Dryads are beautiful nymphs that resemble women living in the woods, as mentioned in Greek mythology.
Since they are nature's spirits, they own plant-like features such as bark skis, hair of grass, flowers or leaves on their body, and more. These nymphs are exclusively female.
Typically, they are deemed as shy beings, except when they are with their friend, goddess Artemis. Dryads generally possess the trees; however, those living around the river embody bushes and reeds.
These legendary creatures prefer simple life in the lap of nature. However, many of them also throw parties with fairies, satyrs, and leprechauns. Dryads are indeed fascinating, and that’s why we have created an incredible list of dryad names.
Alchemilla(Latin origin), meaning 'using the plant for alchemy', is another soothing name for male dryads.
Moreais the name of another female dryad that lives on mulberry trees.
Pteleaiis another female dryad name that looks simple yet elite.
Bretiaxis another cool male dryad name that won’t fail to flatter anyone with its elite yet plain pronunciation.
Tithoreais a Greek mythical form creature that inhabits Mount of Parnassus, and its name was Neon originally.
Achilleais a Greek origin word meaning 'hero of Trojan war', is another female dryad name you can choose.
Meliae(Greek origin) refers to all tree nymphs who were born from blood drops that fell on Earth when Uranus was castrated.
Epimelidesare also called meliades. These nymphs reside on apple and other fruit trees and are also known as protectors of sheep.
Eratois a Greek origin word that means lovely or poetry of love or lyrics; it is another covetable female dryad name you can pick.
Atlanteiais a hamadryad nymph who escorted King Danaus of Libya. The dryad is mentioned in Greek mythology.
Ampeloiis another female dryad that is mentioned in Greek mythology and lives on grapevines exclusively.
Karyaiis another female dryad name that your kid would love flaunting.
Phigaliahas its origin in the myth of Phigalus, who was a son of Lycaon, which is another female dryad name you can choose.
Daphnaeaeare Greek mythical nymphs that inhabit laurel trees exclusively.
Alseidesis another Greek origin myth that resides on sacred groves specifically.
Juniperis a Latin word that is a blend of two other words meaning evergreen or young producing.
Pteleaiis a dryad of Greek mythology that lives on elm trees. You can choose this name for your child as well.
Epimelidesare dryads of fruit trees, especially apple trees, and they are also called sheep protectors.
Caryatidsare the dryads that live within walnut trees. This is another female dryad name you can pick.
Balanos(Greek origin), meaning 'acorn,' is one of the other splendid dryad names.
Oureais a graceful nymph that means 'long hills and lives in glens of hills'.
Euridiceis a Greek origin word meaning 'wide justice'. She was the wife of Orpheus and a nymph.
Tithoreais another creature from Greek mythology whose original name was Neon and resides on Mount of Parnassus.
Olivisis a name of dryad that inhabits olive trees; it is another cool name you can choose.
Edulis(Latin origin), meaning 'edible,' is another male dryad name you won’t regret choosing.
Igeirosis another female dryad name you can pick for your baby girl.
Ampeloiis a female dryad cited in mythical stories of Greece that live within grapevines.
Meliaeis female dryads that inhabit ash trees and were born when Uranus’s blood fell on the Earth during castration.
Dryopeis a dryad mentioned in Greek mythology which means woodpecker or oak.
Alseidesis a female dryad of Greek mythology that exclusively chooses to live within sacred groves.
Hesperidesis a dryad similar to Epimenides, but they live within golden apple trees.
Sagaritisis another Greek mythical nymph that lives on trees.
Erato(Greek origin), meaning 'lovely' or 'Muse of love poetry and lyrics', is a beautiful name indeed for dryads.
Ptelaican be another enticing female dryad name option you can pick to name our baby girl.
Tithoreais another Phocian nymph from Greek mythology who lived on Mount Parnassus and was earlier called Neon.
Aulonidesare dryads that are cited in Greek mythical stories that reside within glens.
Hollaeis another dryad name for nymphs who live on holy trees.
Caryatidsare another category of female dryads that reside on walnut trees.
