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Auguste

**Auguste** was the former heir to the throne of Vere and Laurent's older brother. Six years prior, he was killed by Damen in a single combat, alongside his father; their deaths ended the war between Akielos and Vere. It was discovered that Laurent idolized him. They mention to Damen that Auguste would do anything for his younger brother.

## References

Thorough the Books, Laurent is constantly compared to his brother Auguste, as though still living in his shadow. The Regent especially uses their differences, which are largely caused by the unfortunate events Laurent had to live through by his own uncle's hand, to discredit his nephew. Where Auguste was a brave, galvanizing leader who excelled at swordsmanship, the Regent paints Laurent to be a spineless, spoiled young prince wasting his skills, and using his looks and treacherous words to get his way. Although most of it is untrue, as Laurent hardly sleeps with anyone or enjoys the lustful distractions of the court and excels at swordsmanship, his own men notes their differences.

Damen, who has fought and won against Auguste at Marlas, also frequently compares the two at Laurent's expense. To him, Laurent and his plots, sheltered life and petulant temper are no contender to the exemplary prince that was Auguste, he even wonders how such a petty man might share the same blood as Auguste and the peace loving Regent.

In the ***Prince's Gambit***, Jord tells Damen Laurent is not as good as his brother with the sword, but also notes that one only needs to be half as good as Auguste to be better than everyone else. Hearing this, Damen compares Laurent's quicksilver, his wits and grace in swordfighting to Auguste's gold, discounting the idea that his skills might be purely inherited.

1. ↑ *Prince's Gambit*, Ch.15
2. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch.4
Bielsko County

From the Wikipedia page [1]

Bielsko County (Polish: powiat bielski) is a unit of territorial administration and local government (powiat) in Silesian Voivodeship, southern Poland. It came into being on January 1, 1999, as a result of the Polish local government reforms passed in 1998. Its administrative seat is the city of Bielsko-Biała, although the city is not part of the county (it constitutes a separate city county). The county contains three towns: Czechowice-Dziedzice, 13 km (8 mi) north-west of Bielsko-Biała, Szczyrk, 14 km (9 mi) south of Bielsko-Biała, and Wilamowice, 12 km (7 mi) north-east of Bielsko-Biała.

Apart from the city of Bielsko-Biała, Bielsko County is also bordered by Pszczyna County and Oświęcim County to the north, Wadowice County to the east, Żywiec County to the south, and Cieszyn County to the west.
Captive Prince (series)

***Captive Prince*** is a book series by C. S. Pacat consisting of the books ***Captive Prince***, ***Prince's Gambit***, and ***Kings Rising***. The series debuted as a free online serial on May 23rd, 2008 on LiveJournal, where it continued for four years before being picked up for publication by Penguin Berkley. The free version of *Captive Prince* came down on October 1st, 2013.

A fourth book, *The Summer Palace and Other Stories: A Captive Prince Short Story Collection*, containing four short stories in the same universe with further information about various characters, was released in October, 2018.

## Links

* Purchase *Captive Prince* on Amazon.com

## References

1. ↑ *Prince's Gambit* - Australian covers and Australian preorders open!
2. ↑ Captive Prince Virtual Tour - Prologue
3. ↑ Captive Prince - Chapter Index
4. ↑ *Captive Prince* News and Mini FAQ
5. ↑ Captive Prince short stories on Wikipedia
Berenger

A Veretian courtier, master of the pet Ancel.

His estate is set in Varenne but he spends most of the time at the court of Arles.

Berenger is shown to be a loyal supporter of Prince Laurent's right to the throne of Vere and he goes to the extent of offering him fundings and passage through Varenne as aid for his cause.
L Nomura

**L Nomura** (野村 エ ル, Nomura Eru), is one of the male protagonists of Marginal # 4 Idol of Supernova and member of the Marginal # 4 group. He is twin of R Nomura and his younger brother.

## Apariencia

Tiene el cabello verde y los mismos ojos verdes de su hermano mayor.

## Personalidad

Es muy travieso y atrevido, algo caprichoso y cuando se avergüenza parece tsundere. Le gusta molestar a los demás, especialmente Atom y Kira.

## Curiosidades

* Su mejor materia es el Japones moderno.
* Su nombre se pronuncia Eru
* Esta obsesionado con sus Marimos, bolas de musgo.
* Todas sus marimos tienen nombre: Adolf, Alberto, Alois, Amadeo, Cristo, Cristoph, Cristopher, Claus, Clemenz... y la lista sigue.
* Sabe que cara debe poner en cada situación
* Le gusta mucho la moda.
Patras

**Patras** is a nation bordered by Vask to the north and Akielos to the southwest. It is ruled by King Torgeir from the capital of Bazal and is culturally inspired by Scandinavia[*citation needed*] and similar to Akielos, with matrilineal traditions in the north along the Vaskian border.

## References

1. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 6
2. ↑ *Captive Prince* Interactive Map
Adrastus

**Adrastus** is the Keeper of the Royal Slaves in the palace of King Theomedes of Akielos, who appointed **Adrastus** to his position.

