In Star Wars, the Mandalorians are a group of warriors from the planet Mandalore. They are known for the armor they wear and the many weapons at their disposal.
Perhaps you’re writing some Star Wars fan fiction, or you want to give your character in a role-playing game a Mandalorian-sounding name. Maybe you’re even looking for new nicknames for your Star Wars obsessed friends.
Whatever the reason, you’ve come to the right place!
In this article, you’ll discover 20 made-up names that sound Mandalorian, along with a short description of each.
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1. Tupoth Coyass
This name comes from the naming website Hind Status. This is most likely a unisex Mandalorian name.
Tupoth Coyass sounds like a warrior just waiting for a fight. It is a unique name, but at the same time, it sounds like a name that would come from a Star Wars movie or show.
2. Par Trous
This name also comes from Hind Status and is specifically designated as a male Mandalorian name.
Mandalorians often have single-syllable first names, as is the case with Fenn Rau and Din Djarin. Par Trous fits right in with this naming scheme and will serve as a strong name for a story, video game, or nickname.
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3. Lisu Fervaist
The name “Lisu” sounds similar to “Lisa”, giving it the tone of a strong female character. “Fervaist” pairs well with it, and together they would make excellent first and last names for a female Mandalorian warrior.
Like the two names above, this one comes from the naming site Hind Status. It is specifically designated as a female name, though it could possibly be used for a male character as well.
4. Dann Ivott
This name, also from the site known as Hind Status, has another strong one-syllable first name paired with a strong and unique-sounding surname.
Dann Ivott is designated as a male name. It sounds like a good name for a Mandalorian government official or high-ranking officer–someone in a position of power.
5. Grojo Qis
Grojo Qis is considered a male Mandalorian name.
Since it sounds a little different than some other Mandalorian names, this would be an excellent choice for a character who is a Foundling, or for someone not originally from Mandalore but who has adopted the Mandalorian way.
This name is courtesy of Hind Status as well.
6. Lu Gin
Lu Gin is designated as a female Mandalorian name but could possibly be considered unisex.
This name, which also comes from Hind Status, combines a strong first name with a strong last name; put together, they roll off the tongue quite nicely. Alternatively, you could choose a different surname and hyphenate Lu-Gin to make it a first name (in the style of Bo-Katan Kryze).
7. Taovia Stingh
The name Taovia Stingh, from Hind Status, is specifically designated as a female Mandalorian name.
This is another strong name for a strong female character, such as a Mandalorian warrior. The last name, Stingh, sounds painful–which would suggest that a character named Taovia Stingh could cause a lot of pain to her enemies in battle.
8. Zuna Rahl
Here is one more name that comes from Hind Status. It is not designated as either a male or female name, though perhaps it has a more feminine sound to it.
This name has an easy sound to it that flows well when it is spoken aloud. It suggests an inner strength that would be great for a Mandalorian woman of any status–whether she was actively serving as a warrior, a guard, a politician, or a trainer.
9. Daron Joxird
This name comes from the naming website Worth Start. Though it’s unclear whether it’s supposed to be a male or female name, it would most likely be used for a male character.
“Daron” is a strong-sounding name borrowed from real life. When paired with the surname “Joxird”, you have a powerful Mandalorian name that sounds like it belongs in the Star Wars universe.
10. Tig Bravhuk
This one could be used as a unisex name but would most likely be given to a male Mandalorian character.
The name “Tig” has an almost playful feel to it; with this in mind, it would be an excellent name for a young or unusually lighthearted character. That said, the surname “Bravhuk” lends the name a bit of unexpected depth and strength of character.
This name also comes from Worth Start.
11. Throm Dorn
Here’s another strong name that could be considered unisex but would most likely be given to a male character.
This name, from Worth Start, would be an excellent choice for a character who is older and wiser than others. Perhaps he is a former warrior now serving as a trainer or guide. He might also be a wise leader serving in some other, non-military capacity.
12. Kheyu Wrain
Here’s one last name from the naming site Worth Start. It isn’t stated whether this is a male or female Mandalorian name, though it sounds like it could be considered unisex.
This would be an excellent name for a Mandalorian Foundling or anyone who was originally from another planet or culture. This strong name would be an excellent choice for a Mandalorian warrior who has been adopted into “The Way.”
13. Njunn Crytt
This name comes from the website Good Name. It isn’t stated whether this is a male or female name, so it could probably be considered unisex.
This is yet another name that doesn’t sound quite Mandalorian, but which could be the given name of someone who was adopted into the culture. With this in mind, a character with this name would most likely be a strong, powerful Mandalorian warrior.
14. Ersi Krejot
Again, it’s unclear whether this name is intended to be used for male or female characters, but it would most likely be given to a female Mandalorian.
This name could apply to a Mandalorian who has many talents and interests. She may be a strong warrior, but she may also be skilled at politics, weapons design, stealth, and planning. A character named Ersi Krejot would have many options available to her.
This one also comes from the site Good Name.
15. Zaray Qar
This one also isn’t designated as male or female. With this in mind, it could probably be given as a unisex name.
This name suggests the strength of character that is common and necessary in Mandalorian culture. Any character named Zaray Qar would most likely be a leader in their chosen field or profession.
This name is courtesy of Good Name.
16. Zovi Chungh
Like the others from this naming site, Zovi Chungh is not designated as either male or female, so it would make a good unisex name.
This last offering from Good Name would fit a character belonging to a powerful Mandalorian clan, or House. It is particularly well-suited for a young member of the clan looking to establish him or herself as a valuable member of the House.
17. Olu Zuarn
This name comes from a site called Fantasy Name Generators, where you can generate your own list of names at the press of a button. Olu Zuarn is designated as a male name.
This name would fit an older character who is perhaps considered a strategist. Any character by this name would most likely be an excellent planner who is able to stay one step ahead of everyone around him.
18. Tujo Evhir
This name is also designated as being for a male Mandalorian.
This strong name, also created by Fantasy Name Generators, is a great choice for a Foundling who embraces the ways of the Mandalorians. A character by this name would be committed and loyal to defending the Mandalorians and their culture.
19. Phia Fyrr
This name is specifically designated for use with female Mandalorian characters.
Phia Fyrr is alliterative, giving it a nice, easy sound as it rolls off the tongue. This would be an excellent name for a young Mandalorian girl or woman who uses her smarts to gain prominence within her clan and beyond.
This name was created by Fantasy Name Generators.
20. Ko Vun
The last name on this list also comes from Fantasy Name Generators. Though it is designated as being for female characters, it could also be used as a unisex name.
This is another name that could be hyphenated (Ko-Vun) and paired with another surname. It could also stand alone, giving it a strong, warrior-like sound similar to other characters in Star Wars (such as Plo Koon).
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