My Suggested Names (PART 1)

100 Cool Pirate Names

100 Cool Pirate Names

Written by REBECCA MALACHI (BSc)

NOVEMBER 12, 2019

Pirate Names
For Girls

1. Adrie

It is derived from the name ‘Adriana’ that is a feminine form of Adrian. The name ‘Adrian’ comes from the Old Roman name ‘Hadrianus’ meaning ‘from Hadria.’ Hadria is the old name of the northern Italian town of Adria.

2. Aegea

It originates from Greek and means ‘from the sea of Aegean.’ It is a toponymic name that referred to someone who lived along the Aegean sea, which served an important function in trade and war

3. Apulia

It has Latin origins, and means ‘from Apulia.’ It is a toponymic pirate name referring to someone who belonged to the region called Apulia in southern Italy. The name Apulia likely originates from the Greek name ‘Iapudes,’ that refers to those who lived on the other side of Adriatic Sea.

4. Augusta

This is a feminine version of ‘Augustus.’ The name comes from the Ancient Roman name ‘Augustus’ that means ‘exalted,’ ‘venerable,’ or ‘great.’ It is believed that the name was common among Roman queens and princesses.

5. Azure

The name originates from the Persian word ‘lajvard’ that refers to the color Azure or lapis lazuli – a type of bright blue-colored, semi-precious rock.

6. Belle

It is the French word for ‘beautiful.’ The name is also used as a short form for names ending with ‘belle,’ like Isabelle, Maybelle, Anabelle and more.

7. Bertha

It comes from the Old German word ‘beraht’ that means ‘famous and bright.’ It is believed to have been made popular by Normans during their conquest of England in the 11th century.

8. Careen

The name is considered to be a combination of the names Caroline and Irene. Caroline comes from an Old German word ‘Karl’ meaning ‘man’ while Irene comes from the Greek word ‘Erini’ meaning ‘peace.’ The name Careen thus could mean ‘free man’ or a ‘man at peace.’ The name was quite popularly used by the novelist Margaret Mitchell in her book, ‘Gone with the Wind’ in the year 1936.

9. Cataline

It is a variant of the name Katherine. The name ‘Katherine’ comes from the Greek word ‘katharos’ meaning ‘pure.’ Other versions of the name are Catherine and Caitlin.

10. Celeste

It comes from the old Roman or French name ‘Caelestis,’ which originally came from Late Latin and meant ‘heavenly’ or ‘of the sky.’ Other variants of the name are Celestina or Celestine.

11. Coral

It comes from the name of a sea polyp, a type of sea creature known for its colorful calcium carbonate secretions that form coral reef. The name coral is said to have originated in Ancient Greek word ‘korallion.’

12. Cordelia

This name likely comes from the Latin word ‘cor’ meaning ‘heart’ thus making the name a reference to someone who is close to the heart. Another origin of the name could be the French phrase ‘coeur de lion’ meaning ‘heart of a lion.’ The phrase refers to someone who is courageous or brave.