In *Captive Prince*, he presents a bound and gagged Damen to Ambassador Guion of Vere to be gifted to the Prince of Vere as a bed slave.

1. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Prologue
Egeria

**Egeria** was the Queen of Akielos, Damianos's mother and Theomedes' wife. She had multiple miscarriages which led many to assume that Theomedes' illegitimate son, Kastor, would inherit the throne. Eventually, Queen Egeria was able to successfully carry her only child to full term, but sadly, she passed away, sometime after giving birth to Damianos, due to complications during delivery.
Aleron

Former King of Vere and Laurent's and Auguste's father. Alongside his eldest son, Aleron was killed during the war with Akielos, when a arrow struck him in the neck.

## Trivia

* The king seemed to favor his eldest son, due to the fact that Auguste is both heir to the throne, and is showing interest in his position to take care of his people, and his throne, unlike Laurent, who seemed to be into books.
The Regent

**The Regent** is the main antagonist of the *Captive Prince* trilogy. He holds the throne of Vere for his nephew, Laurent, until Laurent is of age to inherit.

## Appearance

The Regent has a bulky, heavy-shouldered physique. His hair and beard are dark brown. He bears little resemblance to Laurent.

## Trivia

* While the Regent's name is never revealed in the books, C. S. Pacat had planned for his name to be Laurent but decided against it.

## References

1. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch.1
2. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 1
3. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 1
4. ↑ Gift #2 - The Regent's Name
Andreas

**Andreas** (*ahn-dray-us*) is a masculine name that is used in the German, Greek, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Welsh, and Ancient Greek languages. Andreas is the Ancient Greek and Latin form of the name Andrew.

**Variants:** Anders, Andrew, Andre, Andrei, Andrey

**Diminutives:** Andy, Andie

**Feminine Forms:** Andrea, Andra, Andrina, Malandra, Andie, Andi, Andy, Drea, Andria, Druella, Drewella
Adrian

**Adrian** (*ay-dree-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English, Romanian, Polish, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, and Russian languages. Adrian is a form of the name *Hadrianus*, meaning "from Hadria" in Latin.

**Variant:** Adrien

**Feminine Forms:** Adrianne, Adrienne, Adriana, Adrianna, Adria, Adrienna, Adriena, Drina
Berehove, Yalta municipality

From the Wikipedia page [1]

Berehove (Ukrainian: Берегове; Russian: Береговое; Crimean Tatar: Kastropol) is an urban-type settlement in the Yalta Municipality of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, a territory recognized by a majority of countries as part of Ukraine and annexed by Russia as the Republic of Crimea.
Orlant

A member of the Prince's Guard. He was a highly skilled swordsman who appeared to be aggressive and arrogant at times but seemed to have the Prince Laurent's favour in that he took up almost as much responsibility as Jord. His anger and taste for duel led him to challenge Damen, who held back against his forceful assault, angering him and leading him to change his wood training sword for a steel one and attack him without warning. Even then, Damen beats him with ease, which prompts Laurent to realize and comment his slave is more skilled than him at sword-fighting. He was a friend of Jord and the other members of Prince's Guard.

In Prince's Gambit it was first believed that he was one of the instigators in the internal riot that razed through the camp during their stay in Nesson and revealed to have been killed by Aimeric. His friends, namely Jord and others, speak of him very little after that.

Though further into Prince's Gambit Aimeric turns on the Prince and his troops and it dawns on Damianos and Laurent that Orlant may have been innocent, killed because he may have discovered Aimeric's true allegiance.
Ancel

**Ancel** is the pet of Veretian courtier Berenger. He gives Damen a blowjob by Laurent's instruction.

He is shown to be skilled with fire dancing, much to Damen's surprise.

He is the main character in the short story 'Pet'

## History

Ancel was a prostitute at a brothel in Sanpelier before he got his first contract with the son of a regional merchant by claiming he was already the pet of 'Lord Arten', an invented noble.

He persuaded the merchant's son to give him as a gift to a trading magnate called Louans for the night. Louans bought his contract for a year and took him to the party where he met Lord Rouart.

He antagonized Lord Rouart by pretending to have sex with him in front of all the guests. This sparked a bidding war for his contract which Lord Berenger won.

## References

1. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 5
2. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 7
C. S. Pacat

**C. S. Pacat** is the author of the *Captive Prince* trilogy and co-creator of the *Fence!* comics, as well as the author of the *Dark Rise series*. She originally published the trilogy under the LiveJournal username **freece**, then under the pen name **S. U. Pacat**, which was later change to C. S. Pacat to incorporate her real first initial.

She was educated at the University of Melbourne and currently resides in Melbourne.

## Links

* Website
* LiveJournal
* Twitter
Kings Rising

***Kings Rising*** is the third novel in the *Captive Prince* trilogy. The book was published by Penguin Berkley on February 2nd, 2016.

## Synopsis

His identity now revealed, Damen must face his master Prince Laurent as Damianos of Akielos, the man Laurent has sworn to kill.

