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Tiefling Name Generator
Tieflings name themselves twice: once in the infernal tongue of a bloodline they did not choose, and often again with a virtue name that says who they intend to be.
- Susos
- Saikrisa
- Zananax
- Lekvethai
- Zara
- Kranus
- Derureth
- Nothos
- Inerion
- Karos
- Bimesax
- Daxess
How these tiefling names are built
Infernal-sounding names in the genre share a texture: hard k and z onsets, sibilant and voiceless endings (-os, -is, -eth, -ax), and vowel-initial names that begin on a breath (Akara, Ezrith). This generator builds two or three syllables from that inventory and keeps the seams clean, so the names sound like a language rather than a growl.
The endings carry meaning in an invented infernal register: -os (of the pact), -us (bound), -ion (heir of the deep) and -eth (ash-born) read masculine; -a (ember), -is (whisper), -ra (red) and -ess (sovereign) read feminine; -ax (sharp) fits any tiefling.
Virtue names are a different tradition entirely: an abstract noun chosen by the tiefling as an adult, worn as a statement. The list here is original and deliberately wide, from the hopeful (Solace, Kindle) to the ominous (Reckoning, Havoc), so the name can be aspiration, warning or irony.
Use the combined style for a full introduction: the infernal name followed by the chosen name in quotation marks, the way many tieflings present themselves at a table.
Example tiefling names
A fixed sample from the generator above, so you can see the range before you press the button. Every list you generate is different; every link you copy reproduces its list exactly.
- Kedatha
- Kransu
- Nukina
- Tholvesith
- Sexa
- Zivus
- Kosdexax
- Rodize
- Valathax
- Mekion
- Deviness
- Devi
- Mira
- Deth
- Vathlainess
- Abathith
- Vakzanai
- Zulaxess
- Kirra
- Sakrareth
- Kurbasion
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what players and writers ask us most
What is a tiefling virtue name?
A name a tiefling picks for themselves, usually an abstract concept: a virtue they aspire to, a fate they expect, or a quality they want others to see. It can replace or sit beside the infernal name they were given.
Do tieflings have surnames?
Rarely. Most take the surname of the human culture they grew up in, if any. Pair an infernal given name with a surname from the Human generator if your setting calls for one.
Are these names from D&D?
They follow the two naming traditions D&D describes, but every name is generated from original data. No published names are copied and the famous ones are blocked.
Can I use them in my own work?
Yes, freely.
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