Explore the magical world of Skyrim, where heroes and creatures embark on fantastical quests. This beloved video game, part of 'The Elder Scrolls' series, immerses players in a meticulously crafted universe where destiny hinges on one's name.
Within Skyrim's vast collection of female names, you'll discover elegant and resonant choices reminiscent of ancient myths and legends. Influenced by cultures like the Vikings and the ancient Britons, as well as fantastical races such as Dunmer and Bosmer, these names are imbued with meaning, magic, and mystery.
Whether you're a parent seeking a unique name for your princess or crafting an intriguing, mysterious woman character in your story, these Skyrim names won't disappoint. Evoking images of frosty mountains, ancient dragons, and epic adventures, these names possess an undeniable allure. Here's a curated list of female Skyrim names, each offering a journey into grandeur and mythology.
Sergia, Meaning: servant Origin: Latin, female variant of Sergius and Sergio ~ View Detail
Orsola, Meaning: little female bear Origin: Italian variation of Ursula ~ View Detail
Aiden, Meaning: little and fiery Origin: Irish, female variation of Aidan
Leontyne, Meaning: lion Origin: English female form of Leontios, Greek
Brycin, Meaning: bright strength Origin: Celtic, female variation of Brice
Faida - is a Nord food seller and the landlord of the Four Shields Tavern in Dragon Bridge's little settlement.
Cassiana, Meaning: hollow Origin: Latin, female variation of Cassius
Constantina, Meaning: constant, unchanging Origin: Latin, female variation of Constantinus
Cheever, Meaning: female goat Origin: English
Alda, Meaning: wave Origin: German
Annia, Meaning: priceless one Origin: Latin, female variation of Antonius
Taron, Origin: Variation of Taryn or Tara or female variation of Taran or Taron
Nicasia, Meaning: victorious Origin: Latin, female variation of Nicasio
Gemma Uriel - is a former imperial lumberjack who works as a miner in Kynesgrove's Steamscorch Mine.
Orsa, Meaning: little female bear Origin: Italian variation of Ursula