On the brink of a momentous battle, the future of both their countries hangs in the balance. In the south, Kastor’s forces are massing. In the north, the Regent’s armies are mobilising for war. Damen’s only hope of reclaiming his throne is to fight together with Laurent against their usurpers.

Forced into an uneasy alliance the two princes journey deep into Akielos, where they face their most dangerous opposition yet. But even if the fragile trust they have built survives the revelation of Damen’s identity, can it stand against the Regent's final, deadly play for the throne?

## Editions

US EditionAustralian EditionBrazilian EditionUnofficial CoverItalian CoverGerman CoverFrench Cover
British Virgin Islands

From the longer Wikipedia page [1]

The British Virgin Islands (abbreviated BVI), officially the Virgin Islands, are a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean, to the east of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands and north-west of Anguilla. The islands are geographically part of the Virgin Islands archipelago and are located in the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antilles and part of the West Indies.

The British Virgin Islands is a unitary territory. The territory is divided into nine electoral districts, and each voter is registered in one of those districts. Eight of the nine districts are partly or wholly on Tortola, and encompass nearby neighbouring islands. Only the ninth district (Virgin Gorda and Anegada) does not include any part of Tortola. At elections, in addition to voting their local representative, voters also cast votes for four "at-large" candidates who are elected upon a territory-wide basis.

The territory is also technically divided into five administrative districts (one for each of the four largest islands, with the fifth covering all other islands), and into six civil registry districts (three for Tortola, Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda and Anegada) although these have little practical relevance.

See also Districts of the British Virgin Islands
Abegail

**Abegail** (*ab-i-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Abegail is a variant of the name Abigail.

**Variants:** Abigail, Abigale, Abigayle, Abbigail, Abbigale, Abbigayle, Abegale, Abegayle, Abbegail, Abbegale, Abbegayle, Abygail, Abygayle, Abygale, Abbygail, Abbygayle, Abbygale

**Diminutives:** Abbey, Abbi, Abbie, Abby, Aby, Abi, Gail, Gayle, Gale, Gaile, Gayla, Gaila, Nabby, Nabbie
Allan

**Allan** (*al-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and Scottish languages. Allan is a variant of the name Alan.

**Variants:** Alan, Allen, Allyn

**Diminutive:** Al

**Feminine Forms:** Alana, Alanna, Allana, Alaina, Alainna, Allaina, Alanis, Alannis, Allanis, Alanah, Alannah, Allanah, Allannah, Alayna, Allayna, Alaynna
Hennike

Former Queen of Vere, wife to Aleron, and Laurent's and Auguste's mother. Originally from Kempt. Shortly after her death, Akielos waged a war with Vere, which led to the death of her eldest son and heir to the throne, Auguste, and her husband, leaving her only son, Laurent, to be raised by her brother-in-law, the Regent.

## Trivia

* According to author, C.S. Pacat, both Auguste and Laurent share their mother's physical appearance.
Alexandrina

**Alexandrina**(*al-ig-zan-dreen-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Portuguese languages. Alexandrina is an elaborated form of the name Alexandra.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexee, Alexie, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Lexa, Lexine, Sandy, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Acquitart

**Acquitart** is an independent governance inside the kingdom of Vere and ruled by its monarch, but with its own laws and traditions. It was annexed through marriage rather than conquest; when Queen Eloise of Vere married Roys of Acquitart, their daughter Yseult became monarch of both.

When the Regent and the Veretian Council strip Laurent of his lands for mistreatment of Damen, a gift from Akielos to Vere, he retains only Acquitart, which they cannot legally take from him.

## References

1. ↑ *Captive Prince* Interactive Map
2. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 4
Ios

**Ios** is the capital of Akielos, located at the Akielon peninsula's southern tip. It is called the "white city" because of its white limestone cliffs and the white marble from which the palace is built.

The homes of the lower class are also painted white in imitation of the palace.

The palace is located at the highest point of Ios' cliffs and looks out over the Gulf of Atros, across which the island of Isthima is visible.

 Its location was chosen in part for its strategic advantage, as a place that would be difficult to invade with cliffs on three sides.

## References

1. ↑ *Captive Prince* Interactive Map
2. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 7
3. ↑ *Captive Prince*, Ch. 12
Vere

**Vere** is a nation bordered by Akielos and the Ellosean Sea to the south, Vask to the east, and the Great Northern Forests and Northern Steppes to the north. Its capital is Arles. For most of *Captive Prince*, it is ruled by the Regent and the Veretian Council.

## Culture

Illegitimate birth is considered horrific in Vere due to the attempted murder of Queen Yseult's true-born heir Prince Edgard by the Queen's consort's bastard son Asce six generations ago. Veretians therefore typically lay only with people of the same sex before marriage, and people of noble birth must be chaperoned when meeting with individuals of the opposite sex.

