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#warrior cats#some i didnt add bc of space are like#cloud sky storm / wing flight / pool / berry#swirl#tuft#i tried to keep it to the most common ones vs like. idk -hound or -beetle#there will be a part two maybe w these ones i forgor next week or smthn
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Fairy Names Pt. 2
Fly with you! It’s been a while hasn’t it? Anyway, I’m here for a second part of one of my most popular posts.
The first post listed fairy names that were used in the DS game “Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue” in the create-a-fairy section of the game. While the names provided were feminine, I have pulled all of the masculine fairy names from the original Pixie Hollow game. Some names are repeats from the original post, but I kept them in as I wanted to get this out as soon as possible. I hope you enjoy. Here’s the original post.
~🧚🏻♀️🔥 Foxglove
First
Aaron
Ace
Acorn
Agate
Ajay
Alabaster
Alder
Alec
Aleron
Alex
Anchor
Andrew
Archer
Axel
Badger
Bailey
Baker
Bale
Banjo
Barclay
Basil
Benjy
Bert
Bevel
Birch
Bo
Boomer
Boone
Brock
Bruce
Brynn
Buddy
Burr
Burton
Buster
Calder
Casper
Cecil
Cedar
Chance
Chase
Chip
Clay
Cliff
Coal
Cog
Comet
Cosmo
Cote
Covey
Crag
Crane
Cyan
Dale
Dane
Darius
Darrin
Dawson
Decker
Deon
Devlin
Dewey
Donner
Drake
Dug
Dunn
Dustin
Dusty
Echo
Eddy
Edward
Elk
Emery
Erik
Ernie
Errol
Fennel
Fincher
Finn
Fir
Flint
Ford
Francis
Garnet
Glen
Gourd
Gourdie
Grove
Grub
Gull
Hale
Hare
Harris
Hawk
Henry
Heron
Hob
Jacob
James
Jasper
Jay
Kernal
Koto
Lance
Lark
Leaf
Lore
Lute
Lyric
Martin
Maze
Mica
Michal
Nadir
Nester
Oak
Ollie
Onyx
Otter
Peat
Pier
Pine
Quake
Quarry
Quinn
Rain
Ranger
Reed
Richard
River
Robin
Rook
Rusty
Rye
Sage
Sam
Scout
Sean
Seth
Shale
Shoal
Skimmer
Skyler
Spike
Spruce
Sterling
Stone
Tad
Teak
Thatcher
Thistle
Timber
Tiny
Toadstool
Tobey
Todd
Topher
Torn
Torrey
Vail
Valiant
Vern
Vic
Wedge
Wes
Wren
Wynn
Zak
Middle
Air
Almond
Apple
Aspen
Autumn
Badger
Bark
Beacon
Bear
Bitter
Brave
Bright
Brisk
Broom
Bumble
Candle
Cedar
Chilly
Citrus
Cloud
Cloudy
Clover
Cocoa
Copper
Cricket
Crow
Cub
Dapple
Dash
Day
Drift
Eagle
Elm
Evening
Falcon
Far
Fern
Fig
Fire
Fleet
Flicker
Foggy
Fox
Frost
Frozen
Funny
Garlic
Green
Hail
Hasty
Hawk
Hickory
Holly
Hurry
Ice
Ivy
Jelly
Jumpy
Lemon
Light
Lightning
Lime
Little
Lock
Lotus
Magic
Mango
Maple
Merry
Misty
Moon
Morning
Moss
Mossy
Mountain
Muddy
Never
Nickel
Night
Nimble
Oak
Orange
Otter
Parsley
Pear
Pebble
Pepper
Pine
Plum
Pollen
Pumpkin
Purple
Quick
Rain
Rainy
Rock
Rumble
Sage
Sandy
Sea
Shy
Silk
Slight
Snow
Sour
Speedy
Spider
Spring
Squall
Star
Storm
Stout
Strong
Sugar
Summer
Sun
Swift
Tangle
Thunder
Tiny
Toad
Tumble
Twisty
Water
Whiffle
Wild
Wind
Winter
Wrinkle
Last
Beam
Bee
Bell
Berry
Breath
Breeze
Bug
Button
Buzz
Chill
Chime
Cliff
Cloud
Clove
Crash
Curl
Dale
Dance
Dash
Dew
Din
Drop
Dust
Ear
Elbow
Eye
Feather
Field
Fig
Flame
Flap
Flash
Fleck
Flight
Flip
Flipper
Fly
Fog
Foot
Forest
Freeze
Fruit
Garden
Gem
Glade
Glimmer
Glow
Gourd
Grace
Griddlee
Gust
Heart
Hill
Hop
Horn
Hush
Jewel
Knee
Lake
Light
Lock
Loop
Lull
Meadow
Mello
Mint
Mist
Moon
Muddle
Muse
Newt
Noise
Nose
Peal
Pebble
Petal
Pin
Plume
Pond
Pool
Ray
Ripple
River
Roar
Root
Row
Ruckus
Rumble
Sand
Shadow
Sky
Smash
Song
Spark
Sparkle
Sparrow
Speck
Spirit
Splash
Spring
Sprite
Sprout
Stem
Stone
Storm
Stream
Stripe
Swamp
Swirls
Thistle
Thorn
Toad
Tree
Twill
Twist
Vale
Valley
Vine
Weather
Web
Whirl
Whisk
Whisper
Willow
Wind
Wing
Wings
Wink
Wish
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i would do this
lemme just *goes into my clipboard and steals this*
BFDI/DreamClan/DreamClan Again/nalCmaerD/BattleClan/PowerClan:
Blocky: Blocky ' Gleam
Bubble: Bubble ' Bounce
Coiny: Copper ' Coin
Eraser: Eraser ' Gleam
Firey: Firey ' Glow
Flower: Flower ' Petal
Golf Ball: Golfball ' Asteroid
Ice Cube: Icy ' Whisper
Leafy: Leafy ' Breeze
Match: Match ' Flame
Needle: Needle ' Pounce
Pen: Pen ' Gleam
Pencil: Pencil ' Tail
Pin: Pin ' Tail
Profily: Profile ' Heart
Rocky: Rocky ' Heart/Paw
Snowball: Snowball ' Claw
Spongy: Spongy ' Fur
Teardrop: Teardrop ' Silence
Tennis Ball: Tennisball ' Stripe
Woody: Woody ' Heart
Announcer: Announcer ' Box/Star
Bomby: Bomb ' Talon
Book: Half ' Book
Donut: Donut ' Frost
Fries: Cold ' Fries
Gelatin: Gelatin ' Skip
Nickel: Nickel ' Pounce
Puffball: Puffball ' Rain
Ruby: Ruby ' Dash
Yellow Face: Yellow ' Face
TV: Pixel ' Spirit
8-Ball: Slate ' Claw (unintentionally but conveniently the saw saying EIGHT thing would still work with this name :D)
Balloony: Balloon ' Flight
Barf Bag: Clever ' Heart
Basketball: Basketball ' Heart
Bell: Bell ' Song
Black Hole: Blackhole ' Stare
Bottle: Bottle ' Claw
Bracelety: Bracelet ' Screech
Cake: Cake ' Heart
Clock: Clock ' Foot
Cloudy: Cloudy ' Sky
Eggy: Egg ' Heart
Fanny: Whirlwind ' Snap
Firey Jr.: Flame ' Dash
Gaty: Gate ' Fang
Grassy: Grassy ' Heart/Paw
Lightning: Lightning ' Heart/Paw
Lollipop: Lollipop ' Scribble
Marker: Marker ' Splash
Naily: Nail ' Tail
Pie: Pie ' Foot
Pillow: Pillow ' Claw
Remote: Remote ' Berry
Robot Flower: Robot ' Flower
Roboty: Robot ' Snarl
Saw: Saw ' Blade
Taco: Taco ' Fish
Tree: Tree ' Leaf
Foldy: Folded ' Sky
Liy: Light ' Claw (formerly Lightswitch, a loner)
Loser: Loser ' Wing
Stapy: Staple ' Tooth
Four: Bluejay ' Screech/Star
X: Sunny ' Wing
Purple Face: Purple ' Face
Price Tag/Taggy: Pricetag ' Step
Winner: Winner ' Flight
Two: Forest ' Leap/Star
Five: Moon ' Snap
Six: Sage ' Flick
Seven: Night ' Tooth
Eight: Quiet ' Stone
Nine: Swift ' Pounce/Jinx (random fact: I've seen more people draw Nine as a she/her than a he/Him for some reason- i mean theyre not wrong tho so- [nine goes by all pronouns] but i usually call them a he/him)
