Myrval

Myrval is a proper noun that appears in various fictional and speculative contexts. There is no widely recognized real-world place or person by that name, and the term is most often encountered in fantasy and science fiction as a name for locations, characters, or organizations.

In fictional settings, Myrval is commonly employed as a place name, sometimes representing a town, region, fortress, or coastal settlement. The exact portrayal varies by work, but such names are typically chosen to convey a medieval or mythic atmosphere and are often part of broader world-building schemes.

As a personal name, Myrval appears as a surname or given name for characters in novels, games, or role-playing guides. In these contexts it is usually presented without a fixed lineage or history, allowing authors to assign backstory as needed.

Etymology and usage notes: Myrval is a constructed toponym without a single authoritative etymology. Its components resemble familiar elements used in fantasy naming, such as syllables that suggest geography or heritage, but no standard meaning is attached across uses.

See also: Val, Vale, and other fantasy toponym components like -val or -vale; related phonetic elements such as Myr or Myrrh.