## Name

In the original serial version of *Captive Prince*, Vere was called "Rabat." The name was changed as one of many edits to the books for their first publication. C. S. Pacat explained the change as follows:

> I know it's a big change and I wouldn’t have done it if it weren’t the best thing for the story. Rabat is weird and off-putting to readers whose primary point of reference for it is as the capital of Morocco, and I often got emails from those readers telling me that it breaks their immersion. It has to be my #1 most commonly emailed complaint about the story. Even without that, why is the country called Rabat when everything else in the country has old French nomenclature? And that’s not even to get into potential issues of appropriation in using a real Middle Eastern city name for a largely Western-centric fantasy. It had to change.
>
>

## References

1. ↑ *Captive Prince* Interactive Map
2. ↑ LiveJournal
Alexzandrine

**Alexzandrine** (*al-ig-zan-dreen*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alexzandrine is a variant of the name Alexandrine.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Aleksandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexa, Lexy, Lexie, Lexi, Lexine, Lexa, Lex, Xandra, Zandra, Ali, Aly, Ally, Allie, Alli, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee, Sandy, Alexi, Alexy, Alexie, Alexee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Anton

**Anton** (*an-tahn*) is a masculine name that is used in the German, Russian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Dutch, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Slovene, Macedonian, Croatian, Romanian, Estonian, and Finnish languages. Anton is a form of the name *Antonius*, which is of unknown Etruscan origin.

**Variants:** Antone, Antonio, Anthony, Antony, Antonino, Antoine, Antwan

**Diminutives:** Tony

**Feminine Forms:** Antonia, Antonina, Toni, Antonette, Antoinette, Tonette, Toinette
Alanah

**Alanah** (*uh-lan-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alanah is a variant of the name Alana.

**Variants:** Alana, Alanna, Allana, Alaina, Alainna, Allaina, Alanis, Alannis, Allanis, Alannah, Allanah, Allannah, Alayna, Alaynna, Allayna

**Diminutives:** Lana, Laney, Lanie, Lainey, Lainie

**Masculine Forms:** Allan, Alan, Allen, Allyn
Alexandra

**Alexandra** (*al-ig-zan-druh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, French, Greek, Portuguese, Romanian, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Spanish, Russian, and Ancient Greek languages. Alexandra is also used in Greek mythology. This is a feminine form of the name Alexander.

In Greek mythology, Alexandra was a Mycenaean epithet of the Queen of the gods, Hera, as well as another name for Cassandra.

**Variants:** Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Xandra, Zandra, Ali, Alli, Aly, Ally, Allie, Lexa, Lexine, Sandy, Sandie, Sandi, Sandee, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexie, Alexee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Alicia

**Alicia** (*uh-lee-shuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alicia is a Latinized form of the name Alice.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alycia, Alisa, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Licia, Lesha, Lisha, Lecia, Lesia
America

**America** (*uh-mer-i-kuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. America is derived from the name of the United States of America. The word was derived from the Italian name *Amerigo*, the medieval Italian form of the name *Emmerich*, which was derived from the element for "rich" and maybe "whole, universal" and "work, labor" or "home".
Anthony

**Anthony** (*an-thuh-nee*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Anthony is the English form of the Roman family name *Antonius*, which is of unknown Etruscan origin.

**Variants:** Antony, Anton, Antone, Antoine, Antwan, Antonio, Antonino

**Diminutive:** Tony

**Feminine Forms:** Antonia, Antonina, Toni, Antonette, Antoinette, Tonette, Toinette
Alexzandria

**Alexzandria**(*al-ig-zan-dree-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alexzandria is a variant of the name Alexandria.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexee, Alexie, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Lexa, Lexine, Xandra, Zandra, Sandy, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Althea

**Althea** (*al-thee-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in Greek mythology. Althea is derived from the Greek name *Althaia*, which may be related to the Greek word for "healing".

According to Greek mythology, Althea was the mother of Meleager. She ended up killing her son by burning a piece of wood that was attached to his life.
Adelina

**Adelina** (*ad-uh-leen-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Romanian, German, and Ancient Germanic languages. Adelina is a Latinate diminutive of the name Adela.

**Variants:** Adaline, Adalyne, Adeline, Adelyne, Adalyn, Adalynn, Adelyn, Adelynn, Adalina, Adalyna, Adelyna, Adalynna, Adelynna

**Diminutives:** Alina, Aline, Alene, Alena
Alison

**Alison** (*al-i-sin*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and French languages. Alison is a Norman French diminutive of the name *Aalis*, a short form of the name *Adelais*, a short form of the Ancient Germanic name *Adalheidis*, which is composed of elements that meant "noble" and "kind, sort, type".

**Variants:** Allison, Alyson, Allyson, Allysyn, Alysyn, Alisyn, Allisyn

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Allie, Alli, Ally
Adonis

**Adonis** (*uh-dahn-is* or *uh-do-nis*) is a masculine name that is used in Greek mythology. Adonis is derived from the Semitic *Adonai*, meaning "lord".

In Greek mythology, Adonis was a handsome youth who was loved by both Aphrodite and Persephone until he was killed by a boar, said to either have been sent by Ares or Artemis.

**Diminutives:** Donny, Donnie
Angelina

**Angelina** (*an-juh-leen-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, Russian, German, Dutch, Polish, Spanish, and Macedonian languages. Angelina is a Latinate diminutive of the name Angela.

**Variants:** Angeline, Angelyna, Angelyne, Angela, Angelia, Angelle, Angele, Angel, Angeli, Angelie, Angelee

**Diminutives:** Angie, Lina

**Masculine Forms:** Angel, Angelo
Allissa

**Allissa**(*uh-lis-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Allissa is a variant of the name Alyssa.

**Variants:** Alicia, Alice, Alease, Alise, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alycia, Alisa, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Alyssia, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lyssa
Allyn

**Allyn** (*al-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Allyn is a variant of the name Alan.

**Variants:** Alan, Allen, Allan

**Diminutive:** Al

**Feminine Forms:** Alana, Alanna, Allana, Alaina, Allaina, Alainna, Alanis, Alannis, Allanis, Alanah, Alannah, Allanah, Allannah, Alayna, Allayna, Alaynna
Alesia

**Alesia**(*uh-lee-see-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alesia is a variant of the name Alicia or it could be derived from the Gaulish city of Alesia.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alisa, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lesia, Lecia, Licia, Lisha, Lesha
Alexandria

**Alexandria** (*al-ig-zan-dree-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alexandria is a feminine form of the name Alexander.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexee, Alexie, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Lexa, Lexine, Sandy, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Abbygale

**Abbygale** (*ab-i-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Abbygale is a variant of the name Abigail.

**Variants:** Abigail, Abigale, Abigayle, Abbigail, Abbigale, Abbigayle, Abegail, Abegale, Abegayle, Abbegail, Abbegale, Abbegayle, Abygail, Abygayle, Abygale, Abbygail, Abbygayle

**Diminutives:** Abbey, Abbi, Abbie, Abby, Aby, Abi, Gail, Gayle, Gale, Gaile, Gayla, Gaila, Nabby, Nabbie
Alysha

**Alysha** (*uh-lee-shuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alysha is a variant of the name Alicia.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alisia, Alisa, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lecia, Lesia, Licia, Lisha, Lesha
Angela

**Angela** (*an-juh-luh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Italian, German, Dutch, Romanian, Slovene, Slovak, Russian, Macedonian, and Late Roman languages. Angela is a feminine form of the name *Angelus*, which was derived from the Greek word for "messenger", *angelos*.

**Variant:** Angelina, Angelyne, Angeline, Angelyna, Angelia, Angel, Angele, Angelle, Angeli, Angelie, Angelee

**Diminutive:** Angie

**Masculine Forms:** Angel, Angelo
Alaynna

**Alaynna** (*uh-layn-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alanyna is a variant of the name Alaina.

**Variants:** Alana, Alanna, Allana, Alaina, Alainna, Allaina, Alanis, Alannis, Allanis, Alanah, Alannah, Allanah, Allannah, Alayna, Allayna

**Diminutives:** Lana, Laney, Lanie, Lainey, Lainie

**Masculine Forms:** Allan, Alan, Allen, Allyn
Alishia

**Alishia** (*uh-lee-shuh* or *uh-lish-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alishia is a variant of the name Alicia.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alisa, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lecia, Lesia, Lisha, Lesha, Licia
Alanis

**Alanis** (*uh-lan-is*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alanis is a feminine form of the name Alan.

**Variants:** Alana, Alanna, Allana, Alaina, Alainna, Allaina, Alannis, Allanis, Alanah, Alannah, Allanah, Allannah, Alayna, Alaynna, Allayna

**Diminutives:** Laney, Lanie, Lainey, Lainie

**Masculine Forms:** Allan, Alan, Allen, Allyn
Antonina

**Antonina** (*an-tuh-nee-nuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the Italian, Polish, Russian, and Ancient Roman languages. Antonina is a feminine form of the name Antonino.

**Variants:** Antonia, Antonette, Antoinette

**Diminutives:** Toni, Nina

**Masculine Forms:** Anthony, Antony, Antonio, Anton, Antone, Antonino, Antoine, Antwan
Andrew

**Andrew** (*an-droo*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Andrew is also a Biblical name. Andrew is the English form of the Greek name *Andreas*, which is derived from the word *andreios*, meaning "manly, masculine".

In the New Testament, Andrew is the first disciple to join Jesus who later preached in the Black Sea region. Some legends say he was crucified on an X-shaped cross.

This name became very popular during the Middle Ages.

**Variant:** Andre, Anders, Andreas, Andrei, Andrey

**Diminutives:** Andy, Andie, Drew, Dreux

**Feminine Forms:** Andie, Andi, Andra, Andrea, Andy, Drea, Andrina, Malandra, Andria, Druella, Drewella
Alexandrea

**Alexandrea** (*al-ig-zan-dree-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alexandrea is a variant of the name Alexandria.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexee, Alexie, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Lexa, Lexine, Sandy, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Aleesha

**Aleesha** (*uh-lee-shuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Aleesha is a variant of the name Alicia.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alisa, Alycia, Alecia, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lecia, Lesia, Lisha, Lesha, Licia
Alease

**Alease** (*uh-lees*) is a feminine name that is used in the English langauge. Alease may be a variant of the name Alicia or Alice.

