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Looking for an epic list of alien names? Short-height, dewy-eyed, stunt-sleek creatures often appear in unidentified flying objects. Do they exist in reality? We believe they do. It is fascinating to learn about these «not-so-human-not-so-animal-looking aniamls.»
Female alien names
- Aayala
- Aurra
- Belanna
- Zarifa
- Zanda
- Zali
- Zakelina
- Zagorka
- Zagiri
- Zada
- Zacharee
- Zabrina
- Yzobelle
- Ynez
- Xuxa
- Xeresa
- Xavyera
- Xava
- Xarissa
- Xaria
- Xantippe
- Xanti
- Xanthippe
- Xanthia
- Xanthe
- Xantha
- Xantara
- Xannon
- Xandy
- Xanadu
- Xandra
- Xalvadora
- Xalbadora
- Venus
- Trella
- Tiza
- starlight
- Starlet
- Starlee
- Starla
- Starbuck
- Star
- Skylar
- Sidra
- Seren
- Sadira
- Rexalla
- Pazit
- Paza
- Paniz
- Ozma
- Ozell
- Ozara
- Ozanka
- Oz
- Te te
- Otzara
- Olexa
- Nu Nu
- Nova
- Neoma
- Neomi
- Naomi
- Nebula
- Moon
- Matxalen
- Lyra
- Luna
- Lexa
- Lacerta
- Kozue
- Kizzy
- Kazia
- Iratze
- Hydra
- Hesper
- Kepzia
- Hepzia
- Hazal
- Genesis
- Geleexa
- Garaitz
- Gamora
- Celestial
- Canopa
- Bozi
- Bazeelie
- Azzurra
- Azizi
- Olexa
- Athena
- Luna
- Kyra
- Aurora
- Barbarossa
- Andromeda
- Maeve
- Emmaline
- Sonya
- Elara
- Mira
- Dawn
- Sofia
- Azhara
- Aza
- Aurora
- Astrea
- Larissa
- Karen
- Selene
- Andromeda
- Alyxa
- Electra
- Allexa
- Aliz
- Alisz
- Aizza
- Adzoa
Male Alien Names
- Ayren
- Ax
- Klaatu
- Gort
- Vandor
- Tork
- Striccen
- Hengist
- Zarth Arn
- G’Kar
- Than
- Kosh
- Ulk
- Morden
- Londo
- G’Quan
- Franklin
- Duroc
- Nero
- Xerxes
- Leonidas
- Zestruts
- Gron
- Sarq
- Quintus
- Auric
- Praetor
Ben 10 Alien Names
Ben 10 is an American cartoon series, which aired in 2005, and was enormously popular amongst men and kids. It is a story of a boy in action, Ben Tennyson who acquired the Omnitrix, an alien device that resembled a wristwatch.
- Vilgax
- Kevin Levin’Swampfire
- Cannonbolt
- Max Julie
- Azmuth
- Czarodziejka
- Darkstar
- Bellicus
- Reinrassic III
- Devin Lavin
- Knight #2
- Tata Bena
- Carl
- Jimmy Jones
- Mama Bena
- Diamentoglov
- MagisterLabrid
- Colonel Labrid
- Colonel Rozum
- Highbreed Commander
- Chadwick
- Plazma
- Alan
- Eon
- Sera
- Serena
- Paradoxx
- Pierce
- Helen
- Ken
- Khary Payton
Alien last names
- Hazard
- Amfibian
- Armodrillic
- Terraspin NRG
- Khaivvin
- Krecen
- Ankrud
- Vorkox
- Vachod
- Aldried
- Hohmeah
- Thik’ie
- Phikkoit
- Vaakrier
- Ovvok
- Cit’uds
- Olgin
- Enkak
- Don’e
- Bhiephrois
- Olphars
- Scetad
- Yoldror
- Greex’ur
- Elgak
- Xan
- Stins
- Ghuuculs
- Husai
- Marlids
- Aildud
- Thraazaid
- Qitted
- Xaistrox
- Khens
- Uk’ad
- Crankol
