The Real GOT Names You Should be Looking At

Post by Mom. The Pie is a kiddo, so of course has never viewed the show.

As a namer I've seen plenty of Game of Thrones inspired baby name lists. Collections of names from the characters on the show. As a viewer who sometimes feels like I shouldn't be, I often wonder, would you really name your baby in honor of the crude, inappropriate, immoral and sometimes just flat out disgusting show?
I realize it is happening. Khaleesi continues to be a name on the rise, and both Arya and Aria have gone from a spot in the 900's to 119 and 19 respectively. Even Winter has made leaps on the popularity charts. No doubt due to the ominous threat, "winter is coming."
I've found my GOT names in another spot~ the credits. For years, I've watched the opening of the show and as a namer, of course, I closely eye the names of actors, directors, producers and composers looking for names that are new to me and inspiring. Here is a collection of names from Game of Thrones worthy of use.
As I dug in, reviewing the opening and closing of the show as well as searching through lists on HBO.com and Imdb I realized that there were countless inspiring names of people who worked on the show. These are some of the names from GOT you should really be looking at. I've tried to order them by season they first appear...
Season One:
Lena
Emilia
Kit
Eros
Sophie
Alik
Maisie
Sarita
Esme
Rhodri
Sahara
Sibel
Rosalia
Bronson
Wilko
Amrita
Emer
Rania
Callum
Elyes
Season Two:
Oona
Gwendoline
Merima
Carise
Iva
Fintan
Gemma
Kramer
Alik
Marija
Season Three:
Nathalie
Iwan
Anton
Oddie
Talitha
Season Four:
Brenock
Nicola
Crispin
Renata
Xena
Indira
Season Five:
Nell
Keisha
Birgitte
Gemita
Enzo
Rila
Rosabell
Johdi
Meena
Deobia
Season Six:
Essie
Iona
Struan
Ania
Fionn
Aisling
Zoi
Fergus
Staz
Season Seven:
Breige
Wilf
Season Eight:
Mairi
Emer
Sunniva
Roma

Did you find something new here?

What is your favorite GOT inspired name?

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