This gives the list of characters from “a” to “z”:

RandomChoice chooses a random character from the list. Each time you run the code, you get a different choice:

This gives a list of 6 random characters:

Make a list of the vowels and give it the name vowels:

Using the name vowels is the same as using the list:

Complement gives all of the elements of the first list that are not in the second list. For example:

The consonants are the letters that are not vowels:

This gives a random consonant:

This gives a random vowel:

String together consonants and vowels in a list to make random “words”:

Table makes lists of things.

This makes a list of 4 random consonants:

This makes a list of 4 consonant-vowel lists:

Flatten flattens out the sublists:

StringJoin joins text strings in a list into a single text string:

Use it to make a word out of a list of random letters:

Change the size of text with Style. This writes “wolfram” in 40-point text (a point is a printer’s measure equal to 1/72 inch):

Write a random word in 40-point text:

Column formats lists of things as columns:

Make a list of 6 random names:

Use Column to format the names in a column:

Deploy the random name code to the Wolfram Cloud, where anyone can use it:

Click the link in the output to visit the site. Refresh the page in your browser to get a new random name.

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