**Variants:** Alice, Alise, Alyce, Alyse, Alysse, Alicia, Alisa, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alys, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Ali, Ally, Allie, Alli, Aly
Allyssa

**Allyssa**(*uh-lis-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Allyssa is a variant of the name Alyssa.

**Variants:** Alicia, Alice, Alease, Alise, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alycia, Alisa, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Alyssia, Allissa, Allycia, Alysa, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lyssa
Aleksander

**Aleksander** (*al-ik-san-dur*) is a masculine name that is used in the Polish, Slovene, Albanian, Estonian, Norwegian, and Danish languages. Aleksander is a variant of the name Alexander.

**Variants:** Alexander, Alexzander, Alexandre

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alec, Al, Alek, Aleks, Lex, Xander, Zander

**Feminine Forms:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina
Apollon

**Apollon** (*uh-pah-lin*) is a masculine name that is used in Greek mythology. Apollon is the original Greek form of the name Apollo. It is of unknown meaning, although it may be related to the Indo-European word for "strength". It could also be related to the Anatolian god Appaliunas, whose name means "father lion" or "father light".

**Variant:** Apollo

**Feminine Forms:** Apolline, Apollonia
Achilles

**Achilles** (*uh-kil-eez*) is a masculine name that is used in Greek mythology. Achilles is derived from the Greek name *Achilleus*, which may be derived from the word for "pain", *achos*.

According to Greek myths, Achilles was one of the greatest heroes. He was completely invulnerable except for his heel, which is where he was killed.

**Variants:** Achilleus, Achille
Delpha

**Delpha**, as it is known in Akielos, or Delfeur as it is known in Vere, is a key province sitting between the two kingdoms. It has exchanged hands through warfare at various times. Vere lost Delpha to Akielos in the war that ended with Auguste's and Aleron's deaths, six years before the events of the Trilogy.

Through the events set in Prince's Gambit, Delfeur becomes part of Vere again, following a treaty signed by the rightful King of Akielos Damianos to Vere's crown prince, Laurent.

Nikandros was the Kyros.
Alyshia

**Alyshia** (*uh-lee-shuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alyshia is a variant of the name Alicia.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alisia, Alisa, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lecia, Lesia, Licia, Lisha, Lesha
Andrea

**Andrea** (*an-dree-uh* or *an-dray-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Spanish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Croatian, and Serbian languages. Andrea is a feminine form of the name Andrew.

**Variants:** Andra, Andrina, Malandra, Andria

**Diminutives:** Andy, Andi, Andie, Drea

**Masculine Forms:** Andrew, Andre, Anders, Andreas, Andrei, Andrey
Abigayle

**Abigayle** (*ab-i-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Abigayle is a variant of the name Abigail.

**Variants:** Abigail, Abigale, Abbigail, Abbigale, Abbigayle, Abegail, Abegale, Abegayle, Abbegail, Abbegale, Abbegayle, Abygail, Abygayle, Abygale, Abbygail, Abbygayle, Abbygale

**Diminutives:** Abbey, Abbi, Abbie, Abby, Aby, Abi, Gail, Gayle, Gale, Gaile, Gayla, Gaila, Nabby, Nabbie
Alyssa

**Alyssa** (*uh-lis-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alyssa is a variant of the name Alicia. The spelling has most likely been influenced by the name of the alyssum flower.

**Variants:** Alicia, Alice, Alease, Alise, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alycia, Alisa, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssia, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lyssa
Kastor

**Kastor** is the secondary antagonist of the *Captive Prince* trilogy. He is Damen's older half-brother by 8 years, and is the out-of-wedlock son of Theomedes and Hypermenestra, Theomedes' mistress. Theomedes raises him as Crown Prince until Damen is born from Theomedes' wife, Egeria. Because he is a bastard but Damen is born legitimately, when Damen is born, Damen becomes Crown Prince instead.

At the beginning of the series, to become king, Kastor poisons his father and sends Damen to Vere as a slave.

## Appearance

Kastor is tall, with dark hair, dark eyes, and olive skin. He has a straight nose, high cheekbones, and looks like his father.
Ainsley

**Ainsley** (*aynz-lee*) is a feminine name that is used in the English and Scottish languages. Ainsley is derived from a surname which was derived from either Annesley, England, or Ansley, England, which mean "Anne's field" or "hermitage field".

**Variants:** Ainslee, Ainslie, Ainsleigh, Ainsli, Aynsley, Aynslee, Aynslie, Aynsleigh, Aynsli
Aaron

**Aaron** (*ar-in*) is a masculine name that is used in the English and Jewish languages. Aaron is also a Biblical name. It is derived from the Hebrew name *Aharon*, which is most likley of unknown Egyptian origin. It could be derived from Hebrew, meaning "high mountain" or "exalted"

In the Old Testament, Aaron is the older brother of Mosses and the first high priest of the Israelites.

As an English name, Aaron has been used since the Protestant Reformation.

**Variants:** Aaren, Arron

**Feminine Form:** Aaryn
Adela

**Adela** (*uh-del-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, Spanish, Polish, Romanian, and Ancient Germanic languages. Adela was originally a short form of names beginning with the Germanic element *adal*, meaning "noble".

**Variants:** Adele, Adelle, Adella, Adell, Adelia

**Diminutives:** Ada, Adeline, Adaline, Adelyne, Adalyne, Adelyn, Adalyn, Adelynn, Adalynn, Adelina, Adalina, Adelyna, Adalyna, Adalynna, Adelynna, Della
Abegale

**Abegale** (*ab-i-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Abegale is a variant of the name Abigail.

**Variants:** Abigail, Abigale, Abigayle, Abbigail, Abbigale, Abbigayle, Abegail, Abegayle, Abbegail, Abbegale, Abbegayle, Abygail, Abygayle, Abygale, Abbygail, Abbygayle, Abbygale

**Diminutives:** Abbey, Abbi, Abbie, Abby, Aby, Abi, Gail, Gayle, Gale, Gaile, Gayla, Gaila, Nabby, Nabbie
Aleksina

**Aleksina**(*al-ig-zee-nuh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Aleksina is a variant of the name Alexina.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexee, Alexie, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Lexa, Lexine

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Alexandre

**Alexandre** (*al-ig-zan-dur*) is a masculine name that is used in the French, Portuguese, Catalan, and Galician languages. Alexandre is a variant of the name Alexander.

**Variants:** Alexander, Alexzander, Aleksander

**Diminutives:** Alex, Al, Alek, Alec, Aleks, Lex, Xander, Zander

**Feminine Forms:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina
Amyas

**Amyas** (*ay-me-is*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Amyas is a name with an unknown meaning. It could be derived from the medieval name *Amis*, a masculine form of the name *Amice*, which was derived from the Latin word for "friend". It could also be derived from a surname which originally denoted a person from Amiens, France.

**Variant:** Amias
Alexandrine

**Alexandrine** (*al-ig-zan-dreen*) is a feminine name that is used in the French and German languages. Alexandrine is a French and German elaborated form of the name Alexandra.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexa, Lexy, Lexie, Lexi, Lexine, Lexa, Lex, Xandra, Zandra, Ali, Aly, Ally, Allie, Alli, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee, Sandy, Alexi, Alexy, Alexie, Alexee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Agnes

**Agnes** (*ag-nis*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, and Ancient Greek languages. Agnes is the Latinized form of the Greek name *Hagne*, which was derived from the Greek word for "chaste".

**Variants:** Annis, Annice, Inez, Agnessa, Agnesa

**Diminutives:** Aggie, Nancy, Nancie, Nanci
Alissa

**Alissa** (*uh-lis-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alissa is a variant of the name Alyssa.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alisa, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lyssa, Lissa
Alexzandrina

**Alexzandrina**(*al-ig-zan-dreen-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alexzandrina is a variant of the name Alexandrina.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Aleksandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexee, Alexie, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Lexa, Lexine, Sandy, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Aleksandria

**Aleksandria**(*al-ig-zan-dree-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Aleksandria is a variant of the name Alexandria.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexandrine, Aleksandrine, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexi, Alexy, Alexee, Alexie, Alexa, Lexi, Lex, Lexy, Lexie, Lexa, Lexine, Xandra, Zandra, Sandy, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander
Adolf

**Adolf** (*ay-dahlf*) is a masculine name that is used in the German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Czech, and Ancient Germanic languages. Adolf is derived from the Ancient Germanic name *Adalwolf*, meaning "noble wolf".

**Variants:** Adolph, Adolphe

**Diminutive:** Dolf, Dolph

**Feminine Form:** Adolphine
Alysia

**Alysia** (*uh-lee-see-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alysia is a variant of the name Alicia.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alisia, Alisa, Alyse, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie, Lecia, Lesia, Licia, Lisha, Lesha
Abbegale

**Abbegale** (*ab-i-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Abbegale is a variant of the name Abigail.

**Variants:** Abigail, Abigale, Abigayle, Abbigail, Abbigale, Abbigayle, Abegail, Abegale, Abegayle, Abbegail, Abbegayle, Abygail, Abygayle, Abygale, Abbygail, Abbygayle, Abbygale

**Diminutives:** Abbey, Abbi, Abbie, Abby, Aby, Abi, Gail, Gayle, Gale, Gaile, Gayla, Gaila, Nabby, Nabbie
Apollonia

**Apollonia** (*uh-pah-lohn-ee-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the Ancient Greek language. Apollonia is the feminine form of the Ancient Greek name *Apollonios*, which was derived from the name of the Greek god of light, plague, and prophecy, Apollo.

