Got a badass Khajiit character but not sure what to call them? If you want a huge number of Khajiit names that are true to naming conventions, then you’re in the right place!
We’ve got a massive list of names, put together by a Khajiit name generator with a staggering 3.6 million possibilities! Roll the dice, and see what you come up with.
Contents
A (Very) Brief Outline of the Khajiit
Naming Conventions
Honorifics
Name Generator
Female Names
Male Names
Last Names
NPCs From Arena and Daggerfall
NPCs From Oblivion and Skyrim
To choose the perfect name, whether you aim to play as a badass, a merchant, a warrior, or a thief, first you must understand a little about the Khajiit.
The Khajiit – A (Very) Brief Outline
The Khajiit are intelligent and agile, cat-like people. They are excellent acrobats, make great thieves, and hold their own as incredible warriors.
They are an ancient race, native to Elsweyr from before the first Mer or Men alighted on Tamriel.
The difference in Khajiit anatomy from the other races of Tamriel has sadly led to racial discrimination, which hasn’t been helped by the thievery and drug addictions that many succumb to.
Khajiit Naming Conventions
A Khajiit usually adds an honorific to their name – more commonly males than females – which is generally ascribed to their age, social status, and skills/talents.
Some choose to fly under the radar and leave themselves ambiguously without an honorific.
Khajiit Honorifics
Khajiit names often contain a prefix or suffix, known as an honorific. It is a title like Dr., Mr, Mrs., etc, except it gives more detail.
Some are given as feminine or masculine, but you can see both male and female NPC’s with most of them throughout the Elder Scrolls universe. It is more common to find a male with an honorific than a female.
A Khajiit generally uses just one honorific at a time. To use more is considered either prideful or ignorant.
To choose, or not choose, an honorific: Roll the dice – 1=Yes, 2=No. If you get a yes, roll again from 1 to 10 and identify the randomly selected honorific.
| Masculine | Feminine | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 – dar | 1 – daro | Intelligent, lithe-tongued, quick-witted and nimble-fingered. |
| 2 – do | 2 – do | Renowned fighter or warrior. Mainly male. |
| 3 – dro | 3 – dra | Wise elder. |
| 4 – jo | 4 – ko | Scholarly and illustrious. A mage, physician or healer. |
| 5/6 – ja/ji | ––– | Unmarried, young adult. Abreviated to “j” sometimes. |
| ––– | 5 – la | Unmarried, virgin. |
| 7 – ma | 6 – ma | Child or apprentice. Abreviated to “m” sometimes. |
| 8 – ra | 7 – ra | Leader of military, merchants or governors. Mainly male. Abreviated to “r” sometimes. |
| 9 – ri | 8 – ri | Rare: Great leader, chief, king, Mane. |
| 10 – sa | 9 – sa | Adult. Abreviated to “s” sometimes. |
| ––– | 10 – ka | Unknown. |
Khajiit Name Generator
Use the random die roller provided at the top of each list to pick a number, and use the name associated with that number. The number of “dice-sides” is given at the top of each post.
Female Khajiit Names
There is something ultimately feminine about a feline character, perhaps from the graceful way they move, or their softness.
Whatever the reason, don’t mistake their grace and softness for weakness, for it is in these traits that the female Khajiit carry their strength.
Pick a random number between 1 and 200, or just read through the female Khajiit names to choose from. If you wish, you may choose and add a last name.