- Ghugnols
- Muldun
- Failieds
- Ulkath
- Tigzal
- Dhaindaith
- Gahath
- Dreqiek
- Stostriets
- Trevroiks
- Colxel
- Ezirs
- Phorirs
- Bhirers
- Vroqrails
- Stacaks
- Yophro
- Vrinkieks
- Driqoiks
- Druukzels
- Griceots
- Lerat
- Onnaell
- Bimhean
- Treiceks
- Xaignux
- Scruzeals
- Scriczans
- Grenzeoks
- Croczeix
- Aevvons
- Esliet
- Yollurs
- Dedheth
- Qhillurs
- Diddeax
- Gaax’ead
- Drols
- Ivruin
- Zenqons
- Scinkods
- Chidhai
- Ehnae
- Bhoda
- Rakits
- Bhume
- Silmall
- Throlgien
- Xel
- Krox
- Graccoiks
- Rodith
- Ipho
- Chengih
- Theelgai
- Scrusiks
- Gharnuds
- Vrix
- Onqruns
- Zongreits
- Vrostral
- Rochans
- Dhedi
- Rendu
- Chakiell
- Inna
- Dhola
- Greqraiks
- Khikkiks
- Kik’ax
- Iquid
- Risurs
- Sohons
- Bhemuth
- Fogul
- Bogois
- Shut’an
- Strezil
- Ghavvail
- Khods
- Grendrul
- Alans
- Pholkod
- Yeldrae
- Arnil
- Omu
- Thrailveats
- Krur’ak
- Tecrak
- Evik
- Axol
- Modars
- Laice
- Elzas
- Brunqur
- Stolku
- Gaustait
- Scran
- Scun
- Zelgud
- Ganqrun
- Holphit
- Phennirs
- Irnier
- Aphek
- Fostill
- Crorcu
- Ghaids
- Scraexoks
- Gads
- Truux
- Ungons
- Soza
- Suhrell
- Miz’il
- Brunqir
- Scuczuds
- Aanqax
- Steqrins
- Ghaeks
- Crunzan
- Vierleh
- Zul’o
- Ailai
- Cedat
- Kraholl
- Etirs
- Thrux’id
- Zaurqrils
- Scostrid
- Tuktuts
- Uvah
- Immir
- Yeilgu
- Trigats
- Auncaed
- Londans
- Avvuts
- Aktits
- Brindral
- Dreq’iks
- Feldrieth
- Olgron
- Shadeah
- Cussoi
- Thraqax
- Bruqu
- Khiks
- Ghats
- Brailziel
- Ulqul
- Deen’o
- Uchaill
- Phenkens
- Stondroks
- Bhaese
- Sumie
- Craaccoils
- Crerqins
- Urgen
- Az’ail
- Meemhads
- Annains
- Lillean
- Ocoi
- Thaakod
- Bruundru
- Nox
- Khaad
- Xenkrak
- Ucols
- Pholta
- Yes’as
- Yizil
- Fazor
- Phirgi
- Hevvaks
- Crinkrod
- Vrans
- Uknak
- Aciens
- Helill
- Enah
- Enkill
- Sill
- Phici
- Alva
- Arguks
- Qhaevvoik
- Icciks
- Stattien
- Agis
- Phistos
- Phagniet
- Rar’u
- Scodhu
- Rignon
- Ghalzin
- Dror’aik
- Ocel
- Estruns
- Ihma
- Phingoill
- Sanga
- Thraukzens
- Noddir
- Seek
- Brax’eoks
- Scelzins
- Egneox
- Vrenkreds
- Thamhis
- Bhurla
- Aindaens
- Teldri
- Suzill
- Shutto
- Stronqens
- Vazaks
- Cugzods
- Ur’ail
- Dharo
- Fage
- Thonges
- Cristren
- Calla
- Gielgrull
- Krorqeix
- Grektad
- Drux
- Auqnols
- Aen’ead
- Enier
- Siri
- Canqill
- Phohea
- Kaalmae
- Scrok’eils
- Tukvik
- Crancets
- Escid
- Thesnad
- Shelphas
- Dherah
- Cukven
- Kudrath
- Dheiltuts
- Stozeins
- Xendroks
- Augzils
- Qergun
- Andien
- Fah’aill
- Azuds
- Lokviell
- Ghodro
- Krottis
- Brasqads
- Getteits
- Ghaunzeols
- Aulguid
- Odull
- Ummuth
- Bef’un
- Stiekturs
- Aatets
- Mex’aeth
- Vriqruks
- Khodrats
- Vokkail
- Vroscien
- Zildal
- Yielzains
- Dagnied
