Everil

A variation of the Anglo-Saxon name Eoforhild, via the Latinized form Everild, this Old English name feels reminiscent or Avril, Ariel, and Everly, but wouldn't feel out of place in a chivalrous tale or an old poem. It was notably borne by Everil Worrell, a writer of "weird fiction", and is also used as a surname. It may also be written as Averill, which might feel more familiar.

Pronounced EV-er-il.