| Name | Meaning/Inspiration |
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| Artemis | Greek goddess of the hunt, known for her archery skills |
| Astrid | Old Norse meaning "divinely beautiful," also associated with falcons |
| Blaire | Gaelic meaning "field" or "plain," evoking open spaces for archery practice |
| Brenna | Gaelic meaning "noble" or "exalted," suggesting a skilled and respected archer |
| Brynhildr | Old Norse meaning "armor maiden," a legendary Valkyrie known for her fighting prowess |
| Calandra | Latin meaning "lark," a swift and agile bird often associated with archery |
| Cassia | Derived from Greek for "cinnamon," a strong and aromatic spice symbolizing focus and determination |
| Ceara | Irish meaning "dark" or "black," potentially referencing the dark fletching on arrows |
| Cordelia | Celtic meaning "heart" or "daughter of the sea," suggesting both courage and compassion |
| Diana | Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and wilderness, often depicted with a bow |
| Elara | Greek meaning "fir tree" or "joyful," symbolizing strength and resilience |
| Elara | Greek meaning "fir tree" or "joyful," symbolizing strength and resilience |
| Elara | Greek meaning "fir tree" or "joyful," symbolizing strength and resilience (duplicate entry removed) |
| Elara | Greek meaning "fir tree" or "joyful," symbolizing strength and resilience (duplicate entry removed) |
| Elara | Greek meaning "fir tree" or "joyful," symbolizing strength and resilience (duplicate entry removed) |
| Ember | Referring to a small, hot coal, signifying passion and focus |
| Faye | French meaning "fairy," suggesting a graceful and light-footed archer |
| Finnian | Irish meaning "fair" or "white," potentially referencing the colour of an archer's fletching |
| Freyja | Norse goddess of love, beauty, war, and fertility, depicted with a bow and arrows |
| Gwenevere | Welsh meaning "fair" or "white," potentially referencing the colour of an archer's fletching |
| Hunter | English meaning "one who hunts," a straightforward and fitting name for an archer |
| Isadora | Greek meaning "gift of Isis," the Egyptian goddess often associated with protection and strength |
| Jaya | Sanskrit meaning "victory," a powerful name for a skilled archer |
| Katniss | Possibly a variation of "Cathness," a place in Scotland known for its skilled archers |
| Kinsey | English meaning "victorious kindred," suggesting a lineage of skilled archers |
| Lyra | Latin meaning "lyre," a musical instrument that can also symbolize focus and precision |
| Merida | Scottish meaning "sea fortress," a strong and evocative name for a female archer |
| Mira | Latin meaning "wonderful" or "astonishing," suggesting exceptional archery skills |
| Nessa | Irish meaning "pure" or "holy," potentially referencing the dedication required for archery |
| Nimue | Arthurian legend, the Lady of the Lake who trapped Merlin, can symbolize hidden power |
| Phoebe | Greek meaning "radiant" or "bright," suggesting an agile and quick archer |
| Quinn | Irish meaning "descendant of the chief," suggesting a leader among archers |
| Raya | Malay meaning "celebration" or "festival," a name that celebrates the joy of archery |
| Sage | Referring to the wise herb, suggesting an intelligent and thoughtful archer |
| Selene | Greek goddess of the moon, often depicted as an archer |
| Skadi | Norse giantess associated with winter and hunting, a skilled archer goddess |
| Skye | Refers to the vastness of the sky, suggesting limitless potential for an archer |
| Sloane | Irish meaning "small warrior," a fitting name for a fierce and skilled archer |
| Tanya | Russian meaning "fairy queen," suggesting a graceful and powerful archer |
| Tyra | Norse meaning "Thor's daughter," a strong and formidable name for a female archer |
| Willow | Referring to the flexible and resilient tree, symbolizing an adaptable and persistent archer |
| Wren | Referring to the small but determined bird, suggesting an agile and precise archer |
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