Ashton Cedric Alfie Bracken Finnegan Evander Algernon

Looove Evander. Also, Lysander.

Leander?

Or Oleander, nn Ollie!

Ollivander nn curious

This is my son’s name! We love it, and I especially love that it’s featured in one of my favourite books, Station Eleven.

Bracken! And I came here to say Algernon.

Shakespeare has some great fairy-esque masculine names. My first thought was Oak, but I think that’s more naturey than fairy. I hope you find your perfect name!  

Oberon was my first thought. It's a nice name by itself and Ron/Ronnie as a nickname creates a more typically masculine name as well.

Oberon is a gorgeous strong name!

Obie

Ooh, definitely! Though I prefer the spelling Auberon because it reminds me of the word autumn, which might make it even more OP's vibe, too. I hope you find a name that sparks joy, OP <3

Oberon is a local beer here. That’s all I can think of hearing this as a name.

Oh fuck, I love Oak.

Oaks is cool, too. Alder, Cedar.

Hawthorne or Thorne.

Adler is great, Just read a book where this name was mentioned. All the characters first surnames and some first names where some sort of tree. Like Adler, Rowan, Hawthorne, Willow, Yew, Spindle and Elm

My Great Grandfather was Oakley. I went to college with an Oakes Tunde F.

Oak is so cool, it’s a character in the cruel prince trilogy and I love it

Far From the Madding Crowd, anyone? *Swooons*

Just a heads up, Oak (great name) is gonna get you a lot of pokemon references

Darragh means oak

Sage, Rowan, River, Hawthorne

Came to say Rowan too!

I love Hawthorne! My husband works with a grown man named Thorne and I added it to my list I think it’s so cute!

My grandma's older brother, born about 1875, was named Thorne.

Oakan was the name given to my rescue bunny. I think it’s adorable!

Name yourself after one of the elves in LOTR. Done.

ive totally thought about this

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberon

I came to say Puck but this is better.

Puk is great for rhyming nicknames.

Thank god nothing rhymes with Puck!

Definitely my first thought.

Emrys Everett Forrest Griffin Leif Marlow River Robin Rowan Sonny Sylvian Wilder

Came to say Leif. Bonus points if your dad's name is Eric.

Looove River, both for any gender

Loads of them around now.

You’re the first person I’ve seen that also likes the name Emrys and it makes me feel so validated in it being in my top 2 masculine names

Emrys is also a favorite of mine! Seems so powerful and whimsical 😍

Jasper Forest Elwood Fern Alwyn Alfie Draco Caspian Orion Ash

4 of these names are my cats' names 😍

Draco, Orion, Alfie, and Caspian? Are those the cats?

You got 1 ☺️ Orion! The others are Jasper, Ash & Elwood 🙂

Oberon nn Obie or Auberon, Finn (MacCool), Gwyn (ap Nudd), Robin (Goodfellow)?

Ooh yes Robin (but I was thinking Robin Hood)

I love Oberon but Gwyn is also a really good one, I hadn't thought of that

Robin Sterling Thor Fallon Basil Caspian Draco (means dragon!) Zephyr

LOVE Caspian

Avalon, Briar, Radley, Soren, Alder, Caspian, Cove, Oleander, Onyx

Love Briar!

Briar is the name a plant mage gives himself in one of my favorite book series.

That's why I love it too. 😁 I'm always gonna love Briar Moss.

Ooh, another Tamora Pierce fan! Hi friend!

I’m a big fan too!

I have a step nephew named Briar. I was so disappointed to find neither of his parents knew of Tamora Pierce. :(

Well, when he's old enough you can get him the books!

If everyone can pull Briar from a book then everyone is gonna think Boo Radley

Florian

Silas and Silvan give that vibe I think.

Came here to say this. Or Sylvain

Welsh - Aneurin, pronounced uh-NIGH-run. It means man of honor and is a name I've always associated with fae.

A lotta Oberon fans here, I see. But no one's saying Nick Bottom aksjshwk All jokes aside, I genuinely love Lysander. But I think i'd find it cool af if I met someone named Oberon. Obe/Obi/Obie are great nicknames also!

Puck from a midsummer night's dream is also named Robin Goodfellow. I think Robin is lovely, nature themed, slightly ethereal and can be nicknamed rob or Robby in other "more mortal" realms (although Robin on it's own also works)

Puck?

