Names

[LoveWriting]

I am writing a Book and I need some names
I have a unicorn in this story (please don't laugh) and I need a good name for him it has to be a royal sounding name he is regal and wise and his wife is Elisabeth

[Avery_Rayne]

First off, no one is going to take you seriously unless you use correct grammar: periods, comma, apostrophes. It separates a decent writer from an ignorant one.

That said, I would go to one of those word generator sites, if nothing else works for you.

[miss_smiley]

Well, since you're using fairly normal names, why not Robert, or Adrian, or something? If not, look up "royal" on a baby names site. They work well, and that way there's even more depth to the story, even if it is only sub-plot meanings. ^_*

[Bowie20049]

First off, no one is going to take you seriously unless you use correct grammar: periods, comma, apostrophes. It separates a decent writer from an ignorant one.

That said, I would go to one of those word generator sites, if nothing else works for you.

Avery, nobody will take anyone seriously if they say unicorn. Try it folks, try saying unicorn without at least laughing internally.

Anyhow, name it something Spanish! Like Raul (pronounced RAW-ool...) xD

[Avery_Rayne]

I didn't want to be rude, Bowie. Maybe she has a classic fairy-tale-like thing on her hands and we're misjudging! xP

[Shaun]

Download a program called The Everchanging Book of Names (EBoN). It's free and comes with loads of extra "dictionaries." Basically it lets you select from real and fake languages to generate names from. The non-free dictionaries only let you generate about 5 names at a time, but you can just shut down and reload the program to work around that. It's a wonderful program.

[LoveWriting]

Thanks guys.
That really helped, normally I would use correct grammer but I was having a bad day and I really wasn't thinking about it, Sorry. Your advice really helped me.