There are a few names that translate directly to "lost soul." Casimiro is a male name of Polish origin meaning "lost wanderer." It stems from the Latin word "casus," meaning "fall" or "misfortune."
Another name is Avalos, often used as a surname but sometimes seen as a first name as well. It originated from the Spanish region of Asturias and translates to "one who wanders lost." ☹️ The name likely referred to someone who was separated or exiled from their homeland.
Errante is an occasional name used in Spanish and Italian that means "wandering" or "lost." It gives a sense of aimlessness or lack of direction. 路‍♀️Similarly, Errant in English carries the meaning of "wandering from the proper path." 👣
Beyond literal translations, some names indirectly suggest a "lost soul" theme through their meanings or cultural associations. Caleb for example means "dog" or "faithful" in Hebrew, but it has taken on a more mystical association over time. In folklore, Calebs were said to be men who wandered the earth as faithful companions despite losing their humanity. 🐶
Another name hinting at a lost soul identity is Cain. Of course it stems from the biblical figure who murdered his brother Abel and was condemned to a life of roaming. 😨 While the name Cain no longer carries such heavy religious baggage for most, it retains an aura of someone cast out and wandering aimlessly.
Names like Phoenix or even Ashen additionally connect to ideas of loss, rebirth and transformation through fire. 🔥Phoenix refers to the mythical bird that is reborn from the ashes, Ashen means light gray like ashes. Both hint at someone profoundly changed by loss or trauma.
So in summary, while few names literally mean "lost soul," some tap into cultural associations with wandering, exile, loss of direction or profound change to indirectly evoke the concept of a wandering or unsettled spiritual identity. 六‍羚 - https://impeccablenestdesign.com/name-meaning/names-meaning-lost-soul-finding-the-perfect-name-for-your-baby/