names that came from fiction

One example is 'Sherlock'. It comes from the famous Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle. Sherlock is known for his brilliant detective skills.

There are many characters in web novels whose names are derived from poems. 1 Purple Frost 2 Wild Goose 3 Traceless 4 Flowing Clouds 5 Broken Dreams Misty Rain 7 Frost 8 Falling Leaves 9 Flying Flowers Sword Aura Qingfeng Snow Falling 13 Soul-burning Sunset Frost Blade Sword God Snow Lotus Goose Falling Island Sword Courage and Zither Heart Misty Rain Jiangnan Of course, there were many other examples of names in web novels that came from poems.

They have influenced a lot. For example, the name 'Arya' from 'A Song of Ice and Fire' has become more popular. Parents like to choose such names as they often carry a sense of adventure and strength.

It's fiction. 'What Came from the Stars' typically falls into the realm of fictional works, creating imaginative and often fantastical scenarios.

Some well - known demon names from fiction include Azazel. It often appears in various mythologies and fictional works as a powerful and often malevolent entity.

One example is the communicator in "Star Trek", which inspired the development of modern mobile phones. They share the basic concept of being able to communicate wirelessly over long distances.

The book 'What Came from the Stars' is fiction. It likely features made-up characters, settings, and events that are not based on real-life facts or experiences.

One 'J' name from science fiction could be 'Jake Sisko' from 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine'.

In the Narnia series, there is a white horse named Bree. He was a very proud and talkative horse who played an important role in the adventures. He was one of the first talking horses the children met in Narnia.

One example is the communicator in 'Star Trek' which inspired the modern mobile phone. It was a small device that allowed for instant communication over long distances. Another is the holographic technology often seen in science fiction movies like 'Star Wars'. Now we have some basic forms of holographic displays in certain applications. And self - driving cars were also a concept in science fiction for a long time, and now they are becoming a reality on our roads.