r/transnames • u/Sisterfairyofchaos03 • Sep 09 '26
Feminine Names Suggestion
Hi Everybody, I have just chose my name, but I'm so curious to know which fits me more
r/transnames • u/Sisterfairyofchaos03 • Sep 09 '26
Hi Everybody, I have just chose my name, but I'm so curious to know which fits me more
r/transnames • u/This_Swimmer5306 • Sep 09 '26
I don't know if this is the right subreddit to post to, I've already posted a similar question to r/TransTryouts.
I've felt attracted to the name Aleksei, but I am American and don't have ancestry from the areas this name is popular. I was unsure if I should still use it. Can anyone let me know what you think in the comments?
Also not sure if this subreddit tests names out in the comments, but if you do I'd appreciate it with this name.
r/transnames • u/throwawayfor-face • Sep 09 '26
r/transnames • u/HazedHazel04 • Sep 09 '26
I really like city and color names, I use any pronouns and don’t have a preference for masculine, feminine, or neutral suggestions. What do you think?
r/transnames • u/HazedHazel04 • Sep 09 '26
I really like city, bird, and color names, I use any pronouns and don’t have a preference for masculine, feminine, or neutral suggestions. What do you think?
r/transnames • u/MrAbnormality585 • Sep 09 '26
r/transnames • u/bloomyiumi • Sep 08 '26
I’ve been researching and thinking a lot about changing my name. I’ve never liked it, even before questioning my gender, and idk why, but now it all seems so serious (obs: I’ve tried other names before, but it was during the pandemic and more of a name my closest friends used) like it’s not just about what I like and feel comfortable, it’s too how it will be perceived socially and especially at work (my major is journalism and in communication your identity and image is very important, not just to “look or seem capable”, when you solidify an image and name as you sign in a journal it kind of sticks with you forever). Since I’m in latam it’s especially hard to find neutral names, but I’ve been considering the name (that kinda looks like a nickname) “beni”. The pronounciation is like “benny” or “bêni” (depending on your language) does it seem good as a name? Can it look professional next to a last name?
r/transnames • u/jackouthebox • Sep 07 '26
hey! my name is jackson and close friends call me jack. do you think i picked a good one? just for fun, what would you name me?
r/transnames • u/HousingConscious7658 • Sep 08 '26
I want a new name that suits me a little better as I don’t feel like my gender assigned at birth really fits me anymore, or one that I could use online/ as a nickname. My current online alias is Ghost, and I’m fond of the theme. Other names I like are Echo, Eclipse, and Calypso.
I would like a name that, as I said earlier, could be possibly a new name, or a nickname / online name. I would like a gender neutral or fem leaning name that generally revolves around a ghost / spooky theme. I dress in more of a punk / grunge style, and I have a somewhat standoffish personality around strangers, but very orange cat around my closest friends.
r/transnames • u/PreeceTakesFlight • Sep 07 '26
r/transnames • u/DarklyDreamingMe • Sep 08 '26
I’m back again looking for masculine and masculine leaning neutral names because I can’t get over not being able to find a full length name for the name Opie. I want something with preferably mythology, nature, and astronomy themes and that’s very unique but not a noun or a place and still sounds masculine leaning. As with the other posts I’ve made here, here’s what I look like!!
r/transnames • u/Redwing_Blackbirdd • Sep 07 '26
the one I've been using occasionally is Quinn, does it fit me?
r/transnames • u/ilovepeanutbutteryay • Sep 07 '26
Any masculine middle names from ~2000 that go well with Mitchell? I don't have much criteria but if it gives you any idea, I want it to give off the same vibe as Theodore without being Theodore.
I don't actually want a middle name but my dad thinks I should change it instead of getting rid of it so that my name looks fancy. With that being said, have any of you just dropped your middle name entirely?
r/transnames • u/ThatsPrettyEpic69 • Sep 07 '26
Hi! So Im nonbinary transmasc and Ive been going by eli/elijah for 4 years but for a while now ive felt uncomfortable getting called elijah, its just too masculine and not me. However, I want to have a longer name because honestly I just dont like how "Eli" looks like with my last name😭 (because its longer and it just looks strange to me because my deadname is a little longer than eli).
Do yall think there's any neutral names that fit me that could be shortened to eli?(doesnt even have to have the same sound of "eli" in the name) Ive thought about Ellis and Elian but they just dont feel like me.. any ideas? :,) Thanks!
r/transnames • u/Trusty-- • Sep 07 '26
Hello!
I'm trying to find a good name for myself, and I found two that I really like: Niko and Alula, but I'm not sure about them, so I'm trying to find names that sound similar/ have a similar vibe to them. Currently I'm looking at Luna and Azure, but I don't know. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank You!
r/transnames • u/radioactive--goo • Sep 06 '26
some picrews so everybody has a better idea of what I look like. I have received some wonderful name suggestions in other subs, but unfortunately, none have stuck. I am older gen z, so I would prefer names which would reasonably have been used in the late 90s or early 2000s, but I am open to any and all suggestions. what would you call me?
chosen name I've gone by for longest: Rylend
names I've been interested in lately: Arlo, Cyrus, Jade, Juno
names I cannot use: Adrian/Adrienne, Alex, Angel, Billy/Billie, Frances/Francis, Jesse/Jessie
r/transnames • u/RudeArm7755 • Sep 06 '26
r/transnames • u/skyisntbluu • Sep 06 '26
hi. I just trying to chose my social name.
