100 Halfling Names For Your Dungeons & Dragons Character

Rajnandini Roychoudhury
Feb 16, 2024 By Rajnandini Roychoudhury
Originally Published on Oct 25, 2020
Edited by Harriet Sambrook
Dungeons and Dragons fantasy role play game



Why Halflings Names?

Halflings are a fictional race of small humanoids in the fantasy role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. They are typically portrayed as about 3 ft tall, with curly hair, a love of good food, and comfortable living.

They are known for their agility and stealth and are often portrayed as skilled thieves or rogues. They are also known for their outgoing and friendly personalities and are typically depicted as loyal friends and allies.

In D&D 5th edition, halflings are described as a small and agile race with a natural inclination for thievery and trickery.

They are also known for their strong sense of community and their love of hearth and home. Halflings in Dungeons & Dragons are often given specific names to reflect their small size, friendly personalities, and close-knit communities.

Halfling names are often chosen to reflect their culture, often depicted as rural, agricultural, and based on small family units. The names are often inspired by nature and usually have a friendly, folksy, or rustic sound.

Female Halfling Names

1. Adaldrida

 

2. Alora

 

3. Amaryllis

 

4. Andry

 

5. Berylla

 

6. Bree

 

7. Callie

 

8. Charmaine

 

9. Cora

 

10. Eglantine

 

11. Euphemia

 

12. Gelvira

 

13. Hilda

 

14. Jillian

 

15. Kithri

 

16. Lavinia

 

17. Lidda

 

18. Linzy

 

19. Mazzy

 

20. Merla

 

21. Merry

 

22. Mirabella

 

23. Nedda

 

24. Paela

 

25. Pansy

 

26. Portia

 

27. Sebille

 

28. Seraphina

 

29. Shaena

 

30. Trym

 

31. Vani

 

32. Verna

 

33. Yana

Male Halfling Names

34. Adalgrim

 

35. Adelard

 

36. Adric

 

37. Bilbo

 

38. Bill

 

39. Cotman

 

40. Drogo

 

41. Dudo

 

42. Eder

 

43. Eldon

 

44. Fassbinder

 

45. Frodo

 

46. Largo

 

47. Montaron

 

48. Peregrin

 

49. Regis

 

50. Rorimac

 

51. Rufus

 

52. Alton

 

53. Ander

 

54. Cade

 

55. Corrin

 

56. Eldon

 

57. Errich

 

58. Finnan

 

59. Garret

 

60. Lindal

 

61. Lyle

 

62. Merric

 

63. Milo

 

64. Osborn

 

65. Perrin

 

66. Reed

 

67. Roscoe

 

68. Wellby

Gender Neutral Halfling Names

69. Belwyse

 

70. Drew

 

71. Fay

 

72. Idrees

 

73. Jordyn

 

74. Kelsys

 

75. Kerry

 

76. Noah

 

77. Pat

 

78. Rael

 

79. Serafen

 

80. Teagan

Halfling Family Names

81. Brushgather

82. Burrowfoot

83. Goodbarrel

84. Greenbottle

85. Halfpenny

86. High-hill

87. Hilltopple

88. Leagallow

89. Lightfoot

90. Longbeard

91. Redbeard

92. Shorbeard

93. Tealeaf

94. Thorngage

95. Tosscobble

96. Tumblefoot

97. Underbough

98. Whistlefoot

99. Willowbreeze

100. Windwhistle

 

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Written by Rajnandini Roychoudhury

Bachelor of Arts specializing in English, Master of Arts specializing in English

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Rajnandini RoychoudhuryBachelor of Arts specializing in English, Master of Arts specializing in English

With a Master of Arts in English, Rajnandini has pursued her passion for the arts and has become an experienced content writer. She has worked with companies such as Writer's Zone and has had her writing skills recognized by publications such as The Telegraph. Rajnandini is also trilingual and enjoys various hobbies such as music, movies, travel, philanthropy, writing her blog, and reading classic British literature. 

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