Moreameans 'mulberry' or 'Morus', which is a name of female dryads that live on mulberry trees exclusively.
Balanisis another dryad that exclusively lives on ilex, which is mentioned in Greek mythical narratives.
Chrysopeleiais another hamadryad nymph mentioned in Greek mythology.
Epimeliades(Greek origin), meaning 'guardians of the apple tree', is another nymph name you can pick.
Daphaneaeare nymphs mentioned in Greek mythology that reside primarily on laurel trees.
Kraneiais a hamadryad that inhabits cherry trees, is another sweet name for female dryads.
Phigaliais another mythical dryad mentioned in Greek mythological stories.
Dryopeis a Greek-origin word that means 'woodpecker' or 'oak' is the name of Dryope’s daughter, which is another pretty dryad name.
Kissiaeis another aesthetic female dryad name you can choose.
Sykeiis another female dryad name you can choose.
Meliaeis another dryad mentioned in Greek mythology that resides on an ash tree.
Napaiaiis a Greek mythical nymph that inhabits vales; it is another female dryad name you can choose.
Tithoreais another Greek mythical nymph that inhabits Mount of Parnassus and was earlier called Neon.
Chrysopeleia is a hamadryad nymph and wife of the king of Arkadia, and it means 'golden dove'.
Oakeis another female dryad name that your kid will feel proud of.
Eurydiceis a female dryad name you can pick for a child.
Nymphai Aigeroiis a female dryad mentioned in Greek mythical stories that live within black poplars.
Eurydice(Greek origin), meaning 'wide' or 'prevailing justice', is a name often given to girls interested in art.
Kissiaeis another female dryad name that is cited in Greek mythological narratives.
Igeirosis one of the aesthetic dryad names that you can choose for a tree nymph.
Aulonidesare nymphs of glens, which is another name you can choose for your baby girl as well.
Chrysopeleiais a hamadryad nymph that is specifically elaborated in Lycophron scribed by John Tzetzes.
Epimelidesis another dryad mentioned in Greek mythology which resides on trees of apples or other fruit trees and reeds.
Iris(Greek origin), meaning 'goddess of the rainbow', is another pretty dryad name that seems an irresistible option to choose.
Balanosword originates from Greek, which means 'acorn', is another name you can choose.
Phoebeis another female dryad who is also mentioned as a concubine of Danaus in Greek mythology.
Olivis(Atin origin), meaning the 'olive tree', is a name of dryad that lives within olive trees.
Atlanteiais a female dryad that is mentioned in Greek mythological narratives as a concubine of Danaus.
Sileneis a Latin word that means feast that can move; it is another female dryad name you can choose.
Napaiaiis a dryad mentioned in Greek mythology that inhabits vales specifically.
Meliaeis the dryads that reside on ash trees. This is another pretty female dryad name you choose.
Sykeiis another dryad of Greek mythology that inhabits fig trees especially.
Quinata(Black origin), meaning 'the strong heart,' is another perky male dryad name you can pick.
Preadsis another female dryad name you can choose to name your baby girl too.
Hesperidesare a type of Epimelide dryads that usually live on mythical trees of golden apples.
Phoebeis another Greek mythical nymph who is also a daughter of Leucippus.
Hollis(English origin), meaning 'one who dwells on holly trees', is another beautiful male tree nymph name.
Oake(English origin), meaning 'oak tree', is the name of a dryad that inhabits oak trees.
Balanisis another Greek nymph that inhabits the ilex, specifically.
Sykeiis mythical nymphs that live on fig trees; this is another female dryad name you can select.
Willoais a male dryad name for nymphs that inhabit willow trees, hence the name Willoa.
Sagaritisis another name for hamadryads alluded to in Greek mythology.
Kraneiaiis female dryads mentioned in Greek mythology that specifically live on cherry trees.
Kryaiis another female dryad that lives within hazel-nut trees, specifically.
Phigaliais inspired by the myth of Phigalus, son of Lycaon, mentioned in Greek mythology.
