Charming Unicorn Names Inspired by Myth and Fantasy
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Popular Unicorn Names with their meaning and origin
- Aeliana – Meaning “sun,” of Latin origin
- Amara – Meaning “eternal,” of Greek origin
- Aria – Meaning “air,” of Italian origin
- Astra – Meaning “star,” of Greek origin
- Bellatrix – Meaning “female warrior,” of Latin origin
- Bliss – Meaning “perfect happiness,” of English origin
- Briony – Meaning “to sprout,” of Greek origin
- Calista – Meaning “most beautiful,” of Greek origin
- Celeste – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Ceres – Meaning “goddess of agriculture,” of Roman origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Daphne – Meaning “laurel tree,” of Greek origin
- Dara – Meaning “star,” of Persian origin
- Diora – Meaning “golden,” of English origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Elysia – Meaning “blissful,” of Greek origin
- Epona – Meaning “horse goddess,” of Celtic origin
- Faye – Meaning “fairy,” of English origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Galadriel – Meaning “maiden crowned with a radiant garland,” of Sindarin origin (Tolkien’s Elvish language)
- Galen – Meaning “calm,” of Greek origin
- Giselle – Meaning “pledge,” of Germanic origin
- Helia – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Hera – Meaning “queen,” of Greek origin
- Ianthe – Meaning “purple flower,” of Greek origin
- Isla – Meaning “island,” of Scottish origin
- Isolde – Meaning “ice ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Jasper – Meaning “treasurer,” of Persian origin
- Juno – Meaning “queen of the heavens,” of Latin origin
- Kailani – Meaning “sea and sky,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kiara – Meaning “bright,” of Irish origin
- Kora – Meaning “maiden,” of Greek origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Nerida – Meaning “sea nymph,” of Greek origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Ophelia – Meaning “help,” of Greek origin
- Orla – Meaning “golden princess,” of Irish origin
- Phaedra – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Phoebe – Meaning “radiant,” of Greek origin
- Quinlan – Meaning “fit, strong,” of Irish origin
- Raina – Meaning “queen,” of Latin origin
- Rhiannon – Meaning “great queen,” of Welsh origin
- Selene – Meaning “moon,” of Greek origin
- Seraphina – Meaning “burning ones,” of Hebrew origin
- Thalia – Meaning “to blossom,” of Greek origin
- Titania – Meaning “giant,” of Greek origin
- Uma – Meaning “splendor,” of Sanskrit origin
- Valeria – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Vega – Meaning “swooping eagle,” of Arabic origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yseult – Meaning “fair, light-skinned,” of Celtic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
Cute Unicorn Names
- Amethyst – Meaning “precious purple stone,” of Greek origin
- Aurora – Meaning “dawn,” of Latin origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
- Blossom – Meaning “to bloom,” of English origin
- Buttercup – Meaning “yellow flower,” of English origin
- Clover – Meaning “flowering plant,” of English origin
- Angel – Meaning “messenger,” of Greek origin
- Cupcake – Meaning “small cake,” of English origin
- Daisy – Meaning “day’s eye,” of Old English origin
- Dazzle – Meaning “to sparkle,” of English origin
- Bambi – Meaning “little girl,” of Italian origin
- Echo – Meaning “reverberating sound,” of Greek origin
- Candy – Meaning “sweet,” of English origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Coco – Meaning “chocolate bean,” of Spanish origin
- Fairy – Meaning “supernatural being,” of English origin
- Flora – Meaning “flower,” of Latin origin
- Gemma – Meaning “gem,” of Latin origin
- Glitter – Meaning “to shine,” of English origin
- Dreamy – Meaning “full of dreams,” of English origin
- Harmony – Meaning “agreement,” of Greek origin
- Fable – Meaning “story,” of Latin origin
- Honey – Meaning “sweet substance,” of English origin
- Ivy – Meaning “vine plant,” of English origin
- Glimmer – Meaning “to shine faintly,” of English origin
- Jewel – Meaning “precious stone,” of English origin
- Lacey – Meaning “lace-like,” of English origin
- Kiwi – Meaning “fruit,” of Maori origin
- Skye – Meaning “cloud,” of English origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyric – Meaning “songlike,” of Greek origin
- Melody – Meaning “song,” of Greek origin
- Misty – Meaning “covered with mist,” of English origin
- Nectar – Meaning “drink of the gods,” of Greek origin
- Nina – Meaning “little girl,” of Spanish origin
- Opal – Meaning “precious stone,” of Sanskrit origin