Ten: Quick ' Leap
Fourteen: Chaotic ' Fang
Fifteen: Lone ' Snap
Zero: Empty ' Gaze (good name for an oc tbh i like the name Emptygaze)
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II/InanimateClan:
Apple: Apple ' Haze
Balloon: Balloon ' Heart
Baseball: Baseball ' Blaze
Bomb: Bomb ' Stutter
Bow: Bow ' Hop/Bow
Knife: Knife ' Talon
Lightbulb: Light ' Beam
Marshmallow: Marshmallow ' Skip
Nickel: Nickel ' Strike
Orange Juice: Orange ' Fang
Paintbrush: Paintbrush ' Splash
Paper: Paper ' Leap
Pepper: Pepper ' Flick
Pickle: Pickle ' Tail
Salt: Salt ' Flick
Taco: Taco ' Slip/Hawk
MePhone4: Phone ' Pounce/Star
MePhone4S: Phone ' Claw
Box: Box ' Foot
Cheesy: Cheese ' Throat
Cherries: Cherry ' Tail
Cherry 1: Cherry ' Pelt
Cherry 2: Cherry ' Fur
Dough: Dough ' Fur
Fan: Fan ' Flight
Microphone: Microphone ' Flight
Soap: Soap ' Foot
Suitcase: Suitcase ' Stripe
Test Tube: Ooze ' Shuffle
Tissues: Running ' Nose
Trophy: Trophy ' Breeze
Yin-Yang: Yinyang ' Patch
Yin: Yin ' Fern
Yang: Yang ' Claw
MePad: Galaxy ' Phone
Toilet: Toilet ' Yowl
Blueberry: Blueberry ' Puddle
Bot: Bot ' Spring
Cabby: Cabinet ' Foot
Candle: Candle ' Flame
Clover: Clover ' Spring
Goo: Goo ' Leap
Lifering: Ring ' Pool
Silver Spoon: Silver ' Snap
Tea Kettle: Kettle ' Cloud
The Floor: Island ' Whisker
Dr. Fizz: Fizz ' Pool
Springy: Rabbit ' Spring
Walkie Talkie: Running ' Jaw
MePhone3GS: Phone ' Stare
MePhone5C: Phone ' Bounce
MePhone5S: Dust ' Phone
MePhone5: Phone ' Whisper
MePhone6+: Metal ' Phone
MePhone6: Phone ' Storm
Steve Cobs: Corn ' Frost/Star/Steve
Nick Le: Nick Le
Sprinkles: Sprinkles
Montgomery: Montgomery/Sprinkles 2
N-Slash-A: N-Slash-A
Utter Filth: Utter Filth
Diamond Crusher: Diamond Crusher
Flamina: Flamina
Nickel Jr.: Nickel Jr.
Quack: Quack
Tootsy Wootsy: Tootsy Wootsy
Edit: holy- jeez that's a lot and these are KIINDA old ;v; (idek why I added the inanimAtes cause all their names are the same)
im normal
[makes warriors au astrobiology hypo kits]
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my personal suffix list
A
adder, ant, ash, aspen
B
babble, bark, beam, bee, bellow, belly, berry, bird, bite, blaze, bloom, blossom, blotch, bounce, bramble, branch, breath, breeze, briar, brindle, bristle, brook, bud, bumble, burn, burr, burst, bush, buzz
C
call, catcher, chaser, cherry, chirp, chive, claw, cloud, clover, cough, crash, crawl, creek, creep, crow, cry, current
D
daisy, dance, dancer, dapple, dash, dawn, daze, dive, dove, drop, dusk, dust
E
ear, ears, echo, ember, eye, eyes
F
face, fall, fallow, fang, feather, fern, field, fin, fire, fish, flake, flame, flare, flash, fleck, flicker, flight, flood, flower, fluff, flurry, flutter, foot, fox, freckle, frond, frost, fruit, fur, fuzz
G
gaze, glade, gleam, glimmer, glow, gorse, grass, grove
H
hail, hare, hawk, haze, heart, heather, holly, honey, hop, hope, howl, hunter, hush
I
ice, iris, ivy
J
jaw, jay, jump, jumper
K
kestrel, kindle
L
lake, larch, lark, lavender, leaf, leap, leaves, leg, lichen, light, lilac, lily, lion, lizard, lotus
M
mallow, marsh, mask, meadow, minnow, mint, mist, moon, moss, moth, mouse, mumble, murmur
N
needle, nettle, night, nose, nut
O
oak, oat, olive
P
pad, parsley, patch, path, pearl, pebble, pelt, perch, petal, pigeon, plume, pond, pool, poppy, pounce, prickle, puddle
Q
quail, quill
R
rain, raven, reed, ripple, rise, river, roar, root, rose, rubble, runner, rush
S
sage, sand, scar, screech, sedge, seed, seeker, shade, shadow, shatter, shell, shimmer, shine, shiver, shriek, sight, skies, skip, sky, slate, slip, smoke, snap, sneeze, snow, song, soot, spark, sparrow, speck, speckle, splash, splotch, spot, spots, spring, stalk, stalker, stare, stem, step, sting, stone, storm, streak, stream, stride, strike, stripe, sun, swipe, swirl, swoop
T
tail, talon, thicket, thistle, thorn, throat, thunder, tide, toe, tongue, tooth, trail, tuft, tumble, twitch
V
valley, venom, vine, vole
W
wail, warble, watcher, water, weaver, weed, whirl, whisker, whiskers, whisper, whistle, whorl, willow, wind, wing, wish, wolf, wood
Y
yawn, yowl
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Prefixes
-bark
-beam
-bee
-belly
-berry
-bird
-blaze
-bloom
-blossom
-branch
-breeze
-briar
-bright
-brook
-burr
-burrow
-bush
-claw
-cloud
-crawl
-creek
-dapple
-dawn
-dusk
-dust
-ear
-eater
-eye
-eyes
-face
-fall
-fang
-feather
-fern
-fire
-fish
-flake
-flame
-flight
-flower
-foot
-frost
-fur
-gorse
-hawk
-haze
-heart
-ice
- jaw
-leaf
-leap
-leg
-light
-mask
-minnow
-mist
-moon
-mouse
-muzzle
-needle
-nose
-pad
-paw
-paws
-peak
-pelt
-petal
-pool
-poppy
-pounce
-puddle
-rose
-ripple
-runner
-scar
-scratch
-seed
-shade
-shell
-shine
-sight
-skip
-sky
-slip
-snout
-snow
-song
-speck
-speckle
-spirit
-splash
-spot
-spots
-spring
-stalk
-stem
-step
-stone
-storm
-stream
-strike
-stripe
-swoop
-tail
-talon
-teeth
-thistle
-thorn
-throat
-toe
-tooth
-tuft
-watcher
-water
-whisker
-whisper
-whistle
-willow
-wind
-wing
-wish
WARRIORS NAMES
Prefixes
Acorn
Adder
Alder
Amber
Ant
Apple
Arch
Ash
Aspen
Badger
Bark
Bay
Bee
Beech
Beetle
Bella
Berry
Big
Billy
Birch
Bird
Black
Blaze
Blizzard
Bloom
Blossom
Blue
Bluebell
Boulder
Bounce
Bracken
Bramble
Brave
Breeze
Briar
Bright
Brindle
Bristle
Broken
Brook
Brown
Brush
Bubbling
Bug
Bumble
Buzzard
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Suffixes: Alphabetical
Canon
-bark
-beam
-bee
-belly
-berry
-bird
-blaze
-blossom
-branch
-breeze
-briar
-bright
-brook
-burr
-burrow
-bus
-claw
-cloud
-crawl
-creek
-dapple
-dawn
-dusk
-dust
-ear
-eater
-eye
-eyes
-face
-fall
-fang
-feather
-fern
-fire
