Noah Lukeson's list "Unique Names I may use or did use for Things" of 20 great name ideas: Elvenna - Veldette!

Unique Names I may use or did use for Things

A lot of these names are ones I made up, the ones I didn't were accidental or I thought that they deserved to be here. 
Some of these names aren't very good, and the only reason they're here is because I made and used them at some point.

Elvenna

Firannor

Hemya

Hemyasa

Kalis

Kalligraphus

Kandeline

Kolicana

<p>Madira is a feminine name with multiple cultural origins. It may be derived from Sanskrit, where it carries meanings related to "joy," "wine," or "intoxication" in a poetic sense. The name also appears in various Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cultures with similar melodic qualities. Madira has remained relatively uncommon in Western countries, giving it an exotic and distinctive quality. The name's flowing sound with emphasis on the middle syllable creates a musical, rhythmic quality when spoken. Parents might be drawn to Madira for its international feel, positive connotations of happiness and celebration, and the fact that while unusual, it follows familiar naming patterns making it accessible and easy to pronounce.</p>

Unique Names I may use or did use for Things

Elvenna

Firannor

Hemya

Hemyasa

Kalis

Kalligraphus

Kandeline

Kolicana

Madira

Oniopia

Shanaina

Shanona

Siĺ

Tioltes

Tioltis

Tizzy

Zirra

Evraveldette

Evra

Veldette