- Peony – Meaning “flowering plant,” of Greek origin
- Pixie – Meaning “fairy,” of English origin
- Poppy – Meaning “flowering plant,” of Latin origin
- Quincy – Meaning “estate of the fifth son,” of Old French origin
- Rainbow – Meaning “arc of colors,” of English origin
- Rosie – Meaning “rose,” of English origin
- Sparkle – Meaning “to shine,” of English origin
- Star – Meaning “celestial body,” of English origin
- Sunny – Meaning “sunshine,” of English origin
- Taffy – Meaning “beloved friend,” of Welsh origin
- Tinker – Meaning “to fix,” of English origin
- Tulip – Meaning “flowering plant,” of Turkish origin
- Twinkle – Meaning “to shine,” of English origin
- Una – Meaning “one,” of Latin origin
- Velvet – Meaning “soft fabric,” of Latin origin
- Violet – Meaning “purple flower,” of Latin origin
- Whisper – Meaning “soft speech,” of English origin
- Willow – Meaning “willow tree,” of English origin
- Winnie – Meaning “fair one,” of Welsh origin
- Xena – Meaning “hospitable,” of Greek origin
- Xia – Meaning “glow of the sunrise,” of Chinese origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yumi – Meaning “reason,” of Japanese origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
Boy Unicorn Names
- Aldric – Meaning “old ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Apollo – Meaning “destroyer,” of Greek origin
- Ronan – Meaning “little seal,” of Irish origin
- Asher – Meaning “fortunate, blessed,” of Hebrew origin
- Balthazar – Meaning “Baal protects the king,” of Babylonian origin
- Blaze – Meaning “flame,” of Latin origin
- Sebastian – Meaning “venerable,” of Greek origin
- Bran – Meaning “raven,” of Welsh origin
- Caelum – Meaning “heaven,” of Latin origin
- Caspian – Named after the Caspian Sea, of English origin
- Silas – Meaning “forest,” of Latin origin
- Cedric – Meaning “bounty,” of Celtic origin
- Sterling – Meaning “genuine, of high quality,” of English origin
- Cyrus – Meaning “sun,” of Persian origin
- Theron – Meaning “hunter,” of Greek origin
- Darius – Meaning “possessing goodness,” of Persian origin
- Drake – Meaning “dragon,” of English origin
- Eldric – Meaning “wise ruler,” of English origin
- Elio – Meaning “sun,” of Spanish origin
- Thorne – Meaning “thorn bush,” of English origin
- Emrys – Meaning “immortal,” of Welsh origin
- Tristan – Meaning “sorrowful,” of Celtic origin
- Fabian – Meaning “bean grower,” of Latin origin
- Falkor – Inspired by the luck dragon in “The NeverEnding Story,” of German origin
- Valerian – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Felix – Meaning “happy, fortunate,” of Latin origin
- Victor – Meaning “conqueror,” of Latin origin
- Galen – Meaning “calm,” of Greek origin
- Xander – Meaning “defender of the people,” of Greek origin
- Gideon – Meaning “hewer,” of Hebrew origin
- Griffin – Meaning “strong lord,” of Welsh origin
- Halcyon – Meaning “calm, peaceful,” of Greek origin
- Hawthorn – Meaning “where hawthorn trees grow,” of English origin
- Helios – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Icarus – Meaning “follower,” of Greek origin
- Ignatius – Meaning “fiery one,” of Latin origin
- Indigo – Meaning “Indian dye,” of Greek origin
- Jasper – Meaning “treasurer,” of Persian origin
- Jovan – Meaning “majestic,” of Slavic origin
- Kael – Meaning “slender,” of Irish origin
- Kai – Meaning “sea,” of Hawaiian origin
- Lachlan – Meaning “from the fjord-land,” of Scottish origin
- Lancelot – Meaning “servant,” of French origin
- Leonidas – Meaning “lion-like,” of Greek origin
- Lucian – Meaning “light,” of Latin origin
- Lysander – Meaning “liberator,” of Greek origin
- Magnus – Meaning “great,” of Latin origin
- Malachi – Meaning “my messenger,” of Hebrew origin
- Marcellus – Meaning “young warrior,” of Latin origin
- Nero – Meaning “powerful,” of Latin origin
- Nicodemus – Meaning “victory of the people,” of Greek origin
- Oberon – Meaning “noble, bear-like,” of German origin
- Odysseus – Meaning “wrathful,” of Greek origin
- Orion – Meaning “rising in the sky,” of Greek origin
- Percival – Meaning “pierces the valley,” of French origin
- Phoenix – Meaning “dark red,” of Greek origin
- Quillon – Meaning “crossed swords,” of Latin origin
- Quintus – Meaning “fifth,” of Latin origin
- Rainier – Meaning “wise army,” of Germanic origin
- Remus – Meaning “oar,” of Latin origin
Girl Unicorn Names
- Aeliana – Meaning “sun,” of Latin origin
- Astra – Meaning “star,” of Greek origin
- Amara – Meaning “eternal,” of Greek origin
- Bellatrix – Meaning “female warrior,” of Latin origin
- Bliss – Meaning “perfect happiness,” of English origin
- Calista – Meaning “most beautiful,” of Greek origin