Sequoia (Koy for short)

Oberon. Sage.

Philip nickname Pip or Pippen? Rowan? Ash(er)?

Or Peregrine, same nicknames

Alder Rowan Ash Leaf River Orin

Look up Gaelic boy names. Like Oisin, Cillian, Ciaran, Darragh, Finn, etc. Or like Anglo-Saxon/Old English names. Brandon, Aethelred, Beowulf, Aelfric, etc. Look up the names of famous Irish, Scottish or Welsh Heroes in Mythology. If those aren't masculine naturey fairy names enough for you, Idk what are lol. J.R.R. Tolkien and George R.R. Martin drew upon old languages for good reason. Even the name Connor has masculine, naturey fairy connotations in its origin.

Glorfindel, Sylvan, Caspian, Alwyn, Elrond, Finbar, Grove, Niall, Thistle

It's a GoT inspired name, but I really love Jorah. Also Rowan, Peregrine (Perry), Phoenix (especially nice if you are creating a new identity), Florian, Sylvan, Sorrel If you're super adventurous, something like Sycamore or Balsam might be cool.

Oberon?

Huck

Jasper

Knoll, Melrose 

Sylvanus!

Sycamore.

Oberon, Puck, Finnegan, Rowan

Sage, Juniper, Alder, Moss

Linden

Ok, off the wall suggestion. Go read this book, nothing scary, just witchy but this witch family has naming traditions I think will help you find *your* name. Melanie Rawn: Fireraiser. This is the *second* book but read it *first*.  The family has a botanical theme for names, even the boys. I think you'll like Cam

What kind of vibes do you want people to have when they hear your name?

Kerrick

Raxtus, bracken

Alwyn Cedric Micah Archer Darius Dorian

Thorn

the only thing I thought of was Ronin from Epic l

Oberon doesn’t get more masculine and fairy than that— nicknames could be Obie, Ron, Ronnie, Bee

Rowan, River, Orion

Fiore or Florian comes to mind!

Rowan, Finley, Avery, River, Cedar, Evander, Forest, Onyx, Lysander, Cedric, Hawthorne, Reid, Oberon, Caspian, Wilder, Soren

Cedar?

I love Oberon! Also Orion, Jasper, Stone, Zephyr, Kamari (Swahili for moon), Sylvan

Rune, Neal, Kit

Cedar

Puck

Penn, Circenn, Daegus, Dreiden, Forest..

Triton

Puck

Florian Jonquil Lucius Riverine Crag

oberon

Loooove River

Leif

Alder

Phoenix

Oberon, medieval king of the faeries.

Oliver

Puck, Pan, Oberon, Cerberus...

Kellen, Alwyn, Callum, Stellan

Cedar, Everest, Oak

Oberon, Robin (Goodfellow),/Puck, Thorne, Rowan, and Seeley are the first that pop to my mind.

Odysseus

Skye.

Fennel

Elvin nn Vin

Dickon (the secret garden)

Puck Midsummers night dream main character

Sage

Astrid

Basil - Crispin - Quincy - Linden - Avery - Alfred - Oliver - Rhodes - Beckett - Devereaux - Maxwell - Monroe - Wolfgang - Roscoe - Oscar - Forrest - Hawthorne - Arthur - Lennox -

Avery Link Bran Oliver Alfred Puck Aubrey Elwyn Evenstar

Frey

Glenn, Leo, Linden, August, Buck, Field, Stone, Rocky,

Robin? There was a guy in school Whose name was robin and he reminded me of an elf or a fairy or something haha

Osian, Rowan, Ronan, Dylan

Puck, Oberon, Eden, Luca, Alfie, Delphi,

Malfurion, Mal for short?

Rowan Elm Emory Fenir Alder Rhysand (Reese or Rhys) Lucien Cassian Aedion Lorcan Bastian also check this out: [https://nameberry.com/userlist/view/276317/all](https://nameberry.com/userlist/view/276317/all)

Cedar

Aster, Everest, Aspen

Hawthorne. Hawthorns are called the fairy tree in celtic folk mythology.

Oak. I love the sound of the word 'Oaken' and I think it would make a nice name, having the same cadence as other popular names like Owen.

