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Question

can anyone give me a name or names for a young evil female part sorceress and part vampire...

mind my spelling i tye to fast lol

Answer 1

How about Sucky McBloodlust.

Answer 2

Dusk

Ionica

Vandretta

Heartseeker

Sceptima

Answer 3

I'm thinking either Latin, Hungarian, Slovak, Czech, Romanian, Russian (Slavic stuff from the Carpathians), or French (something you'd find in New Orleans) given names and surnames:  

Given names:

Latin:

http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/rom-lat...

My favs are Renata (found in many other languages as derivatives of the Latin) and Afra

Russian:

http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/rus_f.p...

I like Anastasiya (Анастасия), Bogdana (Богдана), Avdotya (Авдотья), and Nadezhda (Надежда).  In Slavic languages, especailly the Eastern ones, many names have many pet ones and diminutives (ex. Anastasiya-Stasha; Alexandr=Sasha, etc.)

Slovak and Czech:

Branislava (dim. Branka with a hacek [an upside down triangle] over the "n") is another good one (it's my mom's name :) .  

Hungarian:

http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/hun_f.p...

ERZSÉBET (every hear of Bathory Erzsebet, or Elizabeth Bathory?  Crazy, bloodthirsty lady...) and Piroska are good, too.

Romanian:

http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/rmn_f.p...

French:

Anouk, Arnaude, Brigitte, Clemence (with an accent aigut over the first "e"), Eulalie, Eveline, Faustine, Jacinthe, Ozanne, and Zephyrine (with an accent aigut over the first "e") are all good, too.

You've probably noticed that many of these names on these lists sound the same, just with different spellings.  Choose the spelling from the language spoken wherever she's from.

Now, in regards to last names, pick her country of origin first.  If she or her ancestors are from the Carpathians, pick a name from Hungarian or German nobility (seldom did the native Czechs, Poles, Russians, Romanians, etc. of the area possess any power).  Just do a Wikipedia search of the nobility from any of these countries and you'll get a good surname.  Same with Roman emperors.  There are also plenty of lists with French surnames.  Have fun and good luck!

Answer 4

Dracula's real name was Vladimir.

His 4th wife was Zenabia.

Dare we ask what happened to the other 3?

Answer 5

Bel

also it is an alternated name for the devil...

Answer 6

Try this:

http://www.behindthename.com/random/

It'll give you a lot of different names, and hopefully you'll find the perfect one. Plus, it's fun.

Answer 7

Valdera