- Harrasha
- Rabissa
- Shumada
- Kisila
- Shunassa
- Kiani
- Ahkala
- Azijirra
- Shivjjan
- J’ena
- Inerassi
- Anurlani
- Ekaplani
- Ashissa
- Atahtima
- Adanhasa
- Kishahin
- Dar’lajma
- Vanjasa
- Harariba
- Ra’zita
- Khayeena
- J’aji
- M’rashi
- Nahrasha
- Ra’dahra
- Affrari
- Ma’ahra
- Zabharji
- Ra’hasa
- Ahndavi
- Ji’jadhi
- Baiajma
- Chirira
- Qa’ranirr
- Ahdinna
- Atrayla
- Kisiasa
- Zaynhinda
- Shahana
- Abaniranirr
- Ahnafeliz
- Aravri
- Shurba
- Vanjvani
- Shaba
- Ahjizda
- Vanjpi
- Zahrherra
- La’ahra
- Shunrrina
- Idhasuna
- Adaia
- Elasi
- Ahzuki
- Chirini
- Vajia
- Tsavabi
- Shohasa
- Ineria
- Shunara
- Shunabi
- Inernja
- Ra’arji
- Shomashi
- Fanabi
- Chirhinda
- Ji’dahra
- S’hi
- Taldrashi
- Shamisa
- Qa’sha
- Zaynkhtar
- Unjaasi
- Ainaaba
- Ji’ni
- Dar’abi
- Ayiyla
- Dra’dahra
- Chiadhi
- Ahkhinda
- Arashima
- Zahia
- Faassa
- Harainna
- Ra’hiranirr
- Bhusura
- Rabirrina
- Ra’zhinda
- Ma’rasha
- Addhasma
- Ahzraji
- Shavlani
- Shomia
- Bhissrin
- Ayiuki
- Anjarra
- Ajila
- Vajhvari
- Tsarrashi
- Tsavadhi
- Soraji
- Atahnji
- Jo’arra
- Shurahna
- Ayisaranji
- Aani
- Ahkara
- Adanhila
- Chirmuzi
- Mojjan
- Shamhni
- Vajhhinda
- Shabni
- Ji’rra
- Shoena
- Adanva
- Anurena
- Monja
- Tsraamla
- Ji’feliz
- Talya
- Inerisi
- Daro’hira
- Ra’nari
- Nahsnji
- Addhyla
- S’hba
- Adhani
- Dahlmara
- M’dasha
- Ma’rra
- Azizura
- Tsavasa
- Shabhasa
- Droeena
- Nahstherra
- Ra’nji
- Shaazda
- Ahdnji
- Anurhasa
- Ubaaahin
- Rariba
- Inenita
- J’irra
- Ra’zami
- Inorssi
- Ahkeena
- Soini
- Bahrassa
- Ahkaisi
- Khamya
- Adhva
- Dar’muzi
- Dro’dahra
- Dar’iranirr
- Yuszami
- Ji’eena
- Ri’ivva
- Khazlajma
- Ajirahni
- Zabhnita
- Ja’aba
- Abandahna
- Bhisraji
- M’ara
- Kisiahni
- Ahdnshima
- Ahdrdrashi
- Abhura
- Affnara
- Ji’iranirr
- Ahjiisa
- Shotdahna
- Qa’jadhi
- Ashirra
- Shalani
- M’ada
- Kishidasha
- Do’arra
- Shiadhi
- Ja’nari
- Adhahrazad
- Atrasuna
- Ahzieena
- Aravasa
- Kisezhinda
- M’assi
- Shiazami
- Yushri
- J’vari
- Kaaahna
- Ahdrraji
- Tsiila
- Ahjaheh
- Atahzhinda
- Ahdahin
- Aravnjarsi
- Tsababi
- Ahznji
Male Khajiit Names
Rippling, feline muscles under dragonscale armor, with the ability of the Dohvahkiin. Now that’s power!
Remember that you can add an honorific before or after any of the 200 female or male Khajiit names, multiplying the name possibilities by 20 for each gender.