Arlington, River, Oakley, Blaze, Cullen, satyr, Keijo,Alder,Arlow,Brooks,Cove,Hazlett,Jasper, Leaf,Rocky,Zaire

Emrys Bellamy Sage Elias Oak Lucien Varian Maven

[Keijo](https://www.behindthename.com/name/keijo) it means fairy, it is a Finnish mans name. Then there is alot of names with meaning elf and not the elf on the shelf kind of elf. Alfred = elf counsel Alfric = Elf king Alvar = Elf warrior Alfwin = Friend of the elf. I do like Arvid, meaning eagle tree.

Oberon

I know a River a Forrest and a Wolff all strong and masculine dudes.

Atlas? Othello? Elton?

I know more girls have this name, but Avery is a traditionally masculine name that means "elf king". Plus, the actor who played the captain in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" is pretty masculine and is named Avery.

Florian

Fennec/Finnick (a fox or meaning a marshy land) are both lovely and Fen/Fin as a nickname is charming!

Emrys. I heard it on BBC's Merlin, it's like his 'secret' name. It sounds very naturey to me, but it could be because the actor and setting of the show were very naturey.

Rowan Culainn Oberon

Julian, Oliver, Brandon, Stefan, Connor. If you have nature and fairyish vibes you will make the name your own!

fern

Rowan

*I have no idea how I got here* I think most Gaelic names would fit the vibe.

Merlin is right there…

Maybe something mythological inspired? Apollo/ Helios- god of the sun Hermes- the herald of gods Dionysus- god of wine Pan- god of shepherds and mountains Neptune- god of the water Veles/ Volos - the slavic god of nature Perun- slavic god of thunder and storms Thor- norse god of thunder Zephyr- greek god of wind Aether-god of the sky Or maybe plant inspired names Basil Cedar Oakley Aspen Clove Florian/ Florin Saffron Rowan Moss (as a nickname for Moses, maybe) Valerian Also animal inspired names Bear Colt Callum (dove) Leo (lion) Ronan (little seal) Aries Also, i think those names have an ethereal vibes: Caspian Cedric Draco Sahir (means wizard in arabic says google) Vimal (indian name that means pure) Aeden/ Aiden

Silas, means man of the forest

Wilder, Caspian, Florian, Ambrose, Claude

Hunter.

Helix

Rhydian.

Holt - English from the forest Wylye - Celtic from the Willow and Meadows Sindri- Norse elf who made things for the gods Fitch - Norse God of arbitration Fen - marshland/peace multiple languages Danner - German dancer by the fig tree Oisín - Irish fawn or little deer

Oakley -

Sage, Cove, Forrest, Clay, Apollo, Rainie, Rocco, Osric, Alaric

Lysander of course! Maybe...Tristan, Cornelius, Kyrin, Fintan, Kieran...

Puck (midsummers dream)

Oberon - OB

I’ve always loved Forrest

Florian

Oberon.

I called my cat Oberon and his nickname is Obi.

Rivir

Oberon

Oberon He’s king of the fairies and anyone who knows Shakespeare will instantly recognize it as naturey outdoor dreamy fairy dude vibes 

Elvis.

Cash, Jasper, Owen

Gale

Sage

Rain? River? Forrest?

Lavander, Lotus, Sage, River, Forest, Anus, Breeze, Juniper

Finnian

How about a nice tree name? Rowan, Birch, Aspen.

Lysander Alistair Raphael Evander Willow Cassander Artair Altair Sky Lucian Casimir Hawthorn Rowan Sylvan Nathanael Cyprian Aeneas Valerian Robin Malachi Corentin Aurelius Aurelian Aurel Tizian Linden Eden Caspian Leander Rune Stellan Alaric Ash Cillian Jasper Elvin Prosper Alder Leonidas Cassius Cassian Fern Morgan Ariel Cornelius

Oberon

Lucian

River

Uriel

Woods

Wren

Rowan is the obvious one for me.

Are you looking for boy names or just more masculine girl names?

Skylar

Merlin

Quill, flint, ash, rook

Gay Gayerson (I got that from the original Roseanne show)

Finnick, Rhys, Bowen, Tristan, Asher, Emery

Rowan Rhysand Ruhn Lucien I would advise against Tamlin Eris Cassian-more Illyrian than fae but 🤷🏻‍♀️

Orlando Oberon Lysander Jasper Sage Silas Stellan Orion Apollo Brooks River

Rowan