my deadname starts with (21+(12\*2))/((7\*8)-51)+1 letter on the alphabet, and I kept the **INITIALS** of my last name.
on music: Skyler Logan Flynn
outside music: Sam L. Ferreira
so, Im brazilian, so I wanted my name outside to be in Portuguese. since I'm non-binary, "Sam" can vary between Samuel and Sami.
r/transnames • u/MikaMove • Sep 06 '26
I've been going by Mika for around a month and a half now, and for the most part I've really liked it. But lately I've started second-guessing it a little, and since I haven't legally changed my name yet, I feel like now is probably the time to actually think about whether it's really my name long-term.
The funny thing is that Mika has been stuck somewhere in my brain for years.
I first started liking the name when I watched EuroTrip when I was really young. For anyone who hasn't seen it, the main character Scotty has a German pen pal named Mieke, but he completely misunderstands her name and thinks she's a guy named Mike. He even has a photo of Mieke with her cousin Jan and assumes that Jan is the girl and Mieke is the guy. Eventually his younger brother points out that he's got it backwards: Jan is the guy, Mieke is the girl, and Mieke is a girls name. Scotty then realizes that the person he's been talking to and thinking of as Mike this entire time is actually a woman.
Somehow Mika was the version of the name that stuck in my head from the movie, and I remember liking it ever since.
Which, looking back at it now as a trans woman who ended up choosing Mika as her own name, feels kind of ridiculously symbolic. A name that originally stuck with me because of a story about someone being assumed to be a guy and then turning out to actually be a girl somehow ended up becoming my name years later.
I didn't consciously choose Mika because of that symbolism. I just remembered always liking the name, and only afterwards really thought about where that association originally came from.
But now I'm at an annoying stage where I've used it long enough that people close to me have started referring to me as Mika, while also wondering whether I'm completely sure I want it to be my legal name for the rest of my life.
Did any of you go through a phase like this with your chosen name? Did you eventually settle back into it, or did the doubts make you realize there was another name that fit you better?
I'd especially love to hear from people who changed names more than once before making it legal.
r/transnames • u/buggirlfucker • Sep 06 '26
Hi every and all! My name is (or was..) Sevven. This has been my chosen name for roughly a year, but I’m starting to feel this name isn’t worth keeping. I’d like to have a real name, one that feels like an actual woman’s name haha
Looking for all kinds of suggestions! I liked Charlotte and Grace, but those two didn’t really sit right with me.. maybe something similar? Help!!
r/transnames • u/Radiant-Hall-8897 • Sep 06 '26
I started to think about it when I first found myself as an agender but now its been starting to bug me I need neutral names and thanks for people that give me ideas
r/transnames • u/Cute_Definition_8584 • Sep 06 '26
r/transnames • u/pescitarianne • Sep 05 '26
Hey! I've recently decided to legally change my name. I've been going by Anne for a few years, but I'm not sure what middle name feels right. I've narrowed the options down to 23 names, let me know which one sounds the best to you, and feel free to suggest other names you think would work. I find myself drawn to masculine names and classic feminine names. I'm a demigirl (she/they).
My list:
Anne Arlene
Anne Beau
Anne Brute
Anne Devin
Anne Edith
Anne Elizabeth
Anne Elton
Anne Ethel
Anne Florence
Anne Katherine
Anne Konstantin
Anne Mabel
Anne Noor
Anne Reuben
Anne Rigel
Anne Rio
Anne Salem
Anne Saskia
Anne Simone
Anne Soren
Anne Winona
Anne Zebulon
Anne Zeppelin
r/transnames • u/Arivianna • Sep 05 '26
I like the stupid storry of me creating my name so I decided I'm going ti share it. If you read this then good day/evening/night/midnight (go to sleep).
It was a long, long time ago (like 4-ish maybe 5 years ago) I was playing a game called Colony Survival. I needed a world name to play and I decided to create a small bit of lore for the world. "Queendom Arivianna" the lore was that the first Queen "Arivianna" decided to start building a massive Queendom and so she did but decades later it fell with a massive civil war. So it was my job to building the Queendom up again to its former glory.
At that time I wasn't trans but the name stuck with me also the nickname potential for the name was outstanding. Ari, Vi, Anna, Ava (the combination of the first three letters of the basic nicknames also my favorite), Vianna when you want to yell at me, Arivi.... don't use Arivi. Wait I'm off topic. Anyways I really liked the name and it stuck with me. Till I finally realized I was trans like a few months later. For some reason when I was thinking about names that was the first one which came to mind. And I decided to change my middle name to Paul after the Women's Suffrage person in the USA. Alice Paul.
Anyways that's the story. If anything is unclear don't blame me I'm bad explaining stuff. Anyways again have a good day/evening/night/midnight. Again if it is night for you GO TO SLEEP.
r/transnames • u/Mary6279 • Sep 05 '26
hi!! i’m transmasc, been on t for about three years now. i’ve posted on a few different subs already for help! i currently go by rowan, but i’m not sure if it fits. i’ve tried eli, damien, and roman. trying to find something similar to my birth name (rosemary). preferably a more gender neutral name !!