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Bretons are a race in the 'Elder Scrolls' gaming franchise.
The list below makes it easy to find great character names for 'Elder Scrolls' characters. You will find the best female and male Breton names for your characters here.
Bretons are described in the game as human descendants from the High Rock province. They worship the Eight Divines along with three Elven deities, but they are not given to excessive religion. Bretons have last names too, often ending in -croft, -field, or-ford.
Female Elder Scrolls Breton characters have beautiful names filled with meaning.
1. Adara (Hebrew origin) means 'noble'.
2. Adrianne (English origin), feminine version of Adrian.
3. Agrippina (Roman origin), a derivative of the name Agrippa.
4. Alea (English origin) means 'rising'.
5. Alexia (French origin) means 'defending men'.
6. Alfhild (Norse origin) means 'elf battle'.
7. Alva (Swedish origin) means 'elf'.
8. Anwen (Welsh origin) means 'very beautiful'.
9. Arcadia (Greek origin) means 'happiness'.
10. Asta (Swedish origin) means 'divine beauty'.
11. Babette (French origin) means 'God is my oath'.
12. Carlotta (Italian origin) means 'army'.
13. Ciel (French origin) means 'sky'.
14. Dagny (Norse origin) means 'new day'.
15. Danica (Slavic origin) means 'morning start'.
16. Dorthe (Danish origin) means 'gift from God'.
17. Edwina (English origin) means 'rich friend'.
18. Elda (Italian origin) means 'warrior'.
19. Eris (Greek origin) means 'strife'.
20. Evette (English origin) means 'life' or 'yew'.
21. Eydis (Norse origin) means 'Goddess of good fortune'.
22. Frida (German origin) means 'peace'.
23. Gemma (Italian origin) means 'precious stone'.
24. Gerda (German origin) means 'protector'.
25. Gianna (Italian origin) means 'God is gracious'.
26. Greta (German origin) means 'a pearl'.
27. Gul (Persian origin) means 'flower'.
28. Gwendolyn (Welsh origin) means 'white ring'.
29. Hilde (German origin) means 'battle'.
30. Hillevi (Scandinavian origin) means 'safe in battle'.
31. Hulda (Hebrew origin) means 'secrecy'.
32. Inge (Scandinavian origin) refers to the Germanic god Ing.
33. Iona (Greek origin) means 'blessed'.
34. Jordis (German origin) means 'sword goddess'.
35. Kaye (English origin) means 'keeper of the keys'.
The male Breton names listed below are strong options for a name for your character.
36. Alain (French origin) means 'little rock'.
37. Arvel (Welsh origin) means 'cried over'.
38. Asbjorn (Norwegian origin) means 'bear'.
39. Bendt (Danish origin) means 'blessed'.
40. Bjartur (Icelandic origin) means 'bright'.
41. Blaise (French origin) means 'lisp' or 'stutter'.
42. Bor (Slavic origin) means 'pine tree'.
43. Braith (English origin) means 'speckled'.
44. Bran (Irish origin) means 'raven'.
45. Caius (Latin origin) means 'joyful'.
46. Calixto (Spanish origin) means 'beautiful'.
47. Christer (Latin origin) means 'follower of Christ'.
48. Cicero (Roman origin) means 'chickpea'.
49. Constantius (Latin origin) means 'constant'.
50. Dagur (Icelandic origin) means 'day'.
51. Darius (Roman origin) means 'possessing good'.
52. Elam (Hebrew origin) means 'eternity'.
53. Ennis (Irish origin) means 'island'.
54. Erik (Scandinavian origin) means 'always'.
55. Erlendr (Scandinavian origin) means 'foreigner'.
56. Etienne (French origin) means 'wreath'.
57. Falk (German origin) means 'falcon'.
58. Gaius (Greek origin) means 'person of the earth'.
59. Gallus (Roman origin) means 'rooster'.
60. Hakon (Scandinavian origin) means 'high son'.
61. Harald (Norse origin) means 'powerful army'.
62. Jesper (Persian origin) means 'treasurer'.
63. Jorgen (Danish origin) means 'farmer'.
64. Kai (Hawaiian origin) means 'sea'.
65. Knud (Danish origin) means 'knot'.
66. Lars (Scandinavian origin) means 'victory'.
67. Leontius (Latin origin) means 'lion'.
68. Llewellyn (Welsh origin) means 'leader'.
69. Matus (Slovak origin) means 'gift of God'.
70. Milos (Slovak origin) means 'dear'.
If you need an exact name taken directly from lore, these suggestions are for you.
71. Amelie (French origin) means 'hardworking'.
72. Cairine (Gaelic origin) means 'pure'.
73. Cayleigh (Irish origin) means 'fair'.
74. Corcoran (Irish origin) means 'purple'.
75. Edana (German origin) means 'noble'.
76. Faolan (Irish origin) means 'wolf'.
77. Frieda (German origin) means 'peaceful ruler'.
78. Gallivere (Swedish origin) refers to a place in Sweden.
79. Gilbard (German origin) means 'noble youth'.
80. Gryf (Welsh origin) means 'fierce'.
81. Gyna (Italian origin) means 'queen'.
82. Gyron (English origin) refers to someone of low financial status.
83. Hennabear (Unknown origin) this name is a combination of two words.
84. Horstle (Sanskrit origin) means 'yellow'.
85. Jyllia (English origin) means 'caring'.
86. Kingford (English origin) name for a habitual dweller.
87. Kington (English origin) means 'settlement'.
88. Lywel (English origin) means 'the town'.
89. Malvina (Scottish origin) means 'smooth brow'.
90. Mooring (Irish origin) means 'more'.
91. Muriel (Celtic origin) means 'bright'.
92. Prolyssa (Unknown origin), directly from lore, the meaning isn’t quite known.
93. Riane (Irish origin) means 'little king'.
94. Rosalyn (Spanish origin) means 'little rose'.
95. Sorcha (Irish origin) means 'brightness'.
96. Sylon (English origin), the meaning is not known.
97. Talara (Aboriginal origin) means 'rain'.
98. Wergital (Unknown origin), taken from lore, the meaning isn’t clear.
99. Wicksmith (English origin) means 'earth worker'.
100. Wylon (English origin), a Breton name presumably a variant of 'Wayland', meaning 'land beside the road'.
101. Wynster means 'a spiritual person'.
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We try our very best, but cannot guarantee perfection. We will always aim to give you accurate information at the date of publication - however, information does change, so it’s important you do your own research, double-check and make the decision that is right for your family.
Kidadl provides inspiration to entertain and educate your children. We recognise that not all activities and ideas are appropriate and suitable for all children and families or in all circumstances. Our recommended activities are based on age but these are a guide. We recommend that these ideas are used as inspiration, that ideas are undertaken with appropriate adult supervision, and that each adult uses their own discretion and knowledge of their children to consider the safety and suitability.
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