**Variants:** Apolline

**Masculine Forms:** Apollon, Apollo
Armyansk

From the Russian Wikipedia page [1]

City District of Armenian ( Ukrainian Mrs. District Armenian, Crimean Tat. Ermeni Bazar şeer bölgesi, Ermeni Bazar Sheer Bolgesi ) - a municipality within the Republic of Crimea of ​​the Russian Federation. Formed on the territory of the administrative-territorial unit of the Republic of Crimea of ​​the city ​​of republican importance Armyansk with its subordinate territory.

The administrative center of the district is the city of Armyansk.

Order of the Government of the Russian Federation dated July 29, 2014 No. 1398-p “On approval of the list of single-industry towns”, the municipality is included in the category “Single-industry municipalities of the Russian Federation (single-industry towns) with risks of deteriorating socio-economic status”
Abbigayle

**Abbigayle** (*ab-i-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Abbigayle is a variant of the name Abigail.

**Variants:** Abigail, Abigale, Abigayle, Abbigail, Abbigale, Abegail, Abegale, Abegayle, Abbegail, Abbegale, Abbegayle, Abygail, Abygayle, Abygale, Abbygail, Abbygayle, Abbygale

**Diminutives:** Abbey, Abbi, Abbie, Abby, Aby, Abi, Gail, Gayle, Gale, Gaile, Gayla, Gaila, Nabby, Nabbie
Andromache

**Andromache** (*an-drah-muh-kee*) is a feminine name that is used in Greek mythology. Andromache is derived from the Greek elements *aner* and *mache*, meaning "man" and "battle" respectively.

According to Greek legends, Andromache was the wife of Hector who was taken by Neoptolemus after the fall of Troy.
Adele

**Adele** (*uh-del*) is a feminine name that is used in the English, German, Italian, Finnish, and French languages. Adele is a form of the name Adela.

**Variants:** Adela, Adelle, Adella, Adell, Adelia

**Diminutives:** Ada, Adeline, Adaline, Adelyne, Adalyne, Adelyn, Adalyn, Adelynn, Adalynn, Adelina, Adalina, Adelyna, Adalyna, Adalynna, Adelynna
Abygale

**Abygale** (*ab-i-gayl*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Abygale is a variant of the name Abigail.

**Variants:** Abigail, Abigale, Abigayle, Abbigail, Abbigale, Abbigayle, Abegail, Abegale, Abegayle, Abbegail, Abbegale, Abbegayle, Abygail, Abygayle, Abbygail, Abbygayle, Abbygale

**Diminutives:** Abbey, Abbi, Abbie, Abby, Aby, Abi, Gail, Gayle, Gale, Gaile, Gayla, Gaila, Nabby, Nabbie
Allanah

**Allanah** (*uh-lan-uh*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Allanah is a variant of the name Alana.

**Variants:** Alana, Alanna, Allana, Alaina, Alainna, Allaina, Alanis, Alannis, Allanis, Alanah, Alannah, Allannah, Alayna, Alaynna, Allayna

**Diminutives:** Lana, Laney, Lanie, Lainey, Lainie

**Masculine Forms:** Allan, Alan, Allen, Allyn
Alyse

**Alyse** (*al-is*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Alyse is a variant of the name Alice.

**Variants:** Alice, Alease, Alise, Alyce, Alysse, Alys, Alicia, Alisa, Alycia, Alecia, Aleesha, Alysha, Alesha, Alesia, Alysia, Alisha, Alishia, Alyshia, Alisia, Alissa, Alyssa, Allissa, Allyssa, Allycia, Alysa, Alyssia, Alissia, Elicia, Elycia, Elecia, Eleesha, Elysha, Elesha, Elesia, Elysia, Elisha, Elishia, Elyshia, Elisia, Elissa, Elyssa, Ellissa, Ellyssa, Ellycia, Elysa, Elyssia, Elissia

**Diminutives:** Aly, Ali, Ally, Alli, Allie
Antony

**Antony** (*an-tuh-nee*) is a masculine name that is used in the English language. Antony is a variant of the name Anthony.

**Variants:** Anthony, Anton, Antone, Antoine, Antonio, Antonino, Antwan

**Diminutive:** Tony

**Feminine Forms:** Antonia, Antonina, Toni, Antonette, Antoinette, Tonette, Toinette
Aleksandrine

**Aleksandrine** (*al-ig-zan-dreen*) is a feminine name that is used in the English language. Aleksandrine is a variant of the name Alexandrine.

**Variants:** Alexandra, Aleksandra, Alexzandra, Alexandria, Aleksandria, Alexzandria, Alexandrea, Aleksandrea, Alexzandrea, Alexina, Aleksina, Alexzina, Alexzandrine, Alexandrina, Aleksandrina, Alexzandrina

**Diminutives:** Alex, Alyx, Alexa, Lexy, Lexie, Lexi, Lexine, Lexa, Lex, Xandra, Zandra, Ali, Aly, Ally, Allie, Alli, Sandi, Sandie, Sandee, Sandy, Alexi, Alexy, Alexie, Alexee

**Masculine Forms:** Alexander, Alexandre, Alexzander, Aleksander, Al, Alec, Alek, Xander, Zander