Crow and Raven Names
Names that mean crow, raven, blackbird. Crow- and raven-related names.

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• UNISEX:

  1. MERLE: English unisex name, derived from the Old French word merle, meaning "blackbird." It first came to public notice in the 1930s with the actress Merle Oberon, and is mostly given to girls.

  2. RAVEN: English unisex bird name, meaning simply "raven."

• MALE:

  1. BELASKO: Basque name meaning "raven."
  2. BELTRAN (Beltrán): Spanish form of English Bertram, meaning "bright raven." 
  3. BERTOK (Bertók): Hungarian form of English Bertram, meaning "bright raven."
  4. BERTRAM: "Bright raven." English name composed of the Germanic elements berht "bright" and hramn "raven." 
  5. BERTRAND: Medieval form of English Bertram, meaning "bright raven." 
  6. BERTRANDO: Italian form of English Bertram, meaning "bright raven." 
  7. BRAN: 
     1. Irish myth name of a mariner in the story Voyage of Bran, who went on a quest to the Other World, meaning "raven."
     2. Nickname for English Brandon, meaning "broom-covered hill."
     3. Welsh myth name of a giant king of Britain who was killed attacking Ireland, meaning "raven." 
  8. BYRNE: "Raven." Irish surname transferred to forename use, itself from Gaelic Ó Broin, meaning "descendant of Bran."
  9. CHOGAN: Native American Algonquin name meaning "blackbird."
  10. CORBIN: "Little crow/raven." English name derived from a French nickname, itself from the Old French/English word corbin, a diminutive of corb, meaning "crow, raven."
  11. FECHIN (Fechín): Variant of Irish Feíchin, meaning "little raven."
  12. FEICHIN (Feichín): "Little raven." Old Irish name composed of the word fiach "raven, and a diminutive suffix.
  13. FIACHNA: Irish name derived from Gaelic fiach, meaning "raven."
  14. FIACHRA: Irish myth name of one of the children Lir turned into swans for 900 years, derived from the Gaelic word fiach, meaning "raven."
  15. FIACRE: French form of Irish Fiachra, meaning "raven."
  16. GAAGII: Native American Navajo name meaning "raven."
  17. GUNTRAM: "War raven." German name composed of the elements gund "war" and hrman "raven."
  18. HRABAN: Germanic name derived from the word hraban, meaning "raven."
  19. HRABANUS: Latin form of Germanic Hraban, meaning "raven."
  20. HRAFN: Icelandic name of Old Norse origin, meaning "raven."
  21. INGRAM: English surname transferred to forename use, itself of Germanic origin, meaning "Ing's raven."
  22. KANGEE: Native American Sioux name meaning "raven."
  23. KOHKAHYCUMEST: Native American Cheyenne name meaning "white crow" or " white antelope."
  24. KORBIN: Variant of English Corbin, meaning "little crow/raven."
  25. KORBINIAN: German name derived from Latin corvus, meaning "raven."
  26. KORBL (Körbl): Pet form of German Korbinian, meaning "raven."
  27. LONAN (Lonán): "Little blackbird." Irish name composed of the Gaelic word lon "blackbird" and a diminutive suffix.
  28. RABAN: Variant of Germanic Hraban, meaning "raven."
  29. RABANUS: Variant of Latin Hrabanus, meaning "raven."
  30. ULFHRAFN (Úlfhrafn): Icelandic form of Germanic Wolfram, meaning "wolf-raven."
  31. VASCO: Variant of Spanish Velasco, meaning "crow."
  32. VELASCO: Medieval Spanish name derived from the surname Velázquez, meaning "crow."
  33. WOLFRAM: "Wolf-raven." Germanic name composed of the elements wulf "wolf" and hramn "raven." 

• FEMALE:

  1. ANGWUSNASOMTAQA: Native American Hopi name meaning "crow mother spirit."
  2. BRANGWEN: Variant of Welsh Branwen, meaning "fair raven."
  3. BRANGWY: Variant of Welsh Branwen, meaning "fair raven."
  4. BRANWEN: "Fair raven." Welsh Arthurian legen name of the daughter of Llyr in the Mabinogion. Sometimes considered a goddess of love and beauty. The name is composed of the Welsh elements bran "raven" and gwen "fair, white."
  5. BRANWENN: Variant of Welsh Branwen, meaning "fair raven." 
  6. MERLA: Feminine form of unisex Merle, meaning "blackbird."
  7. MERLETTA: Feminine pet form of English unisex Merle, meaning "blackbird."
  8. RAVENNA: Either named after the Italian city, meaning unknown, or an elaborated form of Raven, meaning "raven."