-fish
-flake
-flame
-flight
-flower
-foot
-frost
-fur
-gorse
-hawk
-haze
-heart
-ice
-jaw
-kit*
-leaf
-leap
-leg
-light
-mask
-minnow
-mist
-moon
-mouse
-muzzle
-needle
-nose
-pad
-paw*
-paws
-peak
-pelt
-petal
-pool
-poppy
-pounce
-puddle
-rose
-ripple
-runner
-scar
-scratch
-seed
-shade
-shell
-shine
-sight
-skip
-sky
-slip
-snout
-snow
-song
-speck
-speckle
-spirit
-splash
-spot
-spots
-spring
-stalk
-star*
-stem
-step
-stone
-storm
-stream
-strike
-stripe
-swoop
-tail
-talon
-teeth
-thistle
-thorn
-throat
-toe
-tooth
-tuft
-watcher
-water
-whisker
-whisper
-whistle
-willow
-wind
-wing
-wish
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wc prefixes and suffixes
prefixes: Acorn, Adder, Alder, Aloe, Amber, Ant, Apple, Ash, Ashen, Aspen, Auburn, Babble, Badger, Barley, Basil, Bat, Bay, Bear, Beaver, Beech, Bee, Beetle, Berry, Birch, Bird, Black, Blaze, Blizzard, Bloom, Blossom, Blue, Bluebell, Blueberry, Bone, Borage, Boulder, Bounce, Bracken, Bramble, Brave, Breeze, Briar, Bright, Brindle, Bristle, Broken, Brook, Brown, Brush, Bubble, Bumble, Burning, Burn, Buzzard, Buzz, Cave, Cedar, Cherry, Chestnut, Chirp, Chive, Cinder, Claw, Clay, Clear, Cliff, Cloud, Cloudy, Clove, Clover, Coal, Cold, Copper, Cotton, Creek, Cricket, Crooked, Crouch, Crow, Cypress, Daisy, Dandelion, Dapple, Dappled, Dark, Dawn, Dead, Deer, Dew, Doe, Dove, Downy, Drift, Drizzle, Duck, Dune, Dusk, Dust, Dusty, Eagle, Ebony, Echo, Eel, Elder, Elm, Ember, Elk, Falcon, Fallen, Falling, Fallow, Fawn, Feather, Fennel, Fern, Ferret, Finch, Fire, Fish, Flame, Flare, Flash, Fleet, Flint, Flood, Flower, Flurry, Fog, Forest, Fox, Freckle, Frog, Frost, Frozen, Gentle, Ginger, Golden, Goose, Gorge, Gorse, Grass, Green, Grey, Grizzled, Grouse, Gull, Gust, Hail, Half, Hare, Haven, Hawk, Hay, Hazel, Heather, Heavy, Hemlock, Heron, Hickory, Hill, Hive, Hollow, Holly, Honey, Hop, Hornet, Hound, Hush, Ice, Icy, Iris, Ivy, Jagged, Jay, Jump, Juniper, Kestrel, Kindle, Kink, Lake, Larch, Lark, Laurel, Lavender, Leaf, Leopard, Lichen, Light, Lightning, Lilac, Lily, Lion, Little, Lizard, Long, Lost, Loud, Lynx, Mallow, Maple, Marigold, Marsh, Meadow, Minnow, Mint, Missing, Mist, Mistle, Misty, Mole, Morning, Moss, Mossy, Moth, Mottle, Mottled, Mountain, Mouse, Mud, Muddy, Mumble, Myrtle, Needle, Nettle, Newt, Night, Nut, Oak, Oat, Ocean, Odd, Olive, One, Orchid, Osprey, Otter, Owl, Pale, Parsley, Patch, Peach, Pear, Pearl, Pebble, Perch, Petal, Pheasant, Pigeon, Pike, Pine, Pink, Plum, Pond, Pool, Poppy, Pounce, Prickle, Puddle, Quail, Quick, Quiet, Rabbit, Ragged, Raccoon, Rain, Rat, Raven, Red, Reed, Ripple, Rising, River, Robin, Rock, Root, Rose, Rowan, Rubble, Running, Rush, Russet, Rust, Rusty, Rye, Sage, Sand, Sandy, Sap, Scorch, Scratch, Sea, Sedge, Seed, Shade, Shadow, Sharp, Sheep, Shell, Shining, Shore, Short, Shred, Shrew, Shrub, Shy, Silent, Silk, Silver, Skip, Skunk, Sky, Slate, Sleet, Slush, Small, Smoke, Smudge, Snag, Snail, Snake, Snow, Soft, Song, Soot, Sorrel, Spark, Sparrow, Speckled, Speckle, Spider, Splash, Splinter, Spotted, Spring, Spruce, Squirrel, Stag, Starling, Stoat, Stone, Stork, Storm, Stream, Striped, Stumpy, Sun, Sunny, Swallow, Swan, Sweet, Swift, Tabby, Tall, Talon, Tangle, Tansy, Tawny, Thistle, Thorn, Thrush, Thunder, Thyme, Tiger, Timber, Tiny, Toad, Torrent, Torn, Tortoise, Trout, Tulip, Tumble, Turtle, Twig, Twilight, Valley, Velvet, Vine, Violet, Viper, Vole, Vulture, Wasp, Water, Wave, Weasel, Web, Weed, White, Wild, Willow, Wind, Wolf, Wren, Yarrow, Yellow, Yew
suffixes: adder, ant, apple, ash, aspen, babble, bark, beam, bee, belly, berry, bite, bird, blaze, bloom, blossom, blotch, bounce, bramble, briar, branch, breeze, briar, bright, brook, bud, burn, burr, bush, call, chaser, catcher, cherry, chive, cinder, claw, cloud, clover, cough, crawl, creek, crest, crow, cry, curl, current, daisy, dance, dapple, dawn, drop, dove, dusk, dust, ear, echo, eye, eyes, face, fall, fallow, fang, feather, fern, field, fire, flake, flame, flare, flash, flight, flood, flower, flurry, fox, foot, freckle, frond, frost, fur, gaze, gleam, grass, grove, gorse, hail, hare, hawk, haze, heart, heather, holly, hop, hush, ice, iris, ivy, jay, jaw, jump, leaf, kelp, kestrel, lake, larch, lark, lavender, leaf, leap, leg, lichen, light, lilac, lily, lion, lizard, lotus, mallow, marsh, mask, meadow, mint, mist, moss, moth, mouse, murmur, needle, nettle, nose, nut, oak, oat, olive, patch, path, pelt, perch, petal, pigeon, pool, pond, poppy, pounce, puddle, quail, quill, rain, rat, raven, rapid, reed, ridge, ripple, rise, river, root, rose, rubble, runner, rush, sage, sand, scar, screech, sedge, seed, shade, shadow, shell, shine, sight, skip, sky, slate, slip, smoke, snow, song, soot, sparrow, spark, speck, speckle, splash, spot, spots, spring, stalk, step, stem, sting, stone, storm, stream, streak, stride, strike, stripe, stone, sun, swipe, swoop, tail, talon, thicket, thistle, thorn, throat, thunder, trail, tooth, tuft, tumble, vine, vole, water, watcher, weed, whisker, willow, wind, wing, wish, whisper
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Naming System
The naming system for Fire and Water is inspired by the “traditional naming system” created by @ailuronymy , though this version has more available suffixes. The purpose is to give each suffix a meaning, either correlating to a cat’s notable skills, personality traits, or appearance. A Clan leader may occasionally deviate from what is considered traditional in naming, but any suffix given should bear some meaning.
