Origin and Meaning of Feyre

Brave or courageous

Origin: English - The name Feyre was popularized by the Sarah J. Maas series 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' which blends various mythological and fantasy elements.

• Feyre is a unique name that gained popularity as a character name in modern fantasy literature, reflecting a growing trend of whimsical and fantastical names.
• Although largely contemporary, the name Feyre is inspired by words associated with magic and the fae (fairies), linking it to folklore and mythology.
• The character Feyre Archeron is from the bestselling series by Sarah J. Maas, where she is depicted as a strong and independent female lead.
• Feyre is still relatively uncommon, but following the success of Maas's works, it has seen increased interest, particularly among fantasy fans.
• Variants or similar names include Faye, which also carries connotations of fairy-like qualities and magical imagery.