What are good names for a teacher in a story about magic?

Merlinor. A blend of 'Merlin' and a creative suffix. It gives the idea of a teacher who is a master of magic like Merlin in Arthurian legends.

Mr. Snape. He is a complex character. In the story, he might seem cold at first, but later the students will find out that he has his own reasons and deep love for the school and students. He is very strict in potions class but also extremely knowledgeable.

Mystic Hollow. 'Mystic' gives the sense of mystery which is often associated with magic, and 'Hollow' gives a feeling of a secluded, perhaps hidden place where magic can thrive without the interference of the outside world. In this town, there could be hidden caves filled with magical artifacts and secret spells.

Miss Green. It gives an impression of freshness and nature, like a new start in learning. Also, Mr. Brown. Brown is a common and warm color, representing stability and reliability which are good traits for a teacher.

Mr. Shield. It gives the impression of someone who can protect and defend, just like a shield.

For a story, you could use the name Mrs. Bright. 'Bright' can signify intelligence and a positive attitude, which are great qualities for a teacher. Mr. Strong is also a good name. It might suggest that the teacher is strong - willed and able to support the students through difficulties. Additionally, Miss Harmony. This name represents the idea of creating a harmonious learning environment.

Mr. Smith. It's a simple and common name that gives an image of an ordinary yet reliable teacher.

Mr. Thompson. It's a classic and simple name that gives an image of a reliable and experienced teacher. He could be strict but fair in the story.

Miss Garcia. She is a young and enthusiastic teacher, full of new teaching ideas, which makes the class very interesting. For example, she might organize outdoor study trips to let students learn in nature.

Spellweaver. It directly relates to the act of weaving spells, which is a key aspect of magic in fantasy. Another option is Mysticstone. It gives a sense of mystery and a connection to something solid and ancient, like a magical stone. And then there's Enchanter's End. It has a bit of a dark and mysterious edge, as if the family has some sort of connection to the end of enchanters or some deep magic.