Prefixes are given to a cat based on their appearance at birth. As such, naming for eye color is not something usually done. Prefixes can be just about anything, so long as they can match the cat’s appearance. However, there are a few prefixes that cats should never name a kit: Thunder, River, Wind, and Shadow. Sky was once considered to be one of these, but after SkyClan was banished and forgotten from history, cats stopped caring about banning the prefix and it fell into normal usage again.
Sometimes a cat may receive a name change to explain a significant change to appearance, often a result of surviving a battle or injury of some kind. These changes are not forced, and name changes are often done to take pride in surviving such a dangerous incident. However, forcing a name change is believed to be a cruel act.
Skill-based Suffixes:
Claw, Strike, Talon: a cat with exceptional fighting skills, often one of the best in their Clan. Typically larger cats who can be more aggressive.
Eye: A cat with good observational and scouting skills. Typically only used in WindClan due to the need for scouting in their open territory. Otherwise, used in name changes to note damaged or injured eyes.
Whisker: An exceptional hunter, often regarded as one of the best in their Clan. Tend to be a bit more quiet-mannered and patient, as skilled hunting requires great patience.
Nose: A great tracker. Often a good hunter, but their skill is more tied to their ability to sense and track as opposed to actually catching prey.
Fang, Tooth: A cat who is equally skilled in hunting and fighting and considered better than average in both.
Foot, Tail, Breeze: A swift and agile cat. Considered honorable names in WindClan.
Pelt, Fur: A warrior who does not fit any of the other suffix meanings. See also: Stripe, Spots, Frost
Shade: A very stealthy warrior, considered an honorable name in ShadowClan. Tend to be a bit more quiet and reserved.
Stream, Creek: A cat who is skilled at swimming and fishing. Mostly only used in RiverClan, and are considered very honorable names here.
Tail: A very agile cat, often light on their paws and skilled at climbing or balancing.
Leaf: A well-rounded, skilled medicine cat. Similar to ���fang’ for warriors.
Berry: a medicine cat with a great gift for healing and knowledge of herbs.
Feather: a medicine cat with a strong connection to StarClan and a talent for reading signs/interpreting dreams.
Personality-based Suffixes:
Blaze, Heart: a bold, brave cat, with a strong sense of loyalty and duty. Often motivated by a strong sense of morals, and will do what is right as opposed to what is allowed. ‘Blaze’ cats tend to be a bit more outgoing and courageous, while ‘Heart’ cats are more humble. Considered honorable names in ThunderClan.
Cloud, Pool: Refer to a calm, patient cat. Often very thoughtful and kind, and make for good mediators. Sometimes a little too laid-back and/or shy.
Flight, Wing: A very adventurous, optimistic cat. Typically high-energy cats who like to have fun and are very friendly.
Flower: A very maternal or paternal cat, one who is very caring and selfless in nature. They often end up being parents, but even if they aren’t, they typically have a habit of helping out in the nursery and tending to kits.
Storm: A headstrong, stubborn cat, with a bit of an unpredictable nature. They tend to have a lot of energy and dedication for working hard in the Clan. When in a positive mood, they can be encouraging and courageous, but, on the other hand, they can also get into foul moods easily and be irritable.
Throat: A gifted storyteller and speaker. These cats are often the ones who learn Clan history religiously, and love to pass on the stories to their Clanmates. Like Cloud/Pool cats, they can also make good mediators, as they speak thoughtfully and have a way with words.
Appearance-based Suffixes:
Face: A very attractive cat that resembles what a Clan considers to be beautiful/handsome. They were usually very healthy cats who are physically fit. EX: ThunderClan like strong, large cats, WindClan prefer lean, tall cats, etc.
Spot(s)/Stripe: Serves the same purpose as fur/pelt, but refers to a spotted tabby or tabby cat.
Frost: Serves the same purpose as fur/pelt, but refers to cat with notably white markings, for example, a brown cat with a white underbelly and legs.
Jaw: refers to an injured/broken jaw.
Leg: refers to an injured/broken leg.
*Note: Other suffixes based on body parts may also be used to describe a significant injury if not used for their main meaning.
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all the suffixes
i was gonna do a project with this and name symbolism but i ran out of spoons. so instead have what work i did do: every single canon warrior cats suffix (so far). should be updated through river of fire, but tell me if i missed one
edit: heres the prefixes too
what are you supposed to do with this? i dunno
B
-bark
-bee:
-belly:
-berry:
-bird:
-blaze:
-branch:
-breeze:
-briar:
-brook:
-bush:
-burr:
C
-claw
-cloud
-creek
D
-dawn
-dusk
-dust
E
-ear
-eyes
F
-face
-fall
-fang
-feather
-fern
-fish
-fire
-flake
-flame
-flight
-flower
-foot
-frost
-fur
G
-gorse
H
-haze
-heart
L
-leaf:
-leap
-leg
-light
M
-mask
-mist
-mouse
-moon
N
-nose
P
-pelt
-petal
-pool
-pounce
R
-runner
S
-scar
-seed
-shade
-shine
-skip
-sky
-snow
-song
-splash
-speck
-speckle
-spirit
-spots
-spring
-stem
-step
-stone
-storm
-stream
-strike
-stripe
T
-tail
-talon
-thorn
-toe
-tooth
-tuft
W
-watcher
-water
-willow
-wind
-wing
-wish
-whisker
-whisper
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pokemon warriors au
basic types are determined by clan and not prefix. duel types are determined by warrior suffixes.