Pick a random number between 1 and 200, or just choose your favorite from the list below:
- Hushasta
- Helnazha
- Jo’orad
- Jo’arkhu
- Ak’arkhu
- Ab’ha
- S’athra
- Ransiri
- Khasaad
- J’zahn
- Dro’dara
- Sinirr
- Khazaka
- Mojaaj-Dar
- Wadzahn
- Therkhar
- Ri’siri
- Hassdarsha
- Urjadumiwa
- Joszakar
- Ab’anni
- Dra’ir
- Ma’nir
- Bhirassa
- M’jirr
- Wadaakha
- Khangil
- Ji’agh
- Shasakhar
- K’andra
- Naesi
- Ji’shajirr
- Hustasarr
- Hasiska
- Zoarraym
- Wadren-Dar
- Mojagh
- Dar’fer
- Jodanni
- Khaakha
- Jotoiska
- Urjokarim
- Urjaanni
- Ji’siri
- Jotarr
- Za’marash
- Kesidzo
- Dar’raska
- M’zah
- Ja’ngil
- Urjren-Dar
- Zan’akha
- Ko’virr
- Ma’ren-Dar
- Ja’ari
- Josha
- Ranlima
- Jobazahn
- Jodhar
- M’zahn
- Jo’ava
- Sholarr
- Vashdar
- Sholnor
- Baadasha
- Akh’orad
- Sinari
- Mohamjahirr
- Za’zaymar
- Dahkothre
- Fa’shavir
- Vasjahirr
- S’ava
- Shoirr
- Kazakir
- Dar’ari
- Urjoara
- Dro’fazir
- Wadzaka
- Jo’dirsha
- J’dargo
- Jodaasha
- Qa’nir
- Zoafer
- Jodhzhid
- Ko’adirr
- Dahlorad
- Ja’athad
- Zan’raska
- Hasmed
- Do’zhirr
- Jodmed
- Za’qanar
- Jotvassa
- Ko’saad
- Omhani
- Shazah
- Ri’tesh
- Urjarassa
- Urjadar
- Wadakothre
- Josbil
- Daro’aana
- Dahlato
- K’noud
- J’tasarr
- Keshngil
- Fa’akha
- Thearr-Jo
- Ja’had
- Shair
- M’tasarr
- Sholsha
- Sindul
- Jo’han
- Joshkheran
- Ko’soud
- Zan’tabe
- Jotato
- J’zah
- Za’nor
- M’dul
- Ranasakhar
- Qa’shavir
- Qa’in-Dar
- Akh’ha
- Ji’ir
- Khazah
- Bhijirr
- Ak’zaadha
- S’shajirr
- Bhiraska
- Do’iska
- Wadtasarr
- Naorad
- Vashtaba
- Jotir
- Modara
- Baaesi
- Ji’sien
- Dahari
- Jotfer
- Jotodara
- S’nor
- Qa’harr
- Ji’ari
- Bhisshanji
- S’aana
- Mohamder
- Amjirr
- Thendargo
- Ab’barri
- Ma’esi
- Ra’athad
- Zan’argo
- Jodhkir
- R’akha
- M’andra
- Bhisdumiwa
- J’kar
- R’dar
- Keskothre
- Akh’abhi
- Najahirr
- Bhitesh
- Urjkheran
- Kazadul
- Moar
- Zan’shavir
- Dra’andra
- Helaasha
- Urjaaj-Dar
- Rankar
- Ma’orad
- Wadahan
- Do’sha
- Natesh
- Dahlhad
- Ma’aaj-Dar
- K’dumiwa
- Do’argo
- Wadier
- Dro’idzo
- Ma’andra
- Jo’athad
- Kharnor
- Bhiskothre
- Urjgh
- Jobaren-Dar
- Ji’jhan
- Bhikar
- Khaarkhu
- Keshzaymar
- Urjodran
- Qa’urabi
- Wadatabe
- J’hani
- Mojnor
- Dar’tabe
- Dar’jhan
Khajiit Last Names
Depending on which era or region the Khajiit originates from, they may have a family name.
Because of the similarity, you would do well with any last name of African or Arabic descent, but to save you the trouble of looking, we have gathered the best 200 Khajiit last names for you.
Pick a random number between 1 and 200, ignore this list entirely, or pick a last name that complements the first name you chose earlier.
