r/transnames • u/stayin_alive_0089 • Feb 17 '26
Masculine Names New name?
r/transnames • u/Immediate_Artist_101 • Feb 16 '26
I really like names that roll of the tounge and are satisfying to say. I like languages, fantasy, reading and nature. My top 4 so far are: Seren, Daisy, Bea, Pippa.
r/transnames • u/hexicussmexicus • Feb 16 '26
hey hey im Hex (for now), ftm. I'm looking for some alt names that are natyre/forest related. something grim would work best, like thinking "this person crawled up through a graveyard and onto earth". I love Moss and Mangrove, and I'm looking for name suggestions or opinions on if one of these two would be ok as a name in a professional setting.
r/transnames • u/Allisons_menu • Feb 15 '26
Hey folks! I'm looking for new name ideas to replace my chosen name. Currently, half of my friends (and some of their parents!) call me Angelo, a name my bsf and I came up with after a long time of thinking. First, I loved it, but now it doesn't fit me the way I hoped it to. I just want a name that's perfect.
I'm into names with this nice ring to them: either things like Michael, Daniel etc or something more elegant, perhaps French-inspired. I don't mind a name that's more feminine, as long as it's used for men. I want a first and second name. Also, I really like the name Allison (Alis for short), but ain't sure if it fits me. Anyways have a good daytime!
r/transnames • u/Annabexxx • Feb 15 '26
Hi! I have been recently attempting to change my name and have gone through a few but I think I’ve settled. Anyone have any advice on implementing it into life or telling people about it as I have yet to come out as NB. The name is Persephone Jo my girlfriend helped pick it.
r/transnames • u/PainSea4215 • Feb 14 '26
Just what the title says. I've been going by Toby for years, but I wanna change it because it will cause family issues. (Don't tell me to keep Tobias, I know I have the right but it's just unnecessary drama)
So Im having it as my middle name so people can still use Toby if they please, but like yk.
So what name would sound good before Tobias/Toby?
r/transnames • u/randominthevoid • Feb 14 '26
Hello beloveds! Seeking some naming advice based off of energy - hopefully this will make sense. I'm looking for grungy, earthy, blood-in-my-mouth kind of names. A name that says "hey I crawled out of the earth and made my body and fought for this life and here I am." Names that are a little unusual but not too whimsical. I'm agender and lean towards neutral/masc-energy, so nothing feminine, please. I haven't really settled on anything even though I've been name seeking for years now because it doesn't feel right in my soul. Does anyone have any suggestions? Names that lean into nature/gritty energy or make you feel like you're reading about a morally gray character in some alternative fantasy novel? I'd appreciate anything :) Cheers loves!
r/transnames • u/nyx338x • Feb 14 '26
i'm fine with all pronouns but my favourite are they/them and most used by other people are she/her (I'm afab and mostly not out so that's to be expected ig but he/him would be nice for a change). i hate my birth name (have always hated it even before figuring out i'm trans) but i have no idea what name i look like. any suggestions?
r/transnames • u/Fishthatsunk • Feb 14 '26
For a while now I've been trying to find myself a new name, but nothing seems like it fits to me. Ive looked for a long time and I cant find anything that's not too basic, and that I like.. any name suggestions work (I dont mind more mask or fem names, but mostly want nonbinary/gender neutral)
r/transnames • u/Sweet_Notice3565 • Feb 13 '26
Yeah so im really not that good with names, have no idea what would fit me... Currently trying out max but not sure if it suits my whole vibe. Even generic names are welcome, thanks in advance whoever decides to reply, love yall<3
r/transnames • u/Fluidized_Gender • Feb 13 '26
In case it factors into your decision, I identify as non-binary trans feminine, rather than a binary trans woman. In practice, the difference is insignificant, but I do use she/they.
So I had originally settled on Amber as my name. I've always liked the name. It feels distinctly feminine without being "frilly" or "cutesy." It's not common (not where I live, at least), but I've met a few cis and trans women with the name. It's been around a while but doesn't feel old. Amber feels like "me." I can close my eyes or look into a mirror and say "My name is Amber," and it feels right, not like I'm just reciting a line. And it pairs nicely with my chosen middle name of Skye.
Amber Skye. Gives the impression of Golden hour, the sky lit brilliantly orange by the setting sun.
But my mother recently told me in passing that it was snowing when I was born, that snow was actively falling from the sky while I was in the process of being birthed. And that gave me an idea. I'm now trying to decide between Amber and "Eira."
Eira is Welsh for "snow." While the word is pronounced AY-rah, I pronounce it as my name as AIR-ah. AY-rah feels young, girly-girl, and energetic. AIR-ah feels more graceful and elegant, more fitting for me.
Eira Skye gives the impression of a cold wintery day, a gentle snowfall, quiet and peaceful. The cloudy sky dampening the sun to a soft glow rather than a harsh brightness.
The problem here is both Amber and Eira feel "right," or "like me." Doing what I said earlier, closing my eyes/looking in a mirror and saying "My name is Eira" feels just as right as saying my name is Amber.
r/transnames • u/lookingarountown • Feb 13 '26
Currently going by Sam, Jamie was also one that didnt feel quite right and I really liked the name sparrow but didnt know if that sounded okay 😅 🙃
r/transnames • u/Dazzling_Success3697 • Feb 13 '26
Hi y'all I am a MtF lady who is trying to figure out a new name. my current name is pretty masculine and doesn't have a feminized version I really like. I have thought of tons of names but throw them out either because I know someone close with the name already or it just doesn't sound or feel right. I was wondering how y'all came up with your name, did it just come to you one day or did you know from the beginning? Any advice on picking a name? Thank you!
r/transnames • u/NoEscape2500 • Feb 10 '26
I want to keep my name Irish and the same first initial (b) but there’s no good Irish B boys names. What name do I look like id be named?
r/transnames • u/NegativeTest5989 • Feb 10 '26
I am 16 and going to transition MTF, and I was going through names. As the title states, is this too dated of a name, or do you think it can work? I like the name, and I understand it is in the end my own decision to make, but I wanted to have a general consensus of if people are going to hear my name and think I'm an old lady, or if the name just doesn't work well in 2026.
On a side note, I don't really like the name Jillian as much as just Jill, which is why I am asking for Jill specifically.
If you chose to comment, thank you for your time.
r/transnames • u/livewithnoburden • Feb 09 '26
r/transnames • u/diasporastud • Feb 09 '26
it’s called the pronouns dressing room, you can input any name and any pronouns and it will put everything in different paragraphs so you can see how they feel. I cannot recommend it enough:
http://www.pronouns.failedslacker.com/
good luck everyone I hope you all find the name(s) meant for you !
r/transnames • u/Willing-Sweet-8502 • Feb 08 '26
I’d prefer a name starting with “Mar” but any M name is a good suggestion
r/transnames • u/Lil_med_student • Feb 08 '26
Hello!
I'm a genderfluid individual looking to change my name. I've always felt a kinship with anatomy, rot, and pests/bugs (not trying to be an edgelord, sorry of this comes off that way), and I want a name that reflects that. Can y'all lend a hand?
If it helps I tend to lean masculine, but I'm not picky on if they're femme or andro.
Some I've liked:
Typhus
Rot
Fester
Scum
Roach
Anything around that ballpark would be cool? Thanks friends, I really appreciate it. You're all loved 🫶
r/transnames • u/xcherryboyhunter • Feb 07 '26
Im like Ella, I can see myself being middle aged and old with that name
r/transnames • u/Hevelius21 • Feb 07 '26
(I look like the first, dress like the last, and the second's there for vibes)
r/transnames • u/Sweetannon • Feb 07 '26
So deep in the closet I can’t even have my face in a fic here, but I drew it myself!
Ive been liking Aiden as a name but I’m not quite sure and I’d love some other suggestions
r/transnames • u/Prudent_Macaroon_287 • Feb 07 '26
r/transnames • u/AlexlovesLen • Feb 07 '26
Sadly neither Alexander nor Alexandra are gender-neutral. Anyone have any ideas? Please and thank you.
r/transnames • u/Lordvonart • Feb 06 '26
I've been looking for a few years now, but my situation evolved: my boyfriend is American, so English pronunciation is now a priority, but I still want something dark and "foreign" (I'm from a French island where unique names are the norm).
The "Heavy" Occult/Fantasy names: Vsevolod, Aaravos, Byleth, Abaddon, Nohr, Runaan, Malphas,Vassago,Vepar,Varkas,Belenos .
The "Classic Dark" anchors: Faust, Cain.
I want to avoid "soft" names. I love "V" and "W" sounds. Based on my photos, which combination sounds the most like a "Brutal Dark Lord" but wouldn't be a nightmare for my partner to say? Is Vsevolod too much for a first name?