ThunderClan is Electric, RiverClan is Water, WindClan is Ground (Tunnelers are Rock, tho), ShadowClan is Dark and SkyClan is Flying and Non-Clan Cats are Normal
Leaders & medicine cats may evolve into Psychic after earning their title if one of their types was Normal.
Half-Clan kits are a 50/50 chance of the base types of their parents (this also applies to Moor Runners and Tunnelers)
Normal-Type cats who train or go to the Dark Forest upon death will evolve into Ghost Types
Ancient Cats don’t have a type, but the first StarClan cats are pure Psychic
Their bodies reflect their types, but pelt colors might not (patterns are fair game!)
dictionary (long!)
any suffix listed under more than one type have an equal shot at getting it, just whatever suits the character best (or looks nicer!)
Bug
-bee
-seed
-song
-wing
Dark
-dusk
-mask
-patch
-shade
Electric
-storm
-strike
-tuft
Fairy
-beam
-light
-charm
-song
Fighting
-bite
-briar
-claw
-fang
-hawk
-jaw
-scar
-storm
-strike
-tooth
-thorn
-thistle
-talon
Fire
-spark
-blaze
-flame
-fire
-dawn
-shine
Flying
-bird
-breeze
-cloud
-fall
-feather
-fin
-flight
-hawk
-leaf
-leap
-pounce
-sky
-song
-spring
-swoop
-talon
-wind
-wing
Ghost
-flash
-cloud
-haze
-mask
-mist
-shine
-slip
-stalk
-swoop
-wing
Grass
-bark
-blossom
-sprig
-berry
-branch
-briar
-bush
-fern
-flower
-gorse
-leaf
-patch
-petal
-poppy
-seed
-stalk
-stem
-willow
Ground
-burr
-dust
-foot
-leaf
-leg
-ground
-mouse
-nose
-pad
-puddle
-runner
-step
-toe
Ice
-ear/ears
-frost
-mist
-snow
-water
-charm
Normal
-fleck
-belly
-face
-ear
-dapple
-fur
-heart
-leg
-patch
-pelt
-snout
-speck/speckle
-spot/spots
-stripe
-tail
-tuft
-throat
-whisker
Poison
-sting
-bee
-fish
-shine
-slip
-splash
Psychic
-swirl
-bright
-eye/eyes
-light
-moon
-pool
-sight
-splash
-watcher
-wish
-whisper
Rock
-dust
-dapple
-mouse
-pad
-foot
-skip
-stone
Water
-wave
-brook
-creek
-fish
-fin
-pool
-puddle
-shine
-skip
-stream
-water
-willow
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Grand List of Suffixes
Alphabetically; some suffixes have similar meanings but most go with what sounds better to the ear, or even a preference.
(M) is meant to show that the suffix is for medicines cats only.
(W) is added if the original (M) has gained another meaning for warrior use.
(2) is meant to show that the suffix meaning has been interpreted differently over time and has different implications.
Belly- A usually hardy and relaxed cat
Bite - Skilled in hunting and fishing
Berry (M) - A Medicine cat showing amazing skill in herbal remedies and even herbal growth
Blaze - Average cat usually warm colored fur
Blossom - A cat that seems to have a more hidden talent
Bounce - A usually more cheerful and hyperactive cat
Breeze - More outspoken cat
Call - A cat that is very well spoken
Claw - Skilled in combat
Cloud - Peaceful and calm cat
Dapple - Average cat usually a torbie/caliby
Ear - Cat with amazing hearing
Ear (2) - Name change for cat with off shaped or tattered ears
Echo - Cat skilled with teaching
Eye - Cat with good eye sight
Eye (2) - Name change for cat with usually one or two bad eyes
Face - Cat considered very good looking
Face (2) - Cat with large facial scars
Fang - Cat skilled in hunting and combat
Feather - Cat that is graceful or an average cat with long fur
Flight - Cat skilled with climbing and / speed
Fleck - Average cat usually with low white markings
Flower - Cat shown to be skilled in tending to kits
Foot - Cat with immense speed
Frost - Average cat with pale colors or a lot of white
Fur - Average cat with no peculiar stand out skill
Gaze - A very intuitive and perceptive cat
Heart - A cat with a strong sense of loyalty and passion
Jaw - Name change usually for injury
Leaf (M) - A Medicine Cat well trained in interpretation of signs
Leaf (W) - A warrior that has shown some ability to read the moods of others and act accordingly
Light - A cat well versed in mental care towards others
Moon - A dreamy kind of cat with their head in the clouds
Nose - A cat skilled in tracking
Patch - Average cat usually with calico pelt
Path - A cat shown to be a promising mentor
Pelt - Average cat well versed in most skills
Petal - A cat shown to help care for the camp and more vulnerable clan mates first
Pool - A cat shown to stay calm and steady under stress
River - A cat usually shown to have great adaptability
Root (M) - A Medicine Cat usually shown to have warrior skills
Shadow - A Cat skilled in stalking and hunting usually with darker pelt
Sight - A cat (usually medicine cat) shown to be more spiritually guided
Sky - An average preforming cat pale in color with white
Song - A very charming cat
Speckle - Average cat usually with tortie pelt
Splash - A cat usually shown to have some fishing and swimming skill
Spot - Average cat usually mostly one color with a little of another - normally tuxedos or all white cats with some colored blotches
Step - A cat that seems to have some personal traits and resemblances to the prefix
Stone - A cat shown to be very stubborn or quiet
Storm - A usually unpredictable cat, sometimes known to have a short temper or merely speaks bluntly
Stream - A cat skilled in swimming
Strike - A cat usually well known for combat skills
Stripe - Average cat usually with tabby pelt
Tail - A well balanced cat shown versed in tree hunting
Talon - A well combatant cat usually with a bird prefix
Throat - A cat usually well in the verse of storytelling
Tongue - A persuasive cat
Thorn - A sharp and cunning cat usually with a plant prefix
Thunder - A very large or heavy cat usually well trained in combat
Whisker - A cat well skilled in hunting
Whisper - A soft spoken cat that doesn’t talk much
Wind - A very fast and silent cat
Wing - A cat usually with a bird prefix that seems to have some personal traits and resemblances to the bird
Wing (2) - A cat with a non-bird prefix that seems to have an amazing hunting ability for birds
Voice - A good public speaking cat; good mediator
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Almighty List of Prefixes and Suffixes
Prefixes
