How to pronounce

Feyre

To pronounce "Feyre," start by making the "f" sound. This is done by pressing your top teeth against your bottom lip. Then, transition into the "ay" sound, which is made by opening your mouth halfway and slightly raising your tongue towards the roof of your mouth. Lastly, end with the "r" sound, which is made by vibrating your tongue against the roof of your mouth.

British pronunciation: /feər/ (pronounced like "fair" without the "i")

American pronunciation: /feɪr/ (pronounced like "fay" with an "r" at the end)

Definition of

Feyre

Feyre (noun): a name of Celtic origin meaning "fair" or "bright".

- As a proper noun, Feyre is a character from the fantasy novel series "A Court of Thorns and Roses" by Sarah J. Maas.
- As a common noun, feyre can also refer to a fairy or ethereal being in Celtic folklore.

Example of use for the proper noun version:

"I love Feyre's character development throughout the series."

Example of use for the common noun version:

"Legend says that feyres were known to trick travelers with their mesmerizing beauty."

What does it mean

Feyre

Frequently asked questions

How do you say Feyre correctly?

To pronounce Feyre correctly, say 'FAY-ruh.' Focus on emphasizing the first syllable. You can use Pronounce AI to hear native- or character-inspired pronunciations, and then practice by repeating and recording yourself on getpronounce.com.

Is Feyre a common name in English?

Feyre is not a common English name. It’s primarily recognized from Sarah J. Maas’s “A Court of Thorns and Roses” series, where it’s the protagonist’s name. Beyond this popular usage, Feyre is considered a unique, fantasy-inspired name.

What is the origin of Feyre?

The name Feyre was created by author Sarah J. Maas for her fantasy novels. It’s not derived from a specific historical or linguistic root, but draws inspiration from folklore and a sense of magic, making it rare outside of the fictional context.