- Sahmnin
- Ravivandi
- Tovikbari
- Kahratani
- Sirakar
- Barahirin
- Rostee
- Rawidawihn
- Mahristavir
- Tarvakdhari
- Zakpoor
- Marahdawihn
- Sajilrabi
- Rouonihr
- Zahhirn
- Sihghar
- Zahrabi
- Hammubus
- Khanjhior
- Sajilspoor
- Raimahni
- Hannuhir
- Sahkahr
- Zahrabbi
- Sajilonihr
- Khanaihn
- Kihrnair
- Katannil
- Boorakar
- Hammuohin
- Kharbihrith
- Siraohin
- Mahradir
- Zahmanrin
- Ahrnair
- Rodawi
- Zahjrabbi
- Rahkstahe
- Kihior
- Sijbus
- Hannurabi
- Khanjtani
- Solmnihn
- Hammuhirn
- Mahrstavir
- Solbussi
- Hammubihrith
- Kahramanni
- Sarabihrri
- Mahrbes
- Tawaknmin
- Sijrabbi
- Kijirabi
- Solkar
- Javadavi
- Ahrmnihn
- Rohior
- Mahribihrri
- Ravispoor
- Tavaktanni
- Mahridawi
- Ahnai
- Kharstavir
- Rotamil
- Sijspaer
- Mahbihrith
- Ravihasin
- Havnuani
- Soloni
- Jarbusihr
- Xanaihn
- Rainai
- Jartamil
- Solstavir
- Zahjonihr
- Sakar
- Havnugandihr
- Marahstahe
- Rajivdawihn
- Rahkstavir
- Sinaihn
- Khamahni
- Sahtanni
- Sajmhan
- Zahdawihn
- Tawakmnin
- Sajnai
- Mahrihirn
- Mahbihrri
- Barastee
- Raibusihr
- Bahrajavandi
- Hannumnihn
- Tavakstae
- Sohlmhan
- Rojkahr
- Tovikgandihr
- Sajkar
- Salhir
- Sahani
- Sohlbiri
- Zahmnin
- Siravanadi
- Sajilstavir
- Kamnirn
- Zahjhasin
- Mahtani
- Saraghar
- Siravandi
- Kihronihr
- Zahnair
- Sarabari
- Xahirin
- Tarvakdawi
- Rawitannil
- Solstahe
- Roukahr
- Rostavir
- Rahkdavi
- Rawihasin
- Tawakstee
- Ahmanni
- Tawakoni
- Jamanni
- Salhan
- Jahkdawi
- Hammugandihr
- Kinair
- Soldawi
- Mahrkahr
- Sohlbari
- Rajivhan
- Xagandihr
- Mahrkaron
- Mahtamil
- Tavaktamil
- Boorakpoor
- Zahvanadi
- Xabari
- Hamnustee
- Rojhirn
- Kadavi
- Javamhan
- Astahe
- Zaani
- Roustee
- Ahrspaer
- Khaoni
- Mahrigarvi
- Mahohin
- Rajivtanni
- Ahjkar
- Bavamanni
- Sohlnaihn
- Ahmnin
- Sastee
- Ahkaron
- Zahhasin
- Zahirin
- Zaspaer
- Hannuhirn
- Sajilbari
- Kanahir
- Khatamil
- Jahktanni
- Kharkar
- Booraradir
- Ahrkar
- Sajtanni
- Mahrhan
- Rojvandi
- Tovikmanni
- Hammuhan
- Marahmanni
- Kharstahe
- Sijmnin
- Zahdawi
- Rahkmanni
- Rawispoor
- Sijmnihn
- Tovikstae
- Jartanni
- Rajivbihrith
- Hamnuvadni
- Kijikahr
- Rahkrabbi
- Sarastavir
- Havnuvandi
- Sirahaan
- Zahtannil
- Kibari
- Zadawi
- Mahnahir
- Xamanrin
- Ahrstavir
- Sistee
- Tovikmhan
- Tavakvadni
- Kibihrith
- Dar’jhan
Elder Scrolls Khajiit Names: NPCs in Arena and Daggerfall
The Khajiit have appeared in the Elder Scrolls from the very beginning, with Arena. The Khajiit names from Arena and Daggerfall consisted solely of a suffix and a prefix.
For males, there are 15 prefixes and 16 suffixes, so you have a possible 15×16=240 names.
For females, there are 15 prefixes and 15 suffixes, adding a further 15×15=225 first names to the list.
