Warrior & Martial Names
Browse Warrior & Martial names across female and male groups.
Female Names
View full pageAlexxa
Alexxa is a modern variant of the name Alexandra, which derives from the Greek compound name Alexandros, composed of the elements 'alexein' meaning 'to defend' or 'to protect' and...
Andreia
Andreia derives from the Greek adjective 'andreios,' meaning 'manly,' 'courageous,' or 'brave,' which stems from 'aner/andros' denoting 'man' or 'warrior.' This root emphasizes va...
Akali
Akali derives from Punjabi and Sikh linguistic traditions, where it fundamentally means 'worshiper of the eternal' or 'immortal devotee,' combining 'akaal'—signifying timelessness...
Anikya
Anikya derives from Sanskrit roots, where 'ani' relates to concepts of limitlessness or the primordial force, often linked to 'ananta' meaning infinite, and 'kya' as a suffix deno...
Nuseyba
Nuseyba derives from the Arabic root n-s-y-b, linked to concepts of nobility, elevated status, and appropriate proportion or fittingness.
Alvilda
Alvilda combines elements from Old Norse roots, where 'Alf' or 'Alv' signifies 'elf,' referring to supernatural beings associated with beauty, magic, and otherworldly allure in Ge...
Makelle
Makelle is commonly interpreted as a modern variant of the name Michaela or Michelle, deriving from the Hebrew name Mikha'el, which translates to 'who is like God?' This rhetorica...
Anndria
Anndria is a rare variant spelling of the feminine name Andrea, which derives from the Greek 'andros' meaning 'man' or 'manly.' This semantic root emphasizes virtues such as coura...
Aldyth
Aldyth derives from Old English elements 'ald' meaning 'old' or 'noble,' combined with 'gyð' or 'þyth,' a term linked to battle, war, or strife, yielding interpretations such as '...
Alphild
Alphild is a compound name derived from Old Norse elements, where 'Alf' or 'Alfr' signifies 'elf' or a supernatural being associated with otherworldly beauty, wisdom, and magic in...
Prashi
Prashi derives from Sanskrit roots, where 'pra' signifies 'before,' 'forth,' or 'eminent,' and 'ashi' relates to 'sword' or 'edge,' collectively evoking 'holder of the sword' or '...
Walkiria
Walkiria derives from the Old Norse Valkyrja, compounded from valr meaning 'slain' or 'those chosen for death in battle' and kjósa meaning 'to choose.' This translates to 'chooser...
Male Names
View full pageHussam
Hussam derives from the Arabic root 's-y-f' (سَيْف), which fundamentally denotes a sword, symbolizing sharpness, decisiveness, and martial prowess.
Jujhar
Jujhar derives from Punjabi and Sikh linguistic roots, where 'ju' or 'jū' means 'warrior' or 'fighter,' and 'jhar' relates to 'battle' or 'struggle,' yielding a combined meaning o...
Geralt
Geralt derives from the Germanic compound elements 'ger' meaning 'spear' and 'wald' meaning 'rule' or 'power,' yielding an interpretation of 'spear ruler' or 'ruler with a spear.'...
Roldan
Roldan derives from the Old High German name Hrodland, where 'hrod' signifies fame or renown and 'land' denotes land or territory, yielding a composite meaning of 'famous land' or...
Aryaveer
Aryaveer is a compound Sanskrit name where 'Arya' signifies 'noble', 'honorable', or 'respected one', drawing from ancient Indo-Aryan roots denoting excellence in character, linea...
Makhai
Makhai derives from Ancient Greek μάχαι (mákhai), the plural form of μάχη (máchē), signifying 'battles' or 'fights.' This noun captures the essence of armed conflict and strife, r...
Marcellis
Marcellis represents an elaborated variant of the Latin Marcellus, which derives from Marcus, ultimately linked to Mars, the Roman god of war.
Saifullah
Saifullah is a compound Arabic name formed from 'Saif' (سيف), meaning 'sword,' and 'Allah' (الله), meaning 'God.' It translates directly to 'Sword of God' or 'God's Sword,' symbol...
Artemiy
Artemiy derives from the Greek name Artemios, which is linked to Artemis, the ancient goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and chastity.
Machai
Machai derives from the Ancient Greek Μάχαι (Mákhai), the plural form of μάχη (mákhē), meaning 'battles' or 'combat'.
Mykol
Mykol is a variant form of the name Michael, derived from the Hebrew name מִיכָאֵל (Mikha'el), which combines 'mi' (who) with 'kha' (like) and 'el' (God), yielding the meaning 'wh...
Teghveer
Teghveer is a compound name from Punjabi Sikh nomenclature, where 'Tegh' derives from Persian 'tegh' meaning 'sword' and symbolizes a weapon of divine justice or protection, while...