Names with Mischievous Trait

Noble friend, Elf friend

Colt: Young male horse, symbolizing virility, strength, and independence.

Robby: "Bright fame" (Germanic)

Rowdy: boisterous, lively, spirited

Foreigner or stranger (Old English)

Loki: Old Norse for "trickster" or "deceiver"

Jonny: Affectionate diminutive of John, meaning "Yahweh is gracious" (Hebrew)

Alby: English origin, meaning "elf" or "elfin"

Blaize: Eloquence, fortune, nature's beauty (Latin, Slavic, Celtic)

Laddie: Beloved young man, embodying warmth, affection, and a mischievous spirit.

Kiley: Irish origin, meaning "war."

Kerrie: "Descendant of the Warrior Ciardha" (Irish)

Kalyn: Beautiful, fair (Greek)

Ginny: Womanly, virgin, fair

Buffy: Pledged to God, a nickname for Elizabeth.

Jenessa's origins and meanings: - Greek "Xenophon": "strange voice" or "guest friend" - Old French "Jeneviève": "white wave" or "fair maiden" - Latin "Janessa": "belonging to Janus" (god of beginnings and endings)

Meadow clearing or hay field

Pepper: Latin origin, meaning "strong and lively spirit," embodying passion, warmth, and zest.

Pixie (Middle English): Mischievous fairy-like creature

Meranda: Wonderful, admirable, strange, extraordinary