- Enoks
- Churloir
- Chuccoid
- Thruxeiks
- Threzeks
- Kigmeits
- Occans
- Ehi
- Festat
- Egien
- Scondraet
- Rinqu
- Trenqads
- Dranqruik
- Cauls
- Vrodrots
- Dranqran
- Lilvaith
- Dienkier
- Niltae
- Baxe
- Brihne
- Bulzaed
- Vagmans
- Qhaatad
- Koqnuits
- Trer’uk
- Onnall
- Lielmae
- Hirzoh
- Truultil
- Feqi
- Donnit
- Tudrix
- Scitex
- Estreks
- Qaiscon
- Bohal
- Luda
- Zeenet
- Cosqul
- Bhophri
- Thullun
Funny alien names
- Fasttrack
- Charcoal Man
- Copy Copy
- Muck Amuck
- Jelly Belly
- Bat Dude
- windy hindy
- Orbit Man
- Fast Cat
- Chamalein
- Eatie
- Clockwork
- Shocksquatch
- Juryrigg
- Bioxx
- Gravaatack
- Crashopper
- weevil
- Walktrout
- Chasper
- Bullfrog
- Atomix
- Gutrout
- Mole-Stache
- Pesky Dust
- Kickin Hawk
- Toepick
- Astrodactyl
- Humongousaur
- Swampfire
- Spidermonkey
- Big Chill
- Wildmutt
- Scho Scho
- Way Big
- Heat Jaws
- Roilaway
- Electricetti
- Glue eye
- Lazard on Fire
- Free — legg
- Big Bush
- Dyno Mighty
- Lightening Volt
- Handyman
- Brainfrog
- Muck Amuck
- Teeny Weeny
- Mucky
- Bat Dude
- Windy Hindy
Alien names from movies
Alien (1979), Aliens (198), Prometheus (2012), Alien: Covenant (2017), Alien Resurrection (1997), Alien 3, Alien vs.
Predator (2004), and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007) were some movies that feature extraterrestrial beings.
Some movies were based on true events. Like Nope (2022), Prey (2022), The Faculty (1998), The Blob (1958), and Plan 9 From Outer Space were among the few.
Here are alien names from these movies:
- Pvt Vasquez
- Ripley Ellen
- Bolaji
- Badejo
- Jenette
- Noomi
- Murphy
- Andrew
- Dwayne Hicks
- Apone
- Biehn
- Lance
- Groot
- Yoda
- Audrey II
- The Worm Guys
- The Na’vi (Avatar)
- Space Nomads
- Archnids
- Starship Troopers
- Shapeshifter
- Prawns
- Spock
- Chewbacca
- E.T.
- Predator
- Xenomorph
Rick and Morty alien names
- Mr. Frundles
- Morty Jr.
- Mr Poopybutthole
- Birdperson
- Supernova
- Unity
- Talking Cat
- Mr Meeseeks
- Abadongian Princess
- Alien Googah
- Alien Morty
- Karen Entity
- Karvesshians
- Kevin
- Khlorgg
- Kiara
- King Flippy Nips
- Klaaxzovians
- Kl’iiik Mijupsrit
- Korblockians
- Korlunxes
- Alien Rick
- Alyson Hannigan
- Amfiddians
- Antenna Rick
- Arcade Alien
- Kozbians
- Krandor
- Krombopulos Michael
- Krootabulans
- Kyle
- Barbarica
- Beebo
- Bepisians
- Beta-Seven
- Bird People
- Blamphs
- Blim Blam
- Bliznarvians
- Bluubosians
- Borpocians
- Bulbhead
- Butt-Face Michael
- Mar-Sha
- Magnesium-J
- Magdalians
- Maa’lgamia Screnshun
- Memory Parasites
- Miggs
- McGlaargle
- Ciancans
- Class-2 Clonerbeast
- Cornvelious Daniel
- Mr.
Meeseeks - Morty Jr.