Acorn Adder Alder Anemone Apple Apricot Ash Aspen Avocet Badger Bark Bat Bear Beaver Bee Beech Beetle Berry Birch Black Blackthorn Blaze Blizzard Blossom Blue Bluebell Blueberry Boar Box Bracken Bramble Brambling Branch Breeze Briar Bright Broken Brown Buckthorn Bumble Burr Campion Cardinal Carp Cedar Cherry Chestnut Chive Cinder Claw Cloud Clover Coati Conifer Coot Copper Cowslip Crab Crake Creek Crooked Crow Cuckoo Curl Curlew Curly Currant Cypress Daisy Dandelion Dapple Dappled Dark Dawn Day Deer Dew Doe Dove Downy Duck Dusk Dust Eagle Ebony Echo Eel Elder Elm Ember Evening Falcon Fallow Fawn Feather Fern Fig Finch Fir Fire Flame Flare Flash Flint Fog Fox Foxglove(?) Freckle Frog Frond Frost Furze Fuzzy Goat Golden Goose Gorse Grape Grass Gravel Gray Grouse Gull Hail Half Hare Harrier Hawk Hawthorn Hazel Heather Hedgehog Heron Hickory Holly Honey Honeysuckle(?) Hop Hornet Hound Ice Ivy Jackdaw Jay Juniper Kestrel Kink Kite Kiwi Lake Larch Lark Lavender Leaf Leopard Lichen Lightning Lily Lime Linnet Lion Little Lizard Log Long Loon Magpie Mallow Maple Marigold Marsh Marten Meadow Milk Mink Minnow Mint Mist Mistle Misty Mole Morning Moss Moth Mottle Mottled Mouse Mud Mulberry Nettle Night Nut Nuthatch Oak Olive One Orchid Otter Owl Oxlip Pale Parsley Partridge Patch Pear Pebble Pecan Perch Petal Pigeon Pike Pine Pipit Plum Poplar Porcupine Primrose Quail Rabbit Rabbit Raccoon Ragged Rain Ramson Rat Raven Red Reed Ripple Robin Rock Rook Rose Rowan Rubble Running Rush Russet Rye Sage Sand Scorch Seal Sedge Seed Shade Sheep Shell Shrew Silver Slate Sleek Sloe Slug Small Smoke Snail Snow Snowdrop(?) Sorrel Spark Sparrow Speckle Spider Spindle Splash Spot Stag Starling Stoat Stone Storm Stream Stumpy Sun Swallow Sweet Tall Talon Tangle Tansy Tawny Thistle Thorn Thrush Tiger Timber Tiny Toad Torrent Trout Turtle Twig Twilight Vine Viper Vixen Vole Walnut Warbler Wasp Wave Weasel Web Weed Whinchat White Widow Wild Willow Wolf Wooly Wren Wren Yarrow Yew
Suffixes
Bark Bee Belly Berry Bird Blaze Branch Breeze Bright Brook Burr Bush Call Catcher Claw Cloud Creek Dapple Dawn Dusk Dust Ear Eye Face Fall Fang Feather Fern Fin Fire Fish Flame Flight Flower Fog Foot Fox Frost Fur Gaze Gorse Hawk Heart Jaw Leaf Leap Leg Light Mask Mist Mist Mouse Nose Oak Pad Patch Pelt Petal Pool Poppy Pounce Puddle Ripple Runner Scar Seed Shade Shine Sight Skip Sky Snout Snow Song Speck Speckle Spots Spring Stalk Stem Step Stone Storm Stream Strike Stripe Tail Talon Thistle Thorn Throat Toe Toes Tooth Tuft Watcher Water Whisker Whisper Willow Wind Wing
A list compiled by myself and @beejeans
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More of Peg’s Poems
A series of poems, assembled in sequence a year after Peg’s death.
The First Snowfall
The shovel stands by the cabin door, The woodpile stacked so neatly below, Azaleas warmly wrapped in burlap tents And gray clouds cover the darkening sky. The chickadee gathers seeds on window perch And pines lightly sway and then stand still.
All is quiet, a damp cold settles in and fills the air. From the sky a snowflake softly falls… winter begins.
March 1987, Stuart Florida Vacation
Waves crash against the shore and rush in over morning sands To pull down the dunes and strip the mangroves bare. Your angry words beat against my ears and tug at my chest and I am alone and afraid
The sun opens distant darkened clouds And stretches out her light beams To calm the troubled seas. ? omit
The Hibiscus Awakening
(Father’s Day, June 1987, Topsfield with the whole family)
There in the noise-filled crowd Of that sun day Closed, alone and unnoticed, Waiting for the damp darkness Of this quiet morning To awaken pink and fragile and beautiful.
Untitled, 8/28/87
It hangs there large and ominous Like a heavy dark cloud It is present on awakening and the last thing at night and remains always suspended above
The ever-present, all-consuming thought of your death.
November 1987
(Leaving lunch with Mom, and Mike and Betty, at The Colonial in Lynnfield)
You said you wished it were over Mother. Were you speaking of Dad’s death and Bob’s too? Then we hugged each other close that gray Fall day Sharing our strengths to carry on Through the long, cold winter ahead.
Juno Beach, Florida, March 18, 1988
“I hope these dark clouds pass,” I say upon returning from my early morning ocean walk. My words hang in the silence of the room Aware now of your thin, bent form and pain-filled eyes I recall your angry words of moments ago Lashed out against one who loves you most.
Unexpected Gift
(Juno Beach, 3/25/88)
With eyes cast downward and bag slung over my shoulder I’d trekked miles of beach that day searching for the perfect shell when I passed a well-tanned fisherman dragging for bait at water’s edge who reached out and placed in my hand a tiny treasure from the sea.
Making Memories
(Juno Beach, March 1988)
You survived a Christmas hospital stay To be part of your son’s wedding And struggled through the long, cold winter Indoors in overheated rooms For one more visit
To stand on our condo porch And watch the sunrise over the azure ocean, To pray in comfort on padded seats And find His peace in daily Mass, To sit by the friendly pool and feel the noonday sun Warm away your pain, To look up at changing skies And track the winged pelicans in flight To rest and dream of earlier times And, for a moment, to be young again.
Juno Beach, March 1988
As the warm, sun-filled days slip slowly by in our ocean-side retreat I rescue a few blossoms from our fading table bouquet To savor their beauty a little longer.
Last Farewell
(written 10/9/88)
[last stanza] It is quiet and peaceful for you under the big tree’s shade where I will join you, dear Bob, one day – Until then, may you rest in Peace in God’s loving arms. I love you always. Peg
Search at Dawn
(2/9/89)
I walked the beach at dawn and searched for you And all I saw was the rising sun. I walked the beach at dawn and listened for your voice And all I heard was the sea gulls cry I walked the beach at dawn and reached out to touch you And all I felt was the warm breeze against my cheek. I walked the beach at dawn and cried out for you And then I heard it: the crash of the waves against the shore.
Longing
The wind is at my back the sun dances over the water and waves lap the shore. I long for another day When I walked the beach and returned to share with you – the people I’d met the birds I’d seen and shells collected then. Today - only the walls of our tiny seaside cottage listen
Spectacle on the Beach
Our clean sandy stretch of beach is no more. The storm has washed up her ocean debris Leaving a dead shark along the shore. The waves wash over it, rolling it back and forth, And cover it with sand, but there it stays for all to view.