- Aurora – Meaning “dawn,” of Latin origin
- Celeste – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Daphne – Meaning “laurel tree,” of Greek origin
- Blossom – Meaning “to bloom,” of English origin
- Diora – Meaning “golden,” of English origin
- Daisy – Meaning “day’s eye,” of Old English origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Echo – Meaning “reverberating sound,” of Greek origin
- Elysia – Meaning “blissful,” of Greek origin
- Epona – Meaning “horse goddess,” of Celtic origin
- Faye – Meaning “fairy,” of English origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Flora – Meaning “flower,” of Latin origin
- Galadriel – Meaning “maiden crowned with a radiant garland,” of Sindarin origin (Tolkien’s Elvish language)
- Harmony – Meaning “agreement,” of Greek origin
- Giselle – Meaning “pledge,” of Germanic origin
- Helia – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Ivy – Meaning “vine plant,” of English origin
- Ianthe – Meaning “purple flower,” of Greek origin
- Jewel – Meaning “precious stone,” of English origin
- Isolde – Meaning “ice ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Lacey – Meaning “lace-like,” of English origin
- Juno – Meaning “queen of the heavens,” of Latin origin
- Kailani – Meaning “sea and sky,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kiara – Meaning “bright,” of Irish origin
- Melody – Meaning “song,” of Greek origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Nerida – Meaning “sea nymph,” of Greek origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Ophelia – Meaning “help,” of Greek origin
- Orla – Meaning “golden princess,” of Irish origin
- Phaedra – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Phoebe – Meaning “radiant,” of Greek origin
- Quincy – Meaning “estate of the fifth son,” of Old French origin
- Raina – Meaning “queen,” of Latin origin
- Rhiannon – Meaning “great queen,” of Welsh origin
- Selene – Meaning “moon,” of Greek origin
- Seraphina – Meaning “burning ones,” of Hebrew origin
- Thalia – Meaning “to blossom,” of Greek origin
- Titania – Meaning “giant,” of Greek origin
- Uma – Meaning “splendor,” of Sanskrit origin
- Valeria – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Vega – Meaning “swooping eagle,” of Arabic origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yseult – Meaning “fair, light-skinned,” of Celtic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
Funny Unicorn Names
- Applejack – Inspired by the My Little Pony character, meaning “apple brandy,” of American origin
- Banana Split – Meaning “ice cream dessert,” of American origin
- Fizzy Pop – Meaning “carbonated drink,” of American origin
- Biscuit – Meaning “small baked treat,” of French origin
- Bubblegum – Meaning “chewy candy,” of American origin
- Captain Sparkle – Meaning “shining leader,” of English origin
- Giggle Puff – Meaning “laughing cloud,” of English origin
- Cheddar – Meaning “a type of cheese,” of English origin
- Cherry Pop – Meaning “sweet drink,” of American origin
- Cinnabun – Meaning “cinnamon pastry,” of American origin
- Huggy Bear – Meaning “affectionate bear,” of English origin
- Cupcake – Meaning “small cake,” of English origin
- Jumpy Bean – Meaning “lively seed,” of English origin
- Dandelion – Meaning “yellow flower,” of French origin
- Nibbles – Meaning “small bites,” of English origin
- Disco Ball – Meaning “reflective sphere,” of American origin
- Doodlebug – Meaning “nickname for a small creature,” of English origin
- Flapjack – Meaning “pancake,” of English origin
- Froyo – Meaning “frozen yogurt,” of American origin
- Pinky Pie – Inspired by the My Little Pony character, meaning “pink dessert,” of English origin
- Giggles – Meaning “laughs,” of English origin
- Razzle Dazzle – Meaning “showy display,” of English origin
- Gingersnap – Meaning “spicy cookie,” of English origin
- Glitterpants – Meaning “sparkly trousers,” of English origin
- Snugglebug – Meaning “affectionate insect,” of English origin
- Hobnob – Meaning “to socialize,” of English origin
- Tippy Toes – Meaning “walking on toes,” of English origin
- Hokey Pokey – Meaning “a dance,” of American origin
- Wacky Waffles – Meaning “crazy cakes,” of Dutch origin
- Jellybean – Meaning “sugary candy,” of American origin
- Jigglypuff – Inspired by the Pokémon character, meaning “jiggly,” of Japanese origin
- Kaleidoscope – Meaning “colorful pattern,” of Greek origin
- Yummy Mummy – Meaning “delicious mom,” of English origin
- Lemon Drop – Meaning “sour candy,” of American origin
- Lollypop – Meaning “sucker candy,” of English origin
- Marshmallow – Meaning “soft confectionery,” of Egyptian origin
- Muffin Top – Meaning “part of a muffin,” of English origin
- Noodle – Meaning “pasta,” of German origin
- Nutmeg – Meaning “spice,” of Old French origin
- Oompa Loompa – Inspired by characters from “Willy Wonka,” of English origin
- Pancake – Meaning “flat cake,” of English origin
- Peanut Butter – Meaning “spread made from peanuts,” of American origin
- Pickles – Meaning “preserved vegetables,” of Dutch origin
- Popcorn – Meaning “popped corn,” of American origin
- Pudding Pop – Meaning “frozen dessert,” of American origin
- Rainbow Dash – Inspired by the My Little Pony character, meaning “colorful runner,” of English origin
- Snickerdoodle – Meaning “cinnamon cookie,” of American origin
- Sprinkles – Meaning “tiny toppings,” of English origin
- Squishy – Meaning “soft and pliable,” of English origin
- Sugarplum – Meaning “sweet treat,” of English origin
- Sunny Delight – Meaning “cheerful drink,” of American origin
- Tater Tot – Meaning “potato snack,” of American origin
- Tootsie Roll – Meaning “chewy candy,” of American origin
- Twinkle Toes – Meaning “light-footed,” of English origin
- Waffles – Meaning “grid-patterned cake,” of Dutch origin
- Whimsy – Meaning “playful imagination,” of English origin
- Wiggles – Meaning “small movements,” of English origin
- Wobble – Meaning “to move unsteadily,” of English origin
- Zigzag – Meaning “sharp turns,” of English origin
- Zippy – Meaning “energetic,” of English origin
Good Unicorn Names
- Aeliana – Meaning “sun,” of Latin origin
- Aelwen – Meaning “fair brow,” of Welsh origin
- Astra – Meaning “star,” of Greek origin
- Aurora – Meaning “dawn,” of Latin origin
- Bellatrix – Meaning “female warrior,” of Latin origin
- Bliss – Meaning “perfect happiness,” of English origin
- Blossom – Meaning “to bloom,” of English origin
- Calista – Meaning “most beautiful,” of Greek origin
- Celeste – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Daisy – Meaning “day’s eye,” of Old English origin
- Daphne – Meaning “laurel tree,” of Greek origin
- Diora – Meaning “golden,” of English origin
- Echo – Meaning “reverberating sound,” of Greek origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Elysia – Meaning “blissful,” of Greek origin
- Epona – Meaning “horse goddess,” of Celtic origin
- Faye – Meaning “fairy,” of English origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Flora – Meaning “flower,” of Latin origin
- Galadriel – Meaning “maiden crowned with a radiant garland,” of Sindarin origin (Tolkien’s Elvish language)
- Giselle – Meaning “pledge,” of Germanic origin
- Harmony – Meaning “agreement,” of Greek origin
- Helia – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Ianthe – Meaning “purple flower,” of Greek origin
- Isolde – Meaning “ice ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Ivy – Meaning “vine plant,” of English origin
- Jewel – Meaning “precious stone,” of English origin
- Juno – Meaning “queen of the heavens,” of Latin origin
- Kailani – Meaning “sea and sky,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kiara – Meaning “bright,” of Irish origin
- Lacey – Meaning “lace-like,” of English origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Melody – Meaning “song,” of Greek origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Nerida – Meaning “sea nymph,” of Greek origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Ophelia – Meaning “help,” of Greek origin
- Orla – Meaning “golden princess,” of Irish origin
- Phaedra – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Phoebe – Meaning “radiant,” of Greek origin
- Quincy – Meaning “estate of the fifth son,” of Old French origin
- Raina – Meaning “queen,” of Latin origin
- Rhiannon – Meaning “great queen,” of Welsh origin
- Selene – Meaning “moon,” of Greek origin
- Seraphina – Meaning “burning ones,” of Hebrew origin
- Thalia – Meaning “to blossom,” of Greek origin
- Titania – Meaning “giant,” of Greek origin
- Uma – Meaning “splendor,” of Sanskrit origin
- Valeria – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Vega – Meaning “swooping eagle,” of Arabic origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yseult – Meaning “fair, light-skinned,” of Celtic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
Baby Unicorn Names
- Aeliana – Meaning “sun,” of Latin origin
- Amara – Meaning “eternal,” of Greek origin
- Astra – Meaning “star,” of Greek origin
- Aurora – Meaning “dawn,” of Latin origin
- Bambi – Meaning “little girl,” of Italian origin
- Bellamy – Meaning “beautiful friend,” of French origin
- Bliss – Meaning “perfect happiness,” of English origin
- Blossom – Meaning “to bloom,” of English origin
- Calista – Meaning “most beautiful,” of Greek origin
- Celeste – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Daisy – Meaning “day’s eye,” of Old English origin
- Daphne – Meaning “laurel tree,” of Greek origin
- Diora – Meaning “golden,” of English origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Elysia – Meaning “blissful,” of Greek origin
- Epona – Meaning “horse goddess,” of Celtic origin
- Faye – Meaning “fairy,” of English origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Gemma – Meaning “gem,” of Latin origin
- Giselle – Meaning “pledge,” of Germanic origin
- Helia – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Ianthe – Meaning “purple flower,” of Greek origin
- Isolde – Meaning “ice ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Ivy – Meaning “vine plant,” of English origin
- Juno – Meaning “queen of the heavens,” of Latin origin
- Kaia – Meaning “sea,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kailani – Meaning “sea and sky,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kiara – Meaning “bright,” of Irish origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Nerida – Meaning “sea nymph,” of Greek origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Opal – Meaning “precious stone,” of Sanskrit origin
- Ophelia – Meaning “help,” of Greek origin
- Orla – Meaning “golden princess,” of Irish origin
- Phaedra – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Phoebe – Meaning “radiant,” of Greek origin
- Quinn – Meaning “wise,” of Irish origin
- Raina – Meaning “queen,” of Latin origin
- Rhiannon – Meaning “great queen,” of Welsh origin
- Ruby – Meaning “precious red stone,” of Latin origin
- Selene – Meaning “moon,” of Greek origin
- Seraphina – Meaning “burning ones,” of Hebrew origin
- Sienna – Meaning “orange-red,” of Italian origin
- Thalia – Meaning “to blossom,” of Greek origin
- Titania – Meaning “giant,” of Greek origin
- Uma – Meaning “splendor,” of Sanskrit origin
- Valeria – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Vega – Meaning “swooping eagle,” of Arabic origin
- Willow – Meaning “willow tree,” of English origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yseult – Meaning “fair, light-skinned,” of Celtic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
Unique Unicorn Names
- Aeliana – Meaning “sun,” of Latin origin
- Althea – Meaning “healer,” of Greek origin
- Amara – Meaning “eternal,” of Greek origin
- Astraea – Meaning “star-maiden,” of Greek origin
- Bellatrix – Meaning “female warrior,” of Latin origin
- Bellerose – Meaning “beautiful rose,” of French origin
- Bliss – Meaning “perfect happiness,” of English origin
- Briony – Meaning “to sprout,” of Greek origin
- Calypso – Meaning “she who hides,” of Greek origin
- Celestia – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Circe – Meaning “bird,” of Greek origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Daphne – Meaning “laurel tree,” of Greek origin
- Delphine – Meaning “dolphin,” of Greek origin
- Diora – Meaning “golden,” of English origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Elowen – Meaning “elm tree,” of Cornish origin
- Elysia – Meaning “blissful,” of Greek origin
- Epona – Meaning “horse goddess,” of Celtic origin
- Fable – Meaning “story,” of Latin origin
- Faylinn – Meaning “fairy kingdom,” of Irish origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Galadriel – Meaning “maiden crowned with a radiant garland,” of Sindarin origin (Tolkien’s Elvish language)
- Giselle – Meaning “pledge,” of Germanic origin
- Helia – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Ianthe – Meaning “purple flower,” of Greek origin
- Isolde – Meaning “ice ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Juno – Meaning “queen of the heavens,” of Latin origin
- Kailani – Meaning “sea and sky,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kiara – Meaning “bright,” of Irish origin
- Liora – Meaning “my light,” of Hebrew origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Nerida – Meaning “sea nymph,” of Greek origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Ophelia – Meaning “help,” of Greek origin
- Orla – Meaning “golden princess,” of Irish origin
- Phaedra – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Phoebe – Meaning “radiant,” of Greek origin
- Quintessa – Meaning “fifth essence,” of Latin origin
- Raina – Meaning “queen,” of Latin origin
- Rhiannon – Meaning “great queen,” of Welsh origin
- Selene – Meaning “moon,” of Greek origin
- Seraphina – Meaning “burning ones,” of Hebrew origin
- Thalassa – Meaning “the sea,” of Greek origin
- Thalia – Meaning “to blossom,” of Greek origin
- Titania – Meaning “giant,” of Greek origin
- Uma – Meaning “splendor,” of Sanskrit origin
- Valeria – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Vega – Meaning “swooping eagle,” of Arabic origin
- Willow – Meaning “willow tree,” of English origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yseult – Meaning “fair, light-skinned,” of Celtic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
Pet Unicorn Names
- Astra – Meaning “star,” of Greek origin
- Aurora – Meaning “dawn,” of Latin origin
- Biscuit – Meaning “small baked treat,” of French origin
- Blossom – Meaning “to bloom,” of English origin
- Bubble – Meaning “a small sphere of liquid,” of English origin
- Buttercup – Meaning “yellow flower,” of English origin
- Calypso – Meaning “she who hides,” of Greek origin
- Candy – Meaning “sweet treat,” of English origin
- Celeste – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Cherry – Meaning “fruit of the cherry tree,” of English origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Clover – Meaning “flowering plant,” of English origin
- Daisy – Meaning “day’s eye,” of Old English origin
- Doodle – Meaning “a simple drawing,” of English origin
- Echo – Meaning “reverberating sound,” of Greek origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Elowen – Meaning “elm tree,” of Cornish origin
- Fay – Meaning “fairy,” of English origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Fluffy – Meaning “soft and light,” of English origin
- Glimmer – Meaning “to shine faintly,” of English origin
- Glitter – Meaning “to sparkle,” of English origin
- Honey – Meaning “sweet substance,” of English origin
- Ivy – Meaning “vine plant,” of English origin
- Jewel – Meaning “precious stone,” of English origin
- Kiwi – Meaning “fruit,” of Maori origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Maple – Meaning “tree,” of English origin
- Mimi – Meaning “sea of bitterness,” of Hebrew origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Misty – Meaning “covered with mist,” of English origin
- Nala – Meaning “successful,” of African origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Opal – Meaning “precious stone,” of Sanskrit origin
- Peach – Meaning “fruit,” of English origin
- Peony – Meaning “flowering plant,” of Greek origin
- Petal – Meaning “part of a flower,” of English origin
- Pixie – Meaning “fairy,” of English origin
- Poppy – Meaning “flowering plant,” of Latin origin
- Rainbow – Meaning “arc of colors,” of English origin
- Rosie – Meaning “rose,” of English origin
- Saffron – Meaning “yellow spice,” of Arabic origin
- Serena – Meaning “tranquil,” of Latin origin
- Snowflake – Meaning “a flake of snow,” of English origin
- Sparkle – Meaning “to shine,” of English origin
- Star – Meaning “celestial body,” of English origin
- Sunny – Meaning “sunshine,” of English origin
- Thistle – Meaning “prickly plant,” of English origin
- Tinker – Meaning “to fix,” of English origin
- Tulip – Meaning “flowering plant,” of Turkish origin
- Twinkle – Meaning “to shine,” of English origin
- Violet – Meaning “purple flower,” of Latin origin
- Willow – Meaning “willow tree,” of English origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
Character Unicorn Names
- Aeliana – Meaning “sun,” of Latin origin
- Amara – Meaning “eternal,” of Greek origin
- Astraea – Meaning “star-maiden,” of Greek origin
- Aurora – Meaning “dawn,” of Latin origin
- Bellatrix – Meaning “female warrior,” of Latin origin
- Bellerose – Meaning “beautiful rose,” of French origin
- Bliss – Meaning “perfect happiness,” of English origin
- Calypso – Meaning “she who hides,” of Greek origin
- Celestia – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Circe – Meaning “bird,” of Greek origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Daphne – Meaning “laurel tree,” of Greek origin
- Delphine – Meaning “dolphin,” of Greek origin
- Diora – Meaning “golden,” of English origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Elowen – Meaning “elm tree,” of Cornish origin
- Elysia – Meaning “blissful,” of Greek origin
- Epona – Meaning “horse goddess,” of Celtic origin
- Faelan – Meaning “little wolf,” of Irish origin
- Faylinn – Meaning “fairy kingdom,” of Irish origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Galadriel – Meaning “maiden crowned with a radiant garland,” of Sindarin origin (Tolkien’s Elvish language)
- Giselle – Meaning “pledge,” of Germanic origin
- Gwendolyn – Meaning “white ring,” of Welsh origin
- Helia – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Ianthe – Meaning “purple flower,” of Greek origin
- Isolde – Meaning “ice ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Juno – Meaning “queen of the heavens,” of Latin origin
- Kailani – Meaning “sea and sky,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kiara – Meaning “bright,” of Irish origin
- Liora – Meaning “my light,” of Hebrew origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Nerida – Meaning “sea nymph,” of Greek origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Ophelia – Meaning “help,” of Greek origin
- Orla – Meaning “golden princess,” of Irish origin
- Phaedra – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Phoebe – Meaning “radiant,” of Greek origin
- Quintessa – Meaning “fifth essence,” of Latin origin
- Raina – Meaning “queen,” of Latin origin
- Rhiannon – Meaning “great queen,” of Welsh origin
- Selene – Meaning “moon,” of Greek origin
- Seraphina – Meaning “burning ones,” of Hebrew origin
- Thalassa – Meaning “the sea,” of Greek origin
- Thalia – Meaning “to blossom,” of Greek origin
- Titania – Meaning “giant,” of Greek origin
- Uma – Meaning “splendor,” of Sanskrit origin
- Valeria – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Vega – Meaning “swooping eagle,” of Arabic origin
- Willow – Meaning “willow tree,” of English origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yseult – Meaning “fair, light-skinned,” of Celtic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
Business Unicorn Names
- Aeliana – Meaning “sun,” of Latin origin
- Allegra – Meaning “joyful,” of Italian origin
- Althea – Meaning “healer,” of Greek origin
- Amara – Meaning “eternal,” of Greek origin
- Astraea – Meaning “star-maiden,” of Greek origin
- Bellatrix – Meaning “female warrior,” of Latin origin
- Bellerose – Meaning “beautiful rose,” of French origin
- Bliss – Meaning “perfect happiness,” of English origin
- Calista – Meaning “most beautiful,” of Greek origin
- Celestia – Meaning “heavenly,” of Latin origin
- Circe – Meaning “bird,” of Greek origin
- Cleo – Meaning “glory,” of Greek origin
- Daphne – Meaning “laurel tree,” of Greek origin
- Delphine – Meaning “dolphin,” of Greek origin
- Diora – Meaning “golden,” of English origin
- Elara – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Elysia – Meaning “blissful,” of Greek origin
- Epona – Meaning “horse goddess,” of Celtic origin
- Faelan – Meaning “little wolf,” of Irish origin
- Faylinn – Meaning “fairy kingdom,” of Irish origin
- Fiora – Meaning “flower,” of Italian origin
- Galadriel – Meaning “maiden crowned with a radiant garland,” of Sindarin origin (Tolkien’s Elvish language)
- Giselle – Meaning “pledge,” of Germanic origin
- Helia – Meaning “sun,” of Greek origin
- Ianthe – Meaning “purple flower,” of Greek origin
- Isolde – Meaning “ice ruler,” of Germanic origin
- Juno – Meaning “queen of the heavens,” of Latin origin
- Kaia – Meaning “sea,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kailani – Meaning “sea and sky,” of Hawaiian origin
- Kiara – Meaning “bright,” of Irish origin
- Liora – Meaning “my light,” of Hebrew origin
- Luna – Meaning “moon,” of Latin origin
- Lyra – Meaning “lyre,” of Greek origin
- Mira – Meaning “wonderful,” of Latin origin
- Nerida – Meaning “sea nymph,” of Greek origin
- Nixie – Meaning “water sprite,” of Germanic origin
- Ophelia – Meaning “help,” of Greek origin
- Orla – Meaning “golden princess,” of Irish origin
- Phaedra – Meaning “bright,” of Greek origin
- Phoebe – Meaning “radiant,” of Greek origin
- Quintessa – Meaning “fifth essence,” of Latin origin
- Raina – Meaning “queen,” of Latin origin
- Rhiannon – Meaning “great queen,” of Welsh origin
- Selene – Meaning “moon,” of Greek origin
- Seraphina – Meaning “burning ones,” of Hebrew origin
- Thalassa – Meaning “the sea,” of Greek origin
- Thalia – Meaning “to blossom,” of Greek origin
- Titania – Meaning “giant,” of Greek origin
- Uma – Meaning “splendor,” of Sanskrit origin
- Valeria – Meaning “strong,” of Latin origin
- Vega – Meaning “swooping eagle,” of Arabic origin
- Willow – Meaning “willow tree,” of English origin
- Wisteria – Meaning “flowering vine,” of English origin
- Xanthe – Meaning “yellow, golden,” of Greek origin
- Xylia – Meaning “wood dweller,” of Greek origin
- Yara – Meaning “small butterfly,” of Arabic origin
- Yseult – Meaning “fair, light-skinned,” of Celtic origin
- Zara – Meaning “princess,” of Arabic origin
- Zephyr – Meaning “west wind,” of Greek origin
- Zinnia – Meaning “flower,” of German origin
EverGreen Unicorn Names
- Amethyst
- Angel
- Angelic
- Aquamarine
- Aria
- Astra
- Aurora
- Azura
- Azure
- Bella
- Bellerose
- Bliss
- Blissful
- Bloom
- Blossom
- Breeze
- Cadenza
- Candy
- Cascade
- Celeste
- Celestia
- Celestial
- Charm
- Cherish
- Cloud
- Comet
- Coral
- Crystal
- Crystaline
- Daffodil
- Dahlia
- Dawn
- Dazzle
- Delilah
- Dewdrop
- Diamond
- Divine
- Dolce
- Dream
- Dreamcatcher
- Dreamer
- Dreamweaver
- Dusk
- Echo
- Elegance
- Elfin
- Elysium
- Ember
- Enchantress
- Enigma
- Essence
- Estrella
- Eternity
- Ethereal
- Euphoria
- Fable
- Faerie
- Faith
- Fantasia
- Feather
- Fern
- Fiddler
- Fleur
- Flora
- Fluff
- Flurry
- Frost
- Frostine
- Gaia
- Galaxy
- Giselle
- Glimmer
- Glisten
- Glitter
- Glow
- Goldilocks
- Gossamer
- Grace
- Halo
- Harmony
- Hazel
- Heather
- Honeydew
- Honeysuckle
- Hope
- Icequeen
- Icicle
- Indigo
- Infinity
- Innocence
- Iridescent
- Iris
- Isolde
- Ivory
- Ivy
- Jade
- Jasmine
- Jazzy
- Jewel
- Joy
- Jubilee
- Juniper
- Juno
- Kandy
- Keynote
- Kiara
- Kiki
- Kindness
- Kismet
- Kisses
- Larkspur
- Lavender
- Liana Lily
- Lolly
- Lotus
- Love
- Lullaby
- Luminous
- Luna
- Lyric
- Magnolia
- Majesty
- Marigold
- Mariposa
- Melody
- Mercy
- Meringue
- Midnight
- Miracle
- Mist
- Misty
- Moonbeam
- Moonshadow
- Mystique
- Nebula
- Nectar
- Nilla
- Nixie
- Noble
- Note
- Nova
- Nymph
- Nyx
- Oasis
- Oceana
- Octave
- Odyssey
- Olive
- Opal
- Opaline
- Ophelia
- Opulence
- Oracle
- Oreo
- Peace
- Pearl
- Pegasus
- Peony
- Periwinkle
- Persephone
- Piccolo
- Pixie
- Pixiedust
- Popsicle
- Prism
- Purity
- Quaint
- Quasar
- Queen
- Quars
- Queenbee
- Queenie
- Quicksilver
- Quixotic
- Radiance
- Radiant
- Rainbow
- Rainbowdash
- Raine
- Reverie
- Rhapsody
- Rosa
- Rosalind
- Sage
- Sapphira
- Sapphire
- Seraphim
- Serenade
- Serene
- Serenity
- Skye
- Snowbell
- Snowflake
- Solace
- Solstice
- Sparkle
- Starburst
- Stardancer
- Stardust
- Starfall
- Starlet
- Starlight
- Starshine
- Sugarplum
- Sunbeam
- Sunburst
- Symphony
- Taffy
- Thalia
- Tinkerbell
- Tinsel
- Topaz
- Tranquil
- Treasure
- Tulip
- Twilight
- Unicornia
- Unity
- Ursula
- Utopia
- Vanellope
- Velvet
- Velvetine
- Venus
- Vesper
- Violet
- Virtue
- Whimsy
- Whippedcream
- Whisper
- Willow
- Windchime
- Wisteria
- Wren
- Xanadu
- Xandria
- Xena
- Xenia
- Xmas
- Xylia
- Yara
- Yasmine
- Yesenia
- Ysabel
- Yumyum
- Zara
- Zaria
- Zen
- Zenith
- Zephyr
- Zephyrine
- Zest
- Zinnia
- zingo
- zemi
How to Choose the Perfect Name
Choosing the perfect name for your unicorn is a delightful and meaningful task. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you select the ideal name:
Step 1: Get to Know Your Unicorn
Before you can choose the perfect name, take some time to bond with your unicorn. Observe its personality, behavior, and unique qualities. Pay attention to the things that make your unicorn special.
Step 2: Consider Meaning and Symbolism
Unicorn names often carry symbolic meaning. Think about the qualities you want to emphasize in your unicorn’s name. Is it graceful, playful, or wise? Research the meanings of words or names that align with these qualities.
Step 3: Explore Mythology and Folklore
Unicorns have a rich history in mythology and folklore. Investigate unicorn stories from various cultures. You might find inspiration in ancient tales and legends that include unicorn characters.
Step 4: Use Wordplay and Creativity
Don’t be afraid to get creative with wordplay and combinations. You can blend words, add prefixes or suffixes, or even invent entirely new names. Let your imagination run wild.
Step 5: Consider Personal Preferences
Think about your personal preferences and interests. Do you have a favorite color, place, or concept that resonates with your unicorn? Incorporate these into the name selection process.
Step 6: Test Out Names
Once you have a list of potential names, try them out. Say the names aloud to your unicorn and see how they sound. Pay attention to your unicorn’s reaction; sometimes, they might respond positively to a particular name.
Step 7: Seek Input from Others
Share your list of names with friends or family members and ask for their input. Sometimes, an outside perspective can offer fresh ideas or confirm your choice.
Step 8: Trust Your Instincts
Ultimately, trust your instincts. The perfect name for your unicorn will feel right to you. It should resonate with your heart and reflect the unique bond you share with your magical companion.
Step 9: Make It Official
Once you’ve chosen the perfect name, make it official. Create a name tag or certificate for your unicorn, adding a touch of ceremony to the naming process.
Step 10: Embrace the Magic
Remember that the name you choose adds to the enchantment of your unicorn’s existence. Embrace the magic and wonder that comes with having a unicorn with a name that is uniquely its own.