Mermaid Princess Amelia – Best Mermaid Book Series For Teenagers

Written by Mermaid Seraphine

Mermaids have been a popular topic for many centuries. From the well-known fantasy series about Mermaid Princess Amelia, to the classical Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, people have always been fascinated by these magical creatures. No wonder – mermaids are often shown as beautiful women with long hair, a scaled fish tail and an enchanting voice. In this article, I will provide you with 25 different names for girls that are inspired by the sea. I hope you will find one that fits your daughter’s – or your character’s – personality!

1. Amaya – This name means “night rain” and stems from Japanese, but you have to admit that it does sound a little bit Antemidian!
2. Amber – The name Amber is not linked with mermaids but it can still be considered as an appropriate name for girls loving the sea.
3. Anahita – Anahita was the ancient goddess of the water revered in Persia.
4. Asherah – Asherah was the goddess of motherhood and fertility and meant the woman who “walks in the sea.”
5. Azura – This name means “sky blue,”
6. Coral / Coralie – Both these names are related to the word “coralium” which means the coral (obviously).
7. Cristal – Cristal, and other variations of this name (Chrystel, Krystal, etc.) are all wonderful for girls.
8. Daryah – This name stems from the Farsi word for “sea” and may sometimes be written down as Darya, Daria, etc. As such, it can also be related to the river Amu-Darya.
9. Delphine – This name means “dolphin” in French. However, stating that Marie Antoinette was the delphine of France, is incorrect, cause she used the title “dauphine,” it’s not the same.
10. Gemma – Gemma means “precious stone” in Italian, and you can find this name in many other variations, too, such as Gem, Jemma, etc.
11. Greta – Greta is the shortened form of the name Margaret, and like all names derived from it, it means “pearl.”
12. Kaia – You may associate Kaia with the mother goddess Gaia, but in reality, this Hawaiian name means “sea.” Popular variants include Kaya, Kaja, etc.
13. Keilani – Keilani is yet another Hawiian name, this time, meaning the union between the sea and sky.
14. Kelsie – Kelsie, or Kelsey (unisex version) means “ship victory” and is a great nautical name for western girls.
15. Lana – Lana is a Hawaiian name, that means “afloat in calm waters.” It’s also the name of the older princess of the Bermuda Triangle in “Mermaid Princess Amelia and the Lost Symphony.”
16. Ligea – This name means “clear tone” or a “shrill-like whisper” and it’s the name of one of the sirens.
17. Lorelei – Lorelei is the name of a woman who jumped into the sea to become a siren. This name, is very popular in Germany.
18. Luna – Luna means moon in Italian, and as such, it’s a wonderful name for a mermaid.
19. Marina – Marina is a popular Italian name, and also an adjective used to describe sea-related things.
20. Oceana – Anyone who loves the ocean will surely appreciate this name! Just the sound of it, makes me think of incredible abundance.
21. Ondine – If you like ballet, you will associate this name with Ondine, ou La naiade. This name carries the meaning of sea waves (in Italian, “onda” means “wave”).
22. Pearl – Pearls are very rare, and thus, incredibly valuable. Their unique luster creates associations with royalty, wealth and success. So does the name!
23. Rita – Rita is considered to be yet another variant of the name Margaret, and as such, it also means pearl.
24. Serena – Serena can be associated with both “siren” and “serene,” so it makes a great mermaid name.
25. Thora – Thor was the Scandinavian god of thunder, and Thora, is the female version of it.

Feel free to suggest your own mermaid names in the comment section below! We would like to know what mermaid names YOU like so we can include them in the next name lists!

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