A young boy walks all around the shark Throwing stones at it, poking it, curious to see if the shark will move. The middle-aged stand and stare for a while, joining others to talk about its fate. The old and stooped walk up to the shark, pause only a moment and look away.
The tide goes in and out, the sun sets and rises again and there the shark stays on for yet another day.
Midnight Stroll
(On Sanibel Island, Florida, 2/7/89)
The cricket sings outside the window of our tiny cottage by the sea and the lapping of the palms are like raindrops falling on the ground below. The sky is black, the moon lights my way to the beach below where a thousand stars accompany me overhead.
Naples, February 1992
Time ticks by – I hold it fast on this last day to myself before Marion arrives. The early morning song of a seaside sparrow awakens me in my apartment in Naples, and I am restless to get up early and not waste a single minute of this day. Sun creeps over the back porch, through the tall palms and hibiscus hedge and the glass louvre backdoor into my yellow kitchen.
I open the living room drapes and wide corner window to let in the cool morning air. From my second-floor apartment I watch the world below awaken. The workmen at the corner apartment across the street set up their staging for a day of painting. Two women do their daily morning exercise – “walking and talking” briskly by on the street below. A tall man in his business suit heads downtown for a day of work, passing a second man returning with his morning paper.
A long dried palm frond and a large coconut have landed on the lawn below, blown down by last night’s wind and rain. The sky turns from early morning gray to soft azure blue as the sun slowly rises higher in the eastern sky. A yellow-shafted flicker perches on the old palm tree stump below my living room window, chirping loudly. A large clump of berries on the queen palm next to it have turned a bright orange-red in just three short weeks.
That coffee smells so good. Time for my first cup. Guess I’ll sit myself out on the porch and catch some early morning sun. Then I’ll plan my day.
Morning Companion, 3/7/92
Four blocks down the road past several apartments, condos and a few single homes with manicured lawns, (the last of which is a pink and white stucco bordered by pink and white impatiens), I step over the wooden walkway and onto the sandy beach below, in the quiet cool of a Florida morning. A flock of sanderlings go back and forth with ocean’s ebb and flow in perfect unison, pecking for their morning meal.
The sun creeps by slowly over the tall coconut palms, through sea grapes hedge and onto the smooth cool sand below. I step barefoot over broken seashells along the wet sand at water’s edge past a long row of old pier pilings jutting out on to the water where [?] perch and dry their wings before diving underwater again. Two women with string bags search for the perfect shell among a large pile washed up on sand the night before. A young couple jogging in oppsoite direction slow down and stop to look out at something in the smooth calm water. My eyes follw theirs. A black speck appears. They continue jogging. I stand still and watch the water from shore. Up it comes again! First the tail, then his smooth, sleek gray body follows – rising up and over the water, and down into it again. I follow along the beach – a few more steps and the tail emerges again, then the body up and over – sleek and graceful – then into the water again.
We move along together in the early morning light. I walk the beach, the dolphin swims beside me, we are in harmony with each other under a wide Florida sky. I watch for him to emerge again. He flips his tail one last time, turns and heads out to deeper water. I pick up my pace. Sand disappears under my feet. I step out into the warm gulf water and dive into the crest of a wave.
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Warrior names!
Here is a huge list of warrior prefixes and suffixes, all of which will be accepted in our RP!
Link to RP: https://discord.gg/xVeq4rD
Prefix
Acorn
Adder
Amber
Ant
Apple
Arch
Ash
Aspen
Badger
Badger
Bark
Bat
Bee
Beech
Beetle
Berry
Birch
Bird
Black
Blizzard
Bloom
Blossom
Blue
Boulder
Bounce
Bracken
Bramble
Branch
Brave
Breeze
Briar
Bright
Brindle
Bristle
Broken
Brook
Brown
Brush
Bumble
Burning
Burr
Buzzard
Cedar
Cherry
Chestnut
Cinder
Claw
Cliff
Cloud(y)(ed)
Clover
Cold
Crane
Cream
Creek
Cricket
Crooked
Crow
Curl
Daisy
Damp
Dandelion
Dapple(d)
Dark
Dawn
Dead
Deer
Dew(y)
Dirt
Dove
Drift
Drizzle
Duck
Dune
Dusk
Dust(y)
Eagle
Ebony
Echo
Eel
Egg
Ember
Faded
Fading
Falcon
Fallen
Fallow
Fawn
Feather
Fern
Ferret
Fin
Finch
Fire
Fish
Flame
Fleet
Flint
Flower
Fly
Fog
Fox
Frog
Frost
Frozen
Fuzzy
Gold(en)
Goose
Gorse
Grass
Gray
Green
Hail
Half
Hare
Hawk
Hay
Hazel
Heather
Heavy
Heron
Hollow
Holly
Honey
Ice(y)
Ivy
Jagged
Jay
Jump
Juniper
Kestrel
Kink
Lake
Larch
Lark
Leaf
Leopard
Light
Lightning
Lily
Lion
Little
Lizard
Long
Loud
Maggot
Mallow
Maple
Marigold
Meadow
Milk
Mink
Minnow
Mint
Misty
Mole
Moon
Morning
Moss(y)
Moth
Mouse
Mud(dy)
Needle
Nettle
Newt
Night
Nut
Oak
Oat
Odd
One
Otter
Owl
Pale
Patch
Pebble
Perch
Petal
Pigeon
Pike
Pine
Pool
Poppy
Pounce
Prickle
Puddle
Quail
Quick
Quiet
Rabbit
Raccoon
Ragged
Rain
Rapid
Rat
Raven
Red
Reed
Ripple
River
Robin
Rock(y)
Rook
Rose
Rowan
Rubble
Running
Rush
Russet
Rust/y
Rye
Sage
Scorch
Sedge
Seed
Shade
Shadow
Sharp
Shell
Shimmer
Shining
Short
Shred
Shrew
Shrub
Silent
Silver
Sky
Slate
Slow
Small
Smoke
Snail
Snake
Sneeze
Snow
Soft
Soot
Sorrel
Spark
Sparrow
Speckle(ed)
Spider
Splash
Spot(ted)
Spruce
Squirrel
Starling
Storm
Stream
Stumpy
Sun(ny)
Swallow
Sweet
Swift
Tall
Talon
Tangle
Tansy
Tawny
Thistle
Thorn
Thrush
Thunder
Tiger
Timber
Tiny
Toad
Torn
Tree+
Trout
Tumble
Twig
Twilight
Vine
Violet
Vole
Wasp
Water
Wave
Weasel
Web
Weed
Wet
Whisker
White
Willow
Wind
Wren
Yarrow
Yellow
Suffix
ash
bee
belly
berry
bird
blaze
branch
breeze
briar
bush
blossom
bright
brook
claw
cloud
creek
dapple
dawn
dream
dust
drop
ear
eye
eyes
face
fall
fang
feather
fern
fin
fire
fish
flame
flight
flower
fluff
foot
frost
fur
gaze
gleam
glisten
glow
hawk
haze
heart
jaw
kit
leaf
leap
leg
light
mask
mist
moon
muzzle
nose
pad
path
paw
pearl
pelt
petal
pool
poppy
puddle
scar
shade
shine
sky
snow
song
speck
spirit
splash
spots
spring
star
stem
step
storm
streak
stream
strike
stripe
sun
tail
talon
thorn
throat
tooth
tree
tuft
tounge
water
whisker
whisper
willow
wind
wing
wish
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Claimed Names
-Same Exact Full Name cannot be used twice ever
-(Training Names) cannot be repeated in the same tribe but has happened in a different tribe before
-[Base Names] cannot have repeats within the same tribe unless the older of the two has already earned their Full Name and are not given the same Training Name.
