symbolizes brightness and clarity. Claras are renowned for their warmth, intelligence, and deep affinity for the arts, which is a stark contrast to its luminous meaning.

Ella

Ella, a name with diverse Greek, Norman, and Hebrew origins, signifies beauty. It aligns perfectly with women and witches who exude natural beauty and charm. This name also suggests a loving nature with an unwavering sense of empathy.

Helena

Helena, a name with rich French and Greek heritage, radiates a timeless elegance. Meaning shining light, this name encapsulates sophistication and grace and exudes a classic and refined aura.

Juniper

Juniper, stemming from the Latin ‘Juniperus,’ a fusion of ‘junio’ and ‘parere,’ encapsulates the idea of production and conjures vibrant forest imagery. Its namesake is often free-spirited, has an adventurous essence, and is deeply connected to the natural world.

Lydia

Lydia, signifying ‘the noble one’ in Greek, is an exquisite and feminine name. It perfectly suits women and witches who radiate warmth and friendliness. Lydia van Bredevoort is the name of an anarchic sorceress in The Witcher series.

Matilda

Matilda, born from the Old High German ‘maht,’ means strength. Those named Matilda often possess a vivid imagination and a deep passion for literature and storytelling, similar to the Roald Dahl character.

Morticia

Morticia, the name from the Addams Family fame, is one of the most famous witch names in the world. It has an air of mystery and allure. The name derives from the word ‘Morte,’ Latin for ‘Mortality.’

Amelia

Amelia, an old Latin name, means industriousness and striving. The name is timeless and carries an intent for adventure and determination to overcome life’s challenges.

Alexis

The name Alexis comes from Alexander and translates to ‘female defender.’ Just like the legend, witches with Alexis as a name are the prime protectors of their coven.

Cassandra

Cassandra, a Greek name rooted in mythological wisdom, signifies insight, intuition, and power over men. It comes from the Trojan Princess Kassandra, who had the gift of prophecy and a penchant for foresight.

Morgan

Morgan has immense historical significance in old Britain, with the most common meaning emerging as “Circling Sea.” Morgans are also known for their strength and ‘never back down’ nature.

Gertrude

Gertrude belongs to the Old High German nomenclature and means ‘Strength.’ Names like these go to strong females who carry the might and characteristics of a spear.

Katherine

Katherine, a common Greek name meaning ‘Pure,’ radiates confidence and classic elegance. It belongs to individuals who carry themselves with refined and sophisticated grace, adding a touch of timeless charm to their presence.

Ophelia

Ophelia is a classic Greek name that gained popularity after Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet.” This tragic figure has a name meaning to aid or help, implying a benevolent and healer element to magic and witchcraft.

Elvira

Elvira, a classic witch name of Germanic origin, is fit for witches with exotic charm and a captivating yet mysterious presence. Elvira, naturally, inspires images of the ‘Mistress of the Dark.’

Hecate

Hecate is a quirky name with Greek roots, closely linked to magic and witches. This name commonly pairs with Artemis and Selene due to their associations with the moon and night. The name translates to ‘Worker from Afar.’

Edith

Edith, the Old English name for Eadgyò, is the personification of ‘riches in war.’ The name gives age-old charm and perfect spooky vibes.

Orion 

Orion means ‘Great Hunter.’ The name evokes a celestial touch and dread within the nocturnal realm. It’s a cool name for witches who can harness the power of the stars.

Lila Spellweaver

Lila is a beautiful name with German, Persian, and Sanskrit origins. It means ‘Divine play’ in the language. The name also comes from the Arabic name Layla, which translates to ‘Night.’

Dante Stormrider

Dante means ‘Everlasting’ and ‘Steadfast.’ Seek inspiration from this name, famous from the Divine Comedy tale of traveling through the afterlife.

Vivienne Starfall

The name Vivienne has a French origin, and it means ‘Life.’ Cast a shadow of celestial mystique and silence in the hearts with the name Vivienne Starfall.

Silas Grimshadow

Silas has Latin roots and translates to woods or ‘Forest.’ The name takes you into the abyss and allows you to capture the secrets of the dark.

Zephyr 

Zephyr is a Greek name, and it means ‘Of the West Wind’ in Greek dialect. It is a fitting name for humans and witches, and the surname Stormchaser adds to its chaos.

Rylan Emberwitch

Rylan is an Old English name often denoted places where the grain rye grows. The surname Emberwitch is for sorcerers who can create the inferno of magic or have a link to the natural Earth.

Kael Nightwhisper

Cast spells in the dead of the night with Kael Nightwhisper, a name that calls upon the nocturnal beings with immediacy. Kael is an Irish name for slender boys and from a mythological figure named ‘Càel.’

Sylvan Frostweaver

The word Sylvan symbolizes an association with the forests. Adding Frostweaver to the name paints a frosty wood picture in front of our eyes. The name evokes piercing a stone-cold demeanor and crystalline beauty.

Stormcaller

Stormcaller is a name for a sorcerer who deals with all five elements and commands their wrath with their fingers. Her spells are thunderclaps of power that can shake the very foundations of reality.

Lilith Nightblood

Lilith Nightblood is a cool name for a sorceress who thinks of revenge in every waking hour of her life. The word Lilith comes from Mesopotamian mythology, and it means ‘Belonging to the night.’

Minerva 

Minerva is of Latin origin, and it means ‘The mind.’ The name was popularized through the “Harry Potter” series when the classy and wise professor stepped into the role of the witch Minerva McGonagall.

Raven 

The name Raven comes from the French word ‘Raviner’ meaning ‘loot.’ Raven embodies the dark and prickly world of spells and enchantments. The spells she cast are full of chaos, and she ensures the people who cross her.

Lysandra 

Lysandra, with Greek origins and a deep meaning of “liberator of mankind,” is a fitting name for witches who cast spells in the dark of the night. It is loosely related to the name ‘Alexandar,’ which adds to its coolness.

Selene 

Selene is ‘moon’ in Greek. In old Greek, the lunar deity of Selene is the daughter of Theia, Hyperion, and Titans. Selene embraces the night’s shadows and hides her truth in the moonbeams.

Rowena 

Rowena, the descendant of the Old German word for ‘happiness,’ has mystical origins and worldwide use. This name lost popularity until its revival in the “Harry Potter” characterization of Rowena Ravenclaw.

Aurora

The goddess Aurora traveled from East to West, making proclamations about the sunrise. Aurora means ‘Dawn.’ Its namesake can cast a spell in the light of the day to bring hope and renewal.

Octavia 

Octavia is the Latin word for the numeral eight. The name symbolizes the numeral and the significance attached to the number eight, which includes a message of prosperity and a broadening of cultures.

Silas 

Silas originates from the Latin word ‘Silvanus,’ which loosely translates to ‘wood.’ In spiritual terms, the word signifies trenching into the dark of the forests.

Rory 

Rory, the Irish word for ‘red,’ is a modern name for a witch. The name is short and incorporates the impact of red on the wizardry world.

Astra 

Astra, the plural word of ‘star’ in Latin, radiates warmth and compassion. Witches with this name weave spells of kindness and comfort, which you can emulate in your characterization. 

Eleanor 

Eleanor is a high-class name with French and Greek origins. The name is associated with successful women and fashions as a cool witch name. The name has Greek and French origins, and it means ‘Light-hearted.’

Kali 

Summon the evil with Kali Nightstalker, a sharp and effective witch name shrouded in ominous darkness and revels in mysteries. Kali is a Hindu name, and it means ‘The Divine Mother.’

Hera

Hera, a name plucked from Greek mythology, transforms into a sinister enchantment for female witches who delight in sadistic sorcery. The literal meaning of the name is “Goddess of marriage.”

Jinx Wolfborn

Jinx Wolfborn evokes the wicked world of curses and spells. The name came to popularity in 1911, tracing its origins back to the 17th-century word ‘Jyng,’ which means ‘a spell.’

Moira Villanus

A chilling murmur of Moira Villanus can chase the living into shadows. Rooted in Irish lore, Moira means destiny and fate, which casts an eerie veil over her name.

Magnus Darkheart

Magnus Darkheart, a name known for its ominous might, is derived from Latin. It means ‘greatest.’ The name embodies the shadowy power wielded by those who bear it.

Violet 

Though often stereotyped as soft, this name carries an undertow of darkness. Evolving from Old French ‘Violette’ and Latin ‘violet,’ it is perfect for assertive girls (and witches) with an intriguing, mysterious aura.

Leonard 

This is a common English name that serves as a first name and surname. Rooted in the Greek ‘lion’ and Latin ‘Leo,’ it conjures a regal yet timeless resonance with power and supernatural might.

Gunnar 

This name translates to untamed power and unbridled ferocity, with its Old Norse origins. This masculine name embodies the essence of a warrior who has lived through battle and conflict.

Delvin 

This name with its Irish roots, conceals a sinister shadow beneath its seemingly innocent meaning of ‘godly friend.’ Those bearing this name become unwitting harbingers of misery and misfortune.

Grimm

This name, steeped in North German and Norwegian heritage, is a brilliant addition to the list of mysterious witch names. Originating from the Old Norse fjord name, Áldi, it harkens back to a shadowy witch who wielded dark arts.

Sabina 

The name Sabina drips with poison and deceit and signifies betrayal. The name is rooted in Latin origins and Islamic culture. The name loosely translates to ‘determined and independent.’

Draco 

This name echoes repugnance and corruption and derives from the Greco-Latin word for serpent/dragon. It seamlessly fits into the sinister realm of loathsome magic and evil intent.

Tori 

Tori is a gender-neutral name for wizards and witches who tear souls apart. It has Japanese origins, which means ‘bird,’ and has a much darker and more sinister significance in the culture.

Dantes 

Dantes is a name tailored for male witches, as it bears the mark of anarchy and chaos. Derived from Dante, a contracted form of the Italian name Durante, it typically signifies ‘steadfast’ or ‘enduring,’ but in this context, it embodies defiance and turmoil.

Mildred 

Mildred is a soul-shuddering name with a rich history. It is of English origin and has some German roots. The name loosely translates to ‘Gentle strength.’

Eunice 

Eunice, with its Greek origins signifying ‘victory.’ The name holds a dark past from the 17th century, marked by rampant accusations of witchcraft and wizardry, adding another layer of spookiness and history.

Janet Horne

This name intertwines with the dark history of witch trials in Scotland and carries an evil vibe, which is ironic since it means ‘God is gracious.’

Rebecca 

Rebecca is an unfairly villainous name for witches and women who assert their agency. It originates from Rebecca, the wife of Isaac and mother of Esau, with a meaning tied to ‘to tie,’ which dials down its negative connotations.

Marcus  

Marcus, meaning ‘warlike,’ boasts a rich history with Ancient Roman and pre-Christian roots. The name has a haunting allure, and its popularity spans Europe, with associations in countries like Italy and Sweden.

Gilles 

Gilles, a French name meaning ‘Protection,’ gained notoriety through a 15th-century nobleman accused of practicing witchcraft and brutally murdering children. It carries a sinister weight, a stark contrast to its protective meaning.

Alice 

Alice, originating from the old French word ‘Alais’ and translating to ‘Assumption,’ takes on a dark and commanding aura. The name fits powerful and evil witches who have led covens and punished their enemies

Madam Howe

Madam Howe is the perfect example of a name with evil connotations. Howe is an Old Norse surname dating to the 12th century, meaning ‘hill’ or ‘hollow’ topographically.

Maria 

Maria, a Latin name, finds its place among traditional witches. Translating to ‘bitter’ or ‘rebellious,’ it perfectly befits those who embrace their witchcraft with an unyielding and defiant spirit.

Anne Hutchinson

Anne, a classic French name meaning ‘Grace,’ holds a time-honored place among witches. From spellcasting to weather-taming, the name Anne exerts power in the most elemental and commanding manner.

Władysław 

Władysław is a Slavic name which breaks into two parts — Wlady and Slaw. These translate to “wielding the power of self-reputation,” which mirrors witches who decide their fate and create their reputation.