- Moopians
- Mr. Always Wants To Be Hunted
- Mr. Youseeks
- Cousin Nicky
- Crittendians
- Cromulons
- Crustolomons
- Cynthia
- Dangelians
- Narduavians
- Nevanians
- Nikto
- Nippalians
- Numbericons
- Nuptians
- Daphna
- Daphne
- Daron Jefferson
- Darth Poopybutthole
- David Prime
- Da’hou Ungherstahnk
- Drumbloxians
- Fascist Gearhead
MeeseeksFamous alien names
- Alpha
- Beta
- Gamma
- Delta
- Epsilon
- Zeta
- Eta
- Theta
- Iota
- Kappa
- Lambda
- Mu
- Nu
- Xi
- Omicron
- Pi
- Rho
- Sigma
- Tau
- Upsilon
- Phi
- Chi
- Psi
- Omega
- Xenon
- Yttrium
- Zirconium
- Strontium
- Rubidium
- Samarium
- Pawnshop Clerk
- Penps
- Pripudlians
- Plutonian
- Promotians
- Robobros
- Garthamor
- Geardude
- Gazorpians
Predator alien names
- Sacrificial Maiden
- Rusten Quinn
- Boris
- Sebastian de Rosa
- Maxwell
- Stafford
- Adele Rousseau
- Alexa Woods
- Bishop
- Alien
- Predator
- Thomas Parks
- Joe Connors
- Supervisor
- Stone
- Juan Ramirez
- Bass
- Mikkel
- Marl Verheiden
- Karl
- Klaus
- Co-Pilot
- Sven
- Spaceship Crew
Awesome alien names
- Glarg
- Blarblarb
- Hufflepuff
- Snorgl
- Drongo
- Grunglump
- Gooze
- Slurple
- Poffle
- Cascan
- Andromedan
- Cardassian
- Borg
- Klingon
- Zorf
- Romulan
- Time Lord
- Dalek
- Sontaran
- Cyberman
Alien planet names
- Tugmox
- Ugnat
- Ghugvits
- Grancoils
- Qhivons
- Alxeax
- Qeed
- Zihaens
- Faessill
- Chulvaell
- Khezix
- Ghogzoid
- Throk
- Qhuds
- Illirs
- Shalnans
- Elkirs
- Pholiels
- Grarqrell
- Aeq’itsXiqeins
- Qhols
- Khut’eots
- Izeoks
- Theeldrih
- Aerli
- Valnads
- Biekvi
- Thongaet
- Gaates
- Kuknuks
- Trisqets
- Vain
- Vuukzad
- Meiltuds
- Lare
- Chonzil
- Singa
- Khottoi
- Scrangrut
- Acrid
- Drerrex
- Enziks
- Druns
- Vuset
- Zachods
- Demphon
- Zenkraik
- Dhomod
- Grauccies
- Tincal
- Vaed
- Groczans
- Qels
- Vus’ill
- Thumphal
- Themmoi
- Sid
- Aqieks
- Throtiell
- Krauqieds
- Thrul
- Thrauven
- Krukkeids
- Marears
- Izo
- Ilphell
- Phoddans
- Ugeaks
- Higik
- Trevoix
- Throgvens
- Vikzaiks
- Qhaz’al
- Imuh
- Enphaell
- Chaegnit
- Vrumnots
- Unnal
- Yaviex
- Cistral
- Zadrix
- Grixeits
- Nizils
- Bheivoi
- Nirlieds
- Songu
- Relphuls
- Rimphith
- Thix
- Thruxuns
- Ghan
- Threnkrel
- Trux’oix
- Lodhan
- Vilkoh
- Thuce
- Duv’ek
- Bhaecen
- Sals
- Guuveods
- Gix’od
- Xundruts
- Scix
- Bihill
- Phimaill
- Memhull
- Kegveaks
- Khiecae
- Vrorloir
- Scor’oiks
- Traqreks
- Scivroits
- Ciqeods
- Hinaer
- Bholed
- Shohraeh
- Bhegret
- Phoduts
- Dax’ek
- Onzeix
- Krestrons
- Vrads
- Izen
- Fiphaid
- Thesnar
- Milkien
- Gravels
- Mechuls
- Scruho
- Kruccen
- Xazuits
- Exods
- Scretieks
- Urnains
- Bhehlo
- Bochos
- Bukraers
- Bhaqo
- Shondrieth
- Crigvok
- Ustriels
- Ven
- Cuqnid
- Thorzoi
- Dhaezun
- Bolvus
- Eerniels
- Raagviels
- Setods
- Stakax
- Aukrik
- Ghusqan
- Gikons
- Haldrers
- Ehleath
- Bhiniet
- Aucoi
- Truns
- Isqe
- Vaxels
- Kans
- Ghuuns
- Stralgeds
- Thozait
- Sainat
- Faida
- Qugnith
- Faimmals
- Trasud
- Krur’ieks
- Strir’ex
- Stroxeoks
- Xav’ud
- Feirains
- Farih
- Buhids
- Xetots
- Lall
- Staczeks
- Troktals
- Scruurkrans
- Zaulzons
- Uqnoix
- Halgro
- Chof’urs
- Ivu
- Ghauhas
- Heqoks
- Graiscaeks
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Alien Dog Names | Popular Male and Female Names
Introduction
For fans of science fiction or just extraterrestrials in general, giving your dog an alien name is a great way to tell others that they are either strange, unique or out of this world — or simply that you’re a fan of the genre. Whatever the case may be, there have been tons of aliens throughout history that have come to light thanks to the entertainment industry and the pop culture that surrounds it.
