‘Game of Thrones’-Inspired Baby Names

Arya

Brienne

Meaning: Strong

Brienne is a Celtic name and is the feminine version of the masculine name Brian. In "Game of Thrones," Brienne is a knight who fights hard to prove her worth in a world where women aren't typically allowed to participate in sword fights and battles, so it works great as a name that's both decidedly female and inherently feminist-leaning.

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Brandon

Meaning: Sword

One of the most traditionally popular names found in "Game of Thrones," Brandon has Anglo-Saxon origins. In the series, Brandon is the full name of the young Stark boy with special powers that let him see through the eyes of animals. Brandon's nickname, Bran, is short and memorable, and the name's ranking ensures that it is familiar even to people who aren't fans of the series.

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Catelyn

Meaning: Pure

The Irish name Catelyn is the name of the strong-willed matriarch of the Stark clan in "Game of Thrones." While the name isn't ranked among the most popular baby names when spelled this way, the variant spelled Katelyn comes in at No. 143, so choosing Catelyn strikes a nice balance between easy-to-pronounce and unusual.

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Jaime

Meaning: One who supplants

The master swordsman Jaime inspires intense feelings from many "Thrones" fans, but whether you love or hate the character, the name falls definitively in the "love" category for many Americans. Originating in Spain, the name is a variant of James, and it works for both boys and girls.

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Margaery

Meaning: Pearl

When it comes to names with medieval appeal, Margaery stands out. Traditionally, the name is spelled Margery, but the aspiring queen who marries two different kings in her quest for the throne adds an extra letter to give the name a bit more flair. While the name doesn't currently rank in popularity, it does have long-lasting appeal. English writers, witches and mystics have all sported this pretty name, giving it a storied history that stretches beyond Westeros.

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Tyrion

Tyrion isn't a traditional name but was invented by George R.R. Martin as a moniker for the man who just might be the most intelligent character in the entire series. Tyrion's biting wit and ability to find his way out of seemingly hopeless situations makes him a favorite character, and this popularity has started to show up in the baby name rolls.

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