- If a name is missing the Base Name / Training Names, it meas they are deceased and those are open again.
Mountain:
Wings of Flying Dove (Flying Dove) [Dove]
Claws of Hunting Bear (Hunting Bear) [Bear]
Pool Under Night Sky (Night Pool) [Pool]
Wolf That Cried in the Night (Crying Wolf) [Wolf]
Lion That Hunts at Night (Hunting Lion) [Lion]
Tiger Lurking in Shadows (Tiger Shadow) [Tiger]
Frost in Cliffside Pool (Frost Cliff) [Frost]
Dawn Over Mountain Peak (Dawn Peak) [Dawn]
Otter That Chases the Wind (Otter Chase) [Otter]
Flight of Large Hawk (Hawk Flight) [Hawk]
Night of Empty Skies (Night Sky) [Night]
Shadow That Hides the Sky (Sky Shadow) [Sky]
Flight of Scared Squirrel (Squirrel Flight) [Squirrel]
Flight of Watchful Kestrel (Kestrel Flight) [Kestrel]
(Alder Leaf) [Alder]
(Spider Berry) [Spider]
[Weasel]
(Bat Storm) [Bat]
Mouse with Crooked Tail (Crooked Mouse)
Path of Many Stones (Stone Path)
Tooth of Large Beaver (Beaver Tooth)
Muddy Banks of Mountain Stream (Mud Stream)
Small Ears of Swift Weasel (Weasel Ear)
Cliff Shading Large Rock (Cliff Rock)
Tiger in Dark Cave (Dark Tiger)
Sky During Setting Sun (Setting Sun)
Breeze Under Lark Wings (Larks Wings)
Dusk With Warm Breeze (Dusk Breeze)
Frost on Dark Berry (Dark Berry)
Spider in Silky Web (Spider Silk)
Leaf in Ivy Bush (Ivy Bush)
Babble of Cold Creek (Cold Creek)
Fang of Swift Beaver (Swift Beaver)
Song in Night Breeze (Breeze Song)
Cloud Drifting at Night (Cloud Drift)
Dawn on Calm Pool (Dawn Pool)
Fern in Blowing Wind (Fern Wind)
Claws of Dark Bear (Dark Bear)
Cry of the Tall Moose (Moose Cry)
Fang of the Dark Fox (Fox Fang)
Branch on Tallest Tree (Tall Tree)
Ice on Cold Pool (Cold Pool)
Hoof of Tall Moose (Moose Hoof)
Raven in Frozen Skies (Frozen Raven)
(Frost Shade)
Water:
Sharp Bite of Ice (Sharp Ice) [Ice]
Venom of Evening Spider (Evening Spider) [Evening]
Claw of Mighty Cougar (Cougar Claw) [Cougar]
Frost that Chills the Water (Frost Water) [Frost]
Moon that Glows Through Tree Leaves (Moon Glow) [Moon]
Wind of Large Horned Deer (Deer Horn) [Deer]
Fang of Mighty Tiger (Tiger Fang) [Tiger]
Ivy Growing in Sunlight (Ivy Light) [Ivy]
Pale Stone in Suns Light (Sun Stone) [Sun]
Badger Hidden in Snow (Snow Badger) [Badger]
Curling Whisps of Fog (Fog Whips) [Fog]
Frost on Softpetal Leaves (Soft Frost) [Softpetal]
Raven with White Feathers (Raven Feathers) [Raven]
Silver Stars on Clear Night (Silver Night) [Silver]
Fox That Strikes From the Bush (Fox Strike) [Fox]
Berries of the Yes (Yew Berry) [Yew]
Rat on Hidden Path (Rat Path) [Rat]
(Wolf Fang) [Wolf]
(Moose Wave) [Moose]
[Bear]
Feathers from Flying Quail
Shells on Morning Shore (Morning Shell)
Fangs of Big Beaver (Beaver Fang)
Teasel in Strong Breeze (Teasel Breeze)
Ember Light Across Froze Water (Ember Water)
Cloud Shadow on Frozen Pool (Cloud Pool)
Pale Feather that Floats on Water (Pale Feather)
Moth Dances Beneath the Moon (Moth Dance)
Dew in Crumpled Leaf (Dew Leaf)
Carp in Calm River (Carp River)
Dove with Pale Feathers (Pale Dove)
Pool of Morning Light (Light Pool)
Rook Flying Over River (River Rook)
Faint Glow of Distant Day (Faint Glow)
Mist That Shrouds the Lillies (Lily Mist)
Snarling of the Bear Stone (Stone Bear)
Heart of Mighty Lion (Lion Heart)
Leaf:
Rat With Steady Gaze (Rat Gaze) [Rat]
Aster Petals in Moonlit Pool (Aster Petal) [Aster]
Pool in Muddy Marsh (Mud Pool) [Mud]
Claw of Tricky Weasel (Weasel Claw) [Weasel]
Robin Soaring Through Sky (Robin Sky) [Robin]
Twig Where Magnolia Blooms (Magnolia Bloom) [Magnolia]
Screech of Night Owls Hunt (Night Screech) [Night]
Sunlight on Burning Leaves (Sun Leaf) [Sun]
Hawthorn Petals in the Morning (Hawthorn Petal) [Hawthorn]
Stream Where Salmon Jump (Salmon Stream) [Salmon]
Wind That Shakes the Barley (Barley Wind) [Barley]
Song of Fallen Leaves (Leaf Song) [Leaf]
Cry of Young Bird (Young Bird) [Bird]
Unseen Tail of Snake (Snake Tail)[Snake]
(Cloud Petal) [Cloud]
(Climbing Mist) [Mist]
(Mouse Bite) [Mouse]
(Elk Heart) [Elk]
[Feather]
[Dusk]
[Sparrow]
Owl Hunting In Darkness (Dark Owl)
Steps of Heavy Bison (Bison Step)
Mist Sitting in Dawn Sky (Dawn Mist)
Antler of Large Deer (Large Deer)
Sparrow Flying Over Valley (Flying Sparrow)
Twig Where Little Leaf Grows (Little Leaf)
Swift Flame Breaking at Dawn (Swift Dawn)
Sun that Warms Soft Sands (Sun Sand)
Maple Leaf of Forest Song (Maple Song)
Stars in Evening Sky (Sky Star)
Bark of Berry Bush (Berry Bark)
Sun on Warm Stones Face (Warm Stone)
Bite of Angry Vole (Vole Bite)
Mouse Leaping Over Reeds (Mouse Reed)
Walk of Singing Elk (Singing Elk)
Feathers Dancing in the Wind (Feather Dance)
Step of Horned Deer (Deer Horn)
Pebble Shore in the Night (Pebble Shore)
Morning Over Cool Lake (Cool Lