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Too pretentious and too British. And as someone of Eastern European ancestry, I don't understand how James Bond managed to think this was a real Eastern European last name - it isn't!
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This is a name that appears in Dragon Age. I am not sure how to indicate that it should be tagged for that, but I have seen the tag for "Dragon Age Characters" before and said tag was not on this name, so I thought I would point it out. Trevelyan is the name of the family the player character belongs to in Dragon Age: Inquisition if said PC is a human.
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The family name originates from St Veep, Cornwall as per Doomsday book entry. Meaning of the name is "Homestead of Elian".
The heraldic achievements of the Trevelyan family reflect claims that they were descended from the only survivor of the destruction of Lyonesse who escaped on the back of a white horse. The Trevelyan's have a white horse rising out of the waves for their arms.
Family motto "Tyme Tryeth Troth".
Proud to have the surname and live in Cornwall (1 of the 6 Celtic nations)!
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The heraldic achievements of the Trevelyan family reflect claims that they were descended from the only survivor of the destruction of Lyonesse who escaped on the back of a white horse. The Trevelyan's have a white horse rising out of the waves for their arms.
Family motto "Tyme Tryeth Troth".
Proud to have the surname and live in Cornwall (1 of the 6 Celtic nations)!
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Trevelyan is a noble house in the world of Dragon Age. If the player character in Dragon Age: Inquisition is human, he/she will have the surname Trevelyan.
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Kudos to the makers of "GoldenEye" for giving its villain an ethnically English surname that sounds Armenian/Eastern European (since his parents were supposed to have been Cossacks). Not sure I'd ever use this name, though.
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Alec Trevelyan is the villain in the James Bond movie, GoldenEye.
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The name sounds okay, but it is a little awkward for me to say.
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This name seems very "ethnic" sounding to me.
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Captain Clive Trevelyan was the victim in Agatha Christie's 'The Sittaford Mystery' (alternate title: 'Murder at Hazelmoor').
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Trevelyan is the hero of Jude Deveraux's The Duchess.
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