sihiris stuff!

Asrai - gaelic- are small, delicate female faeries who melt away into a pool of water when captured/exposed to sunlight



Disir -English- these are spirits who attach themselves to a particular place. Especially old houses. They are female.



Ellyllon - Welsh- Tiny, fairies who eat toadstools.



Feeorin -austrian- A small green fairy who loves dancing and music.



Fyglia - native american- take an animal form. Personal guardians.



Huacas - Incan- stone fairies, watched over fields.



Mazikeen/shideem- jewish - use magic,cross between women and angels. They have wings and can fly, tell the future, and like to eat and drink, marry and have children. They can also shapeshift.



Mumiai - troublemaking female fairies.



Aine- celtic- Dreamlike fairy queen (beautiful)



Ankou- Swahili- Fairy version of the grim reaper, sometimes portrayed as a comforting figure



Ekimmu- evil, vengeful fairy



Abella ~ ~ 'the beautiful'



Acacia ~ ~ 'flower'



Adorabelle ~ ~ 'the adored and beautiful'



Ailive ~ ~ 'elf darling'



Alalia ~ ~ 'not talkative'



Alina ~ ~ 'the fair'



Alura ~ ~ 'elf peace'



Alysia ~ ~ 'of captivating power'



Alzena ~ ~'a woman'



Amber-Jewelle ~ ~'orange beauty'



Ambrosine ~ ~'the immortal'



Amelinda ~ ~ 'the loved and beautiful'



Annysia from the black forest ~ ~ 'little angel'



Araxia ~ ~ 'of the river'



Ariella ~ ~ 'ethereal' 'airy'



Aurelie ~ ~ 'immortal'



Azura ~ ~ 'sky jewel'



Bliss ~ ~ 'she that makes me happy'



Caelia~ ~ 'fairy queen'



Calista ~ ~ 'the most beautiful'



Cameo ~ ~ 'ivory jewel'



Candace ~ ~ 'iridescent, incandescent'



Carita ~ ~ 'luna, moonlit beauty'



Cerylia ~ ~ 'a sea bird'



Cein ~ ~ 'jewelled'



Celinette ~ ~ 'the moon'



Chrissanth ~ ~ french 'gold flower'



Christalle ~ ~ 'translucent'



Chryseis ~ ~ 'the golden'



Clairette ~ ~ 'bright and clear'



Cleantha ~ ~ 'glory flower'



Carita ~ ~ 'luna, moonlit beauty'



Cerylia ~ ~ 'a sea bird'



Cein ~ ~ 'jewelled'



Celinette ~ ~ 'the moon'



Chrissanth french ~ ~ 'gold flower'



Christalle ~ ~ 'translucent'



Chryseis ~ ~ 'the golden'



Clairette ~ ~ 'bright and clear'



Cleantha ~ ~ 'glory flower'



Cymbeline ~ ~ 'melody'



Delicia ~ ~ 'delightful'



Desta French ~ ~ 'destiny'



Deva Sanskrit ~ ~ 'the divine'



Dwynwen Celtic ~ ~ 'white wave'



Elgiva ~ ~ 'elf gift'



Elodie flower ~ ~ 'water thyme'



Eloiny ~ ~ 'precious'



Emerenta ~ ~ 'to glisten'



Epifania ~ ~ 'the manifestation'



Elysia ~ ~ 'blissful beauty'



Estrellita ~ ~ 'little star'



Euclea ~ ~ 'the glorious'



Euphraxia ~ ~ 'to delight the heart and mind'



Evvie ~ ~ 'life'



Eliska-June ~ ~ 'sweetly scented'



Fay/Faye ~ ~ 'fairy or elf'



Fayette ~ ~ 'fairy fate'



Faylinn ~ ~ 'fairy kingdom'



Fayre old English ~ ~ 'fair one'



Fialka~ ~ 'violet'



Felicitae ~ ~ 'happy one'



Fossette ~ ~ 'little dimple'



Gaea ~ ~ 'earth goddess'



Glykera ~ ~ 'the sweet'



Hyacynthie ~ ~ 'fragrant warmth'



Ianthine ~ ~ 'frail flower'



Ilona ~ ~ 'beautiful, of the light'



Jarita ~ ~ 'a bird' fiercely protective



Jewele ~ ~ 'jewel'



Liriope ~ ~ flower 'Lily'



LilyBelle ~ ~ 'beautiful Lily'



Lunette ~ ~ 'little shining one'



Loxy ~ ~ 'loving'



Meliantha ~ ~ 'honey~sweet flower'



Melissa Greek ~ ~ 'nymph'



Niada Latin ~ ~ 'river nymph'



Niamh ~ ~ "brightness" or "eternal youth



Nata ~ ~ 'dancer'



Nyx ~ ~ 'of the night'



Nolana ~ ~ 'little bell'



Nissa ~ ~ Scandinavian 'elf'



Olinda ~ ~ 'sweetly fragrant'



Oona ~ ~ 'old Irish'



Pherenice ~ ~ 'heavenly blue flower'



Rosalva ~ ~ 'pretty rose'



Sarette ~ ~ 'princess'



Shea ~ ~ 'fairy palace'



Sorcha ~ ~ 'dark princess'



Tania ~ ~ 'fairy queen'



Tertia ~ ~ '3rd born fairy'



Tatiana ~ ~ 'fairy queen'



Tyballa ~ ~ 'peoples princess'



Tryphosa ~ ~ 'the delicate'



Tita ~ ~ 'safe'



Trixy ~ ~ 'she that makes me happy'



Tunder Hungarian ~ ~ 'fairy'



Una ~ ~ 'the one'



Vashti Persian ~ ~ 'the beautiful'



Xylia ~ ~ 'of the forest'



Zuleika ~ ~ 'the fair'



Aethelwyne- friend of the elves



Arethusa - nymph



Blossom -English -Flower-like



Breena - Celtic/Gaelic -Fairy Land


Faerydae - dark child a gift from the fairies

Faylinn - English -Fairy Kingdom

Fay -French - Fairy or Elf

Faye -Old French -Fairy

Fayette -French- Little fairy

Shaylee - Celtic/Gaelic -Fairy princess of the field

Shea -Irish - Fairy palace

Tana - Slavic - Fairy Queen

Tania - Russian -Fairy queen

Tanya - Russian -Fairy queen

Tatiana -Slavic -Fairy Queen

Tenanye - cheerful fairy queen

Tianna -fairy queen

Titania -Greek - Great One. Fairy Queen