Name That Witch "Merry Meet,
I've been told by others I'm good at coming up with magickal names and that I should start a column, web site or other. I've named a few witches. Someone came up with the phrase "NAME THAT WITCH" right after I named her. It seems catchy. More and more people are asking me to help them with a magick name for themselves. Below is a questionaire I made to help others with information I could use for finding their names.Celte Brigandarte"Blessed Be
SAILLA
Saille, the Celtic
name for willow and is pronounced (Sahl' yeh)
LONI
Hawaiian for sky, heaven
BRIGIT
Ireland; Celtic.
Brigit, is pronounced breet. Moon goddess. Goddess of fire, the hearth
and keeper of the sacred flame. Associated with Imbolc (Candlemas) and
cats.
GLAMOUR
When the Celts came
to Ireland, legends tell us they found the Emerald Isle inhabited by a
divine race of beings known as Tuatha De Danaan. Unable to withstand the
Celtic invasion, the Tuatha went underground and became the mythic faery
race of their underground burghs, appearing in deceptive guises to lead
hapless humans in dangerous situations. This was known as glamoury, the
veil of
illusion the Danaan
wore to befuddle their human foes. This was a Celtic version of shapeshifting.
Faerie Dragon: fair-ee drag-en
PHYSIOLOGY: Very small dragons, being only 1'-5' long, any color, with large eyes, and large butterfly-type wings. These dragons are vegetarian as they only eat fruit, vegetables, nuts, and so on.
HISTORY: These are the
rarest of all the dragon, as only a few have ever been reported. Some myths
might come from some large butterflies that are around the world. It is
said in legend that these dragons
sometimes carry faeries
from city to city. Since only a few have ever been seen, the history of
these types of dragons are next to none.
Dellena = Demeter + Selena
Selene the moon goddess. A moonlit night brings the feeling of romance. It is said that Selene's moon rays fall upon sleeping mortals.
Demeter
The Greek earth goddess
par excellence, who brings forth the fruits of the earth. She taught mankind
the art of sowing and ploughing so they could end their nomadic existenceAs
a fertility goddess she is
sometimes identified
with Rhea and Gaia. Associated with roses.
Rose is associated with the element of water. The Deities that Rose are associated with are: Venus, Hulda, Demeter, Isis, Eros, Cupid, and Adonis. Rose is known as *THE* herb of love.
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Glamorgan
Glamorgan was sacred
territory of Morgan Le Fay, sister of King Arthur. Glamorgan
is also glamoury and Morgan. Glamoury from the fairies' ability to change
appearances. Morgan: moon goddess, queen of the fairies, goddess of rivers,
lakes and fresh water.
Caryanrod
Cerridwen: moon goddess,
King Arthur's Holy Grail symbolized her sacred cauldron of inspiration.
Arianrhod: full moon
goddess, her silver wheel represented King Arthur's round table.
Arilonna is a combination of Arianhrod and Avalon. Arianhrod had a silver wheel. The Round Table of Britain's King Arthur of Camelot symbolized Arainhrod's silver wheel of rebirth. Pagan celebrations of the sabbats, equinoxes and solstices make up the wheel of the year. Avalon - Apple Isle. Celtic paradise where the gods ate apples (from the plant family) of immortality.
Isys for Isis, the Egyptian goddess. Silver is the metal of Isis. Isis had a cat for a familiar.
Merline for Merlin because he's your hero. Merlin sacred animal was the wolf. Pictures of Merlin show him with a crystal ball.
StormeMoones for Storm
Moon. This is the name of the January Full Moon. The Storm Moon is also
called Moon of the winds and Moon of the Snowblind.
Ysysse for Isis, the
Egyptian goddess.
Dancing Giant for Giant?
'²s Dance, another name for Stonehenge.
And Owl for the golden
owl.
Cerberus (Hellhound)
Three-headed dog of Greek mythology that guarded the entrance to Hades,
the abode of the dead. It had a serpentine tail, and its central head was
that of a lion, one side that of a
dog, and the other
side that of a wolf. Hell is associated with flames.
Anuket - Egyptian water
deity.
Ayne is Celtic fairy queen and moon goddess.
River for river and Dragan for dragons.
Selene
The Greek goddess of the moon. At night,
she rose from the ocean and with her chariot, drawn by white horses (or
oxen) she rode through the sky. Luna is her Roman counterpart.
Hathaurmyt is a combination of Hathor, Auramooth
and Amit - all Egyptian goddesses. Hathor was identified with the Greek
goddess, Aphrodite who was the goddess of water, flowers and nature. Auramooth
(Mut) closest equivalent to Gaia, mother of earth. Amit was Egyptian fire
goddess.
Amon, Egyptian king of the gods, usually associated
with the wind.
Shu, Egyptian god of air
Thor, Norse god of thunder.
Freyr, Norse god of the world and god of
rain. His wife, Freyja, had a chariot that was pulled by two cats.
Obsydyan for obsidian. Earth for the element
of earth.
Phantom for white phantom, the meaning of
Guinevere, She was a medieval queen.
Dragen for dragon.
Wolfe for wolves which you like. Barke from
the bark of the oak tree.
The oak tree is also a fairy tree. BlueTiger
represents the air element (wind). And you like tigers.
Dancing for Giant's Dance (another name for
Stonehenge)
Moon for full moon and angel for angels you
like.
Deer because you find them so magickal.
Storm for the element of air and wind.
Amethist for amethyst and anything purple.
Rose for roses.
GreenWitche for green witch
Daisy for daisies. Willow for weeping willow.
Wolfe for wolves and wolfdragon a type of
dragon.
This way you keep Obsidian. You just change
the spelling a little.
Guinevere for Queen Guinvere because you
want to be a medieval queen.
Luena for Luna the moon goddess.
Brigantia a name for Brigit the Celtic moon
goddess and goddess of fire.
Safire for the orange saffires you like and
you have a strong connection to roses.
FrostteFairy for ice fairy.
Orisha for the orishas whorule over every force of nature and every
aspect of human life. Oya is one of the 7 Orishas and is a deity of fire
and a great witch.
Moon because you keep track of the cycles of the moon and angel because
you're deeply into angels.
Renenet was an Egyptian goddess associated with
lions.
Celestial for the celestial connection you have.
| Ayniarhod CailleachSidhe | Merddin SunDancer | CrystalSpring SunChild |
| Athame DragonWoods | KrystalFairy SunOak | NightSky AngelGremlin |
| Brunhylda Alfheim | Griffith Gardner | GwenBeara DragenFairy |
| Crystal NightOwl | RedFaeree AngellButterfly | Pantharess TreeMagic |
| Belinus DragonLord | MynShu ThunderDragan | GreenWillow SunshineFairee |
| Maera DraganFyre |
1. What tradition are you?
Example:
Do you have a strong
connection to the Celtic tradition, or is it Stregheria, Native American,
Norse, etc.? What is your nationality?
2. What is your full birthdate (month, day, year)?
3. What are your favorite magickal things? What are you fascinated with?
Examples:
Do you keep track of
the cycles of the moon?
What are your feelings
on the sun?
What are your favorite
animals? Do any animals keep popping up in your life?
What about stones or
plants (trees, flowers, etc.)? Do you feel an attachment to any of these?
Are you into fairies
or angels, mythological beings?
Are you into things
like Stonehenge or Camelot, etc.?
Do you have an affinity
to any of the elements? Which element is the most special to you?
