Understanding Celtic Names
Celtic gods are the deities from the mythology of the Celtic peoples, particularly in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. They are often associated with nature, magic, and various elements. Celtic mythology is rich with stories of gods and goddesses who have a deep connection with the land.
How to come up with the perfect Celtic name
Celtic god names often reflect their characteristics, domains, and their association with nature. Names like Cernunnos, Brigid, and Morrigan are common among Celtic gods.
Other Celtic names
Embark on a journey through Celtic god names inspired by the enchanting mythology of the Celts:
| Name | Meaning | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Cernunnos | Horned God of the Forest | Male |
| Brigid | Goddess of Fire and Hearth | Female |
| Lugh | God of Light and Arts | Male |
| Morrigan | Goddess of War and Fate | Female |
| Dagda | Father God and Protector | Male |
| Danu | Mother Goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann | Female |
| Nuada | God of the Tuatha Dé Danann | Male |
| Rhiannon | Goddess of Horses and Birds | Female |
| Arawn | Lord of Annwn (the Otherworld) | Male |
| Epona | Goddess of Horses and Fertility | Female |
| Lir | God of the Sea | Male |
| Blodeuwedd | Flower Face, Goddess of Spring | Female |
| Ogma | God of Eloquence and Learning | Male |
| Cailleach | Goddess of Winter and Storms | Female |
| Manannan | God of the Sea and Guardianship | Male |
| Arianrhod | Silver Wheel, Goddess of the Moon | Female |
| Crom Cruach | Ancient God of Sacrifice | Male |
| Rigantona | Great Queen | Female |
| Sucellus | God of Agriculture and Forests | Male |
| Nantosuelta | Goddess of Nature and Healing | Female |
| Cathubodua | Battle Crow, War Goddess | Female |
