What is a good name for an imaginary place?

Answer 1

What kind of environment do you see your characters in? Try to see the mood of the story, if the characters are dark then a dark place is where a reader will imagine them in. Here are the steps in order of what I do...

1. If it's a dark or rainy place try the northern areas. If it's sunny try southern areas.
2. Is it grassy or dry and desert like
3. Do you see them in a small town or a big town?
4. Once you think you know where the characters are then you can research the towns in that area or those areas

Answer 2

Here's a link to show you how writers invent names - if you're going to write, you need to learn how to come up with your own names.

Answer 3

If you're going to be a writer, you need to learn how to think up your own names - here's a link to the main question, "How do you come up with place names for your story?" so you can get started learning how to create your own great names!

Answer 4

You can find good names for the places in your story in many ways:

• look in an atlas, or a book of maps
• look in a phone book at the addresses
• pay attention to television when places are named in the news or on a show
• describe the place and name it based on that description
• name the place after a famous person in your imaginary world
• name the place using a word you make up for the story
• name the place after one of your friends or family
• use one of the links below
• You can match two words together that mean nothing to each other. (e.g. Moonsand Place, Grasswater Valley, Hummingbird Skyline Square)

Serendipity name generator

Random Town name generator

Paperback Writer: place names

Seventh Sanctum: name generators

Mithril & Mages city and town name generator

Answer 5

Here's a link to show you how writers name the places in their stories.

Answer 6

Here is a link to show you how writers invent place names.

Adinatown

From the Greek for 'impossible'.

Answer 7

Click the link to learn how writers invent names!

Answer 8

"Evercrest"