From legends like Star Trek and Star Wars to lesser-known black and white classic movies like Robot Monster, there are more than enough options for giving your dog an alien name.
When talking about the dogs of science fiction, it’s hard to choose just one. While many aliens are often humanoid or the complete opposite, when dogs happen to be aliens, they’re often easy to spot. Throughout the film, television, and literary history, more than enough famous canine aliens have graced us with their weirdness, so instead of narrowing the options down to a singular extraterrestrial canine, we’re going to highlight a select three of the most interesting.
Although many non-comic book fans may think Superman was just a regular guy who somehow inherited superpowers, it’s often overlooked that he’s actually an alien from the planet Krypton. In a similar fashion, when his canine companion, Krypto, came into being, he shared a similar history as an alien being with a regular appearance but with crazy super-canine powers.
In fact, despite the difference in species, Krypto even shares most of Superman’s powers such as flight and x-ray vision, reinforcing the specific superpowers heroes are imbued with when coming from a single origin.
Much like Krypto, there was another semi-popular dog that came into being around the same time: Lockjaw. Lockjaw was closely tied to the Fantastic Four and although he originally started as a human before being mutated into his canine form by exposure to the Terrigan Mists, he is still known for his ultra-sensitive (and inter-dimensionally capable) nose and ability to teleport through space and time.
Muffit may be one of the strangest we’ve featured on any list. Originally the canine sidekick of Boxey from the first Battlestar Galactica series, Muffit (the daggit, the Battlestar word for dog) was eventually killed by Cylons, shortly before colonial scientists were able to reassemble him Million-Dollar-Man-style, giving him the appearance of a freakish Muppet with fluffy fur and a strange stagger that was largely the product of being acted by a chimpanzee named Evolution.
Although Kazak isn’t always given much page-space, the time-traveling dog does appear in two of Kurt Vonnegut’s most famous novels, The Sirens of Titan and Breakfast of Champions. While descriptions of him are vague in the prior, he is revealed to be a Doberman Pinscher in the latter, one who has transformed from a sci-fi canine companion into a restless and aggressive beast waiting to take a piece of out the narrator, his short appearance wholly representative of the thematic elements Vonnegut layers his books with like thick frosting.
Alien Dog Name Considerations
Coming up with the right alien name for your dog can be tricky business. You’ll obviously want to find one that fits them but suits you as well, so a little thought and research beforehand can help narrow the search more quickly. We suggest starting by making a list of their most defining traits as well as a list of your favorite sci-fi movies, television shows, comics and so on.
Once you’ve done both, identify what aliens exist amongst your favorites, then start to compare characteristics.
For instance, if you’re a fan of Star Trek, you’ll have plenty of options between the characters themselves, like Whorf or Spock, to the species/races they originate from, such as Klingon and Vulcan. Don’t be afraid to go beyond your favorites either. If your dog has particularly long hair or tends to have a strange, throaty howl, then Chewbacca might be a good fit. If they have a huge mouth and tend to eat everything in sight, then maybe the name Audrey would be more suitable.
Start by narrowing down your list to your favorite titles and characters and see what fits best for the pair of you. If you need any further inspiration, don’t hesitate to go back and re-watch or re-read whatever seems the most promising.
| Votes | Name | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| 2 |
Spock The hyper-intelligent pointy-eared Vulcan from Star Trek |
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| 1 |
Marvin After Marvin the Martian, a classic alien cartoon character |
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| 1 |
Critter The large-mouthed, hairy alien from Critters |
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| 1 |
Mac The mysterious alien creature from Mac and Me |
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| 1 |
Groot The tree-looking alien from Guardians of the Galaxy |
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| 1 |
Edgar The awkward farmer-turned-alien from Men in Black |
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| 1 |
Alf The hairy brown Melmacian from the self-titled show |
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| 0 |
Alien A standard for alien names |
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| 0 |
Chewbacca The best and hairiest sidekick around; actually based on George Lucas’s dog |
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| 0 |
Predator The most aptly-titled alien around from the self-toted movie series |
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Nomad After the nomads from Independence Day |
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Jerome After Thomas Jerome Newton, David Bowie’s character from The Man Who Fell to Earth |
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Newton After Thomas Jerome Newton, the humanoid alien from the ’76 classic film |
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Ro-Man After Ro-Man Extension XJ-2 from 1953’s Robot Monster |
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Wiploc The hairy red alien from the comedy Earth Girls Are Easy |
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Conehead After the aptly-titled Coneheads from the self-titled movie |
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Beldar After Beldar, the patriarch of the Coneheads |
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Romulan The humanoid antagonists from Star Trek, especially from Nemesis |
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Klingon The race/species that Whorf from Star Trek is |
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Lectoid After the Red Lectoids from The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai |
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Metalunan The big-brained, claw-handed creatures from This Island Earth |
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Zoidberg The lobster-like alien «doctor» from Futurama |
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Morbo The overly-loud and aggressive news host from Futurama |
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Mork Robin Williams’ alien character from Mork and Mindy |
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Solomon After Dick Solomon, the star of tv comedy Third Rock from the Sun |
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Lrrr The thick, green ruler of Omicron Persei 8 (Futurama) |
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Borg The individualistic race from Star Trek |
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Vulcan The highly-intelligent yet emotionless race from Star Trek |
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Zaphod After Zaphod Beetlebrox from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy |
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Zim After Invader Zim, the hyper little green alien man from the self-titled cartoon |
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Diva The blue tendril-haired singer from The Fifth Element |
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Thing The thing from The Thing, literally |
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Martian After the Martians from Mars Attacks! |
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Kitty The alien from Cocoon |
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Sil The female alien from Species |
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Leeloo The ultra-powerful female alien from The Fifth Element |
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Leela After Turange Leela, the one-eyed alien from Futurama |
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ET The Extra-Terrestrial from the classic movie |
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Yoda The alien Jedi master from Star Wars |
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Neytiri The Na’vi warrior from Avatar |
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Audrey The giant, human-eating plant from Little Shop of Horrors |
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Arachnid The bugs from Starship Troopers |
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Eros The alien from Plan 9 from Outer Space |
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Zeebo The hairy yellow alien from the comedy Earth Girls Are Easy |
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Pygar The winged helpful alien from Barbarella |
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Prymatt After Prymatt, the matriarch from the Coneheads |
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Ming After Ming the Merciless, the alien villain from Flash Gordon |
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Kal-El Superman’s real alien name |
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Yuata After the Yuata from Predator |
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Jeriba After the dinosaur-looking Jeriba «Jerry» Shigan from Enemy Mine |
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Sarris The half-bug, half-reptilian from Galaxy Quest |
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Centauri The aliens from The Last Starfighter |
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Nibbler Leela’s cute but hyper-intelligent pet on Futurama |
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Stitch The little blue creature from Lilo and Stitch |
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Kang After the one-eyed green monster from The Simpsons |
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Kodos The green, one-eyed power hungry aliens from The Simpsons |
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Gazoo After The Great Gazoo, the troublemaking flying alien from The Jetsons |
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Prawn The alien beings from District 9 |
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Xeno After the Xenomorph from the Aliens franchise |
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Ferengi The greedy, big-eared race from Star Trek TNG and DS9 |
Written by a Puggle lover
Jonathan Powell
Published: 12/26/2018, edited: 12/15/2020
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The name Alien: the meaning of the name, origin, fate, character, nationality, translation, spelling
What does the name Alien mean? What does the name Alien mean? What does the name Alien mean for a person? What is the meaning of the name Alien, the origin, fate and nature of the carrier? What nationality is the name Alien? How is the name Alien translated? What is the correct spelling of Alien? Compatibility with the name Alien — a suitable color, amulet stones, patron planet and zodiac sign.
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Contents of the interpretation of the name
Analysis of the name Alien
The name Alien consists of 12 letters. After analyzing the meaning of each letter in the name Alien, you can understand its secret meaning and hidden meaning.
They want to know their true purpose. The desire to improve and improve the world. High intuition, properly manage money. The pursuit of excellence. Change of mood from delight to despondency. 
The work shows diligence. Dislike for work, not causing interest. The presence of a critical mind and a categorical rejection of routine work. Inability to relax in society, constant tension and doubts. The meaning of the name Alien in numerology
Numerology of the name Alien can suggest not only the main qualities and character of a person. But also determine his fate, show success in his personal life, give information about his career, decipher fateful signs and even predict the future.
The number of the name Alien in numerology is 6. The motto of the name Alien and sixes in life: “I am a fighter for justice!”
- Patron planet for the name Alien — Venus.
- Zodiac sign for the name Alien — Taurus and Libra.
- Stones-talismans for the name Alien — apache, red ironstone, carnelian, cat’s eye, citrine, glass, jasper, labradorite, marble, moldavite, onyx, peridot, green sapphire, star sapphire, green tourmaline.
«Six» among the numbers of the numerological core is self-denial, bordering on sacrifice, it is a willingness to serve as a priest to a deity, this is devotion, loyalty and honesty, characteristic of the knights of bygone times and followers of Mother Teresa.
«Six» in the numbers of the name — the Number of Expression, the Number of the Soul and the Number of the external appearance — this is the ability to be faithful to the end, regardless of any circumstances. This is a gift of sympathy and understanding, manifested even in relation to unfamiliar people.
People named Alien and with name number 6 like to be the center of attention, often arrogant and selfish. They usually show concern for others only if it brings them moral satisfaction from their act. There are many people of this number in show business and other public professions.
Number Six is always in search of peace, balance and harmony. A closed number is perceived as a secretive person, it is difficult for others to understand him. Sixes can be spiritually oriented, or immersed in the material world. The number Six gives innate intelligence, all his life he is engaged in self-development and self-improvement. This is a born judge with a keen sense of justice. Often Sixes with the name Alien have an aesthetic taste, good cooks. From classes, art and music are very suitable for her. A sense of justice often takes precedence over practicality. The best cure for all problems for the Six is sports and an active lifestyle. Able to write and speak beautifully.
- Influence of the name Alien on profession and career. What does the number 6 mean when choosing an occupation? For self-realization in professional terms, there are many options. Suitable professions: work related to the enforcement of the law, the judiciary, charity.
- Influence of the name Alien on personal life. The number 6 in numerology means a clear predisposition to long-term stable relationships within the framework of marriage. Despite this, the personal life of people of this vibration is not always successful. And in four cases out of five, the first experience of intimacy with a member of the opposite sex is especially painful. The reason is obvious: there will always be those who want to use the sincere feeling of a kind and naive person to their advantage. Sixes with the name Alien love harmony and know how to sympathize with others, so it’s easy for them to get along with almost everyone. Ideal partners for people with the number 6 will be sixes (the union will turn out to be very harmonious), ones, threes, fours and nines.
What does the number 6 mean when choosing an occupation? For self-realization in professional terms, there are many options. Suitable professions: work related to the enforcement of the law, the judiciary, charity. 
The patron planet of the name Alien
The number 6 for the name Alien means the planet Venus. It is quite natural that representatives of the name Alien with this type are sensual and loving, since Venus is their patron planet. They are so charming that it helps them in very difficult life situations, when it is necessary to show firmness of character and resourcefulness of mind, i.e. qualities that these people do not possess by nature. The owners of the name Alien love everything beautiful, sublime. Often achieve recognition in a particular area of art. They always have enough money for their favorite activities, as they are often married to wealthy people. Outwardly, the owners of the name Alien are very attractive people, they have exquisite taste. They love the weight of the beautiful, but are often arrogant. Often keep up with the times, receptive to everything new. If they are faced with a specific task, they are able to show extraordinary diligence. But most of all, bearers of the name Alien love to indulge in soul and body rest.
The character is peaceful and accommodating. Can get along with any of the nine types.
Signs of the zodiac named Alien
The following zodiac signs are suitable for the name Alien:
Color of the name Alien
Blue color of the name Alien. People with the name Alien, wearing blue, are true friends, they will always come to the rescue, sympathizing and listening, but you won’t be able to wait for real actions and money from them. The fact is that the meaning of the blue color for the name Alien is such that its owner cannot do otherwise — this is inherent in nature, and you cannot argue with it. By the way, very often, due to their inaction, the owners of the Alien name cannot find a tolerant employer, therefore they do not stay in one workplace for a long time, although they are loved and respected in the team — they have many friends among former colleagues. Positive character traits of the name Alien are sociability and loyalty. Negative character traits for the name Alien are laziness and irresponsibility.
