Get Your Pirate Name Here:

Use your initials and birth month to reveal your pirate name!

How it works

1. First letter of your FIRST name → First Word

2. First letter of your LAST name → Second Word

3. Your birth month → Title
   Put them together: Title + First Word + Second Word
   Example: Captain Jolly Parrot

First Name Initial → First Word

A – Barnacle
B – Black
C – Calico
D – Dark
E – Emerald
F – Fearless
G – Golden
H – Hook
I – Iron
J – Jolly
K – Kraken
L – Long
M – Merry
N – No-Beard
O – One-Eyed
P – Pegleg
Q – Quick
R – Red
S – Salty
T – Thunder
U – Undersea
V – Valiant
W – Windy
X – X-Mark
Y – Yellow
Z – Zigzag

Last Name Initial → Second Word

A – Anchor
B – Beard
C – Cutlass
D – Doubloon
E – Eyepatch
F – Flint
G – Galleon
H – Hook
I – Island
J – Jetty
K – Keg
L – Ledger
M – Matey
N – Nets
O – Ocean
P – Parrot
Q – Quarterdeck
R – Rudder
S – Seahawk
T – Treasure
U – Undertow
V – Voyage
W – Whiskers
X – Xebec
Y – Yardarm
Z – Zephyr

Birth Month → Title

January – Captain
February – Quartermaster
March – Buccaneer
April – Navigator
May – Helmsman/Helmswoman
June – Lookout
July – Helmswoman/Helmsman
August – Swashbuckler
September – First Mate
October – Corsair
November – Deckhand
December – Admiral

Tip: Make crew name tags and introduce yourselves with your pirate names!

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