Ben Creisler
The name Necromantis would come directly from Ancient Greek, meaning a "necromancer" (not "death eater")
*nekromantis*Â necromancer
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*dikhasteres* in Greek means "incisors" (plural), with singular form *dikhaster*
The prefix "a" means "no, without" so *adichaster* would mean "no incisor" or "without incisor"--which would seem to fit with the text in German in the link:
"Darauf folgt dann die sehr grosse Alveole des Canins, doch von etwaigen Incisiven ist vor ihm keine Spur zu sehen."
[This is followed by the very large alveolus of the canine, but no trace of any incisors can be seen in front of it.]
So *Necromantis adichaster* would mean something like "necromancer without incisor"Â
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