Here are the possible affixes:
| Male | |
|---|---|
| Prefix | Suffix |
| Ab’ | ar |
| Ak’ | bar |
| Akh’ | bil |
| Am | der |
| Fa’ | dul |
| Hus | gh |
| Mo | ir |
| Moham | kir |
| Moj | med |
| Na | nir |
| Om | noud |
| Sha | sien |
| Sin | soud |
| Za’ | taba |
| Zan’ | tabe |
| urabi | |
| Female | |
| Prefix | Suffix |
| A | ahin |
| Azi | ahni |
| Ela | feliz |
| Fa | hana |
| Kha | heh |
| Ki | hrazad |
| Mo | jjan |
| Na | khtar |
| Ra | nita |
| Ri | raya |
| Sa | riba |
| Sha | shima |
| So | srin |
| Ta | tima |
| Za | zita |
Elder Scrolls Khajiit Names: NPCs in Skyrim and Oblivion
| Female NPC | From | About/Location |
|---|---|---|
| Yushi | Oblivion | Devout worshipper of Daedric Prince Molag Bal |
| S’Krivva | Oblivion | Doyen for the thieves guild |
| Abhuki | Oblivion | Faregyll Inn’s innkeeper |
| Zahrasha | Oblivion | Helps each new mage at the Arcane University forge their staff |
| Ahjazda | Oblivion | Shivering Isles |
| S’jirra | Oblivion | Stays at the Faregyll Inn and claims to make famous potato bread |
| Ahjisi | Skyrim | Bandit – Hunters of Hircine |
| Tsrasuna | Skyrim | Bandit – Hunters of Hircine |
| Ra’zhinda | Skyrim | Caravan guard |
| Tsavani | Skyrim | Cook in the Thalmor Embassy |
| Khayla | Skyrim | Guard with Ri’saad |
| Shavari | Skyrim | Spy for the Thalmor |
| Ahkari | Skyrim | Trader |
| Atahbah | Skyrim | Trader |
| Male NPC | Origin | About/Location |
| M’aiq the Liar | ES:III, IV, V | A comical source of misinformation |
| J’skar | Oblivion | Bruma Mages Guild |
| Ra’Jahirr | Oblivion | Leyawiin |
| Bhisha | Oblivion | Shivering Isles |
| Kishashi | Oblivion | Shivering Isles |
| Ma’zaddha | Oblivion | Shivering Isles |
| Ranarr-Jo | Oblivion | Shivering Isles |
| Ra’jhera the Keeneye | Oblivion | Works for Kurdan gro-Dragol |
| Ma’dran | Skyrim | Traveling merchant |
| J’zargo | Skyrim | Apprentice at the College of Winterhold |
| J’datharr | Skyrim | Assassin for the Thalmor |
| Ra’jirr | Skyrim | Attempts to banish the Pale Lady |
| J’Kier | Skyrim | Bandit – Hunters of Hircine |
| Ra’kheran | Skyrim | Bandit – Hunters of Hircine. Oblivion: Apostle in The Howling Halls |
| Ma’tasarr | Skyrim | Bandit – Hunters of Hircine, deceased |
| J’zhar | Skyrim | Brother of J’darr, deceased |
| J’darr | Skyrim | Found in the Alftand glacial ruins. |
| Vasha | Skyrim | Held hostage by Astrid |
| Ma’zaka | Skyrim | Keeper of Solitude Lighthouse |
| Kesh the Clean | Skyrim | Lone worshiper at the Shrine to Peryite |
| Ri’saad | Skyrim | Traveling caravaner, alongside Ma’randru-jo |
| Ma’randru-jo | Skyrim | Traveling caravaner, alongside Ri’saad |
| Ma’jhad | Skyrim | Traveling warrior |
| Kharjo | Skyrim | Warrior, works as a guard with Dro’marash |
| Dro’marash | Skyrim | Warrior, works with Kharjo |
We hope you have enjoyed finding some of the many possible Khajiit names that the name generator has brought to you, as much as we enjoyed putting them all together!
If you would rather trod off the beaten path and find a cute cat name, or maybe a funny name using a cat pun name.
Disclaimer: This is not an official elder scrolls name generator, but it stays as true to the Khajiit naming conventions as possible.
Let us know which name caught your eye, or whether you have invented your own. We love all thing’s naming and it would be great to hear from you!
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