How to spell the name Alien
In Russian, the correct spelling of this name is Alien. In English, the name Alien can have the following spelling — Inoplanetnoe.
Video meaning of the name Alien
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Orton, Ah-Ming, Numa… — why do aliens have such strange names?
In the archives of ufologists there are many stories about contactees who allegedly talked with aliens, including those who told them their names.
And very often these were names, as if deliberately bizarre and alien to a person of that nation with whom the stranger communicated.
This strange (and rather lengthy) list includes aliens Orton, Namu of Uni, Ah-Ming of Tarr, Rondoll of Fourth Density, and others.
Is that really their name, or does it mean something more. what might it seem at first glance?
In 1969, the British explorer Nessie Ted Holiday lived for some time in a hotel in Inverness, near the Scottish Loch Ness. During the day, he led excursions around the lake for tourists, and in the evening he returned to his hotel room.
And one day, three nights in a row, on his return, the owner of the hotel told Holiday that while he was away, a certain «Mr. Avol» came to the hotel and demanded to talk to Holiday. Moreover, on each of these three days he came three times within one hour. However, he never left his phone number and only gave a card with his written name.
Now fast-forward across the ocean to the United States, where in the late 1960s and early 1970s anomalous researcher John Keel was studying a creature called the Mothman.
At some point, he ran into a contactee girl named Jill, who claimed that she was communicating with some extraterrestrial creature named Apol or Apal.
Jill herself was rather uneducated and read nothing but comics, but the information that Apol passed through her was striking in its knowledge. He could also predict various events, including plane crashes.
In 1967, an acquaintance of Keel’s named Jay Paro, who worked on radio in New York, suddenly met the Man in Black, who called himself «Mr. Apol». He acted like a typical Man in Black, that is, he was mysteriously threatening and grinning intimidatingly. This happened shortly after Jay saw a UFO in the sky several times.
It was early in the morning when Jay went for a walk. A black Cadillac suddenly stopped next to her and a man in a classic black suit of an outdated cut stepped out of it. The man smiled or smirked eerily, and then shook Jay’s hand and said, «I’m Apol.» His palm was as cold as a corpse’s.
In 1994, Briton Jerry Bunyard came across the Man in Black, who introduced himself as «Mr.
Athol». He was wearing a black crew-neck sweater and black leather pants on a hot summer day.
So Apol, Athol and Avol. Surprisingly similar names. Just a coincidence? We move on.
In 1987, ufologist Whitley Strieber’s book «Communication» was published, in which he studied cases of alien abductions and the phenomenon of contactees. Among other things, he described the story of Truman Beturum, who in the 1950s communicated with a certain alien named Aura Raines, who arrived from the planet Clarion.
Strieber was hooked on this name and decided that it was very similar to the phrase «Aera Reann» (Aerach Reann), which in Gaelic means «Heavenly body in the air.» This term, many centuries ago in Scotland and Ireland, referred to the mysterious cases of fairies who kidnapped men.
In the summer of 1990, there were especially many crop circles in the UK. It was the time of the peak of interest in this phenomenon. Researcher Vanessa Martin spent a week wandering around Wiltshire, trying to solve the riddle of circles, and one day wandered to the ancient standing stones of Avebury.
There, a strange stranger suddenly approached her from somewhere and immediately started a conversation with Vanessa about crop circles, as if he knew who she was and what she was doing. He was dressed in bright white overalls, very clean, and he had long (almost to the waist!) yellowish hair. He resembled outwardly either a very neat hippie or a representative of some sect.
The man introduced himself as «Heyoki» or «Hoyaki». Or Heoika. Do you know who Heyoka is? Esotericists call this a special type of empath. An empath is a person who is able to feel the emotional state of another person. There are many different types of empaths and heyoka is one of the most powerful and «spiritually attuned».
This word «Heyoka» comes from a Native American language where it means «sacred joker» or «fool». However, this, of course, is not about the state of mind of the heyoki himself, but about the fact that he, with the help of some light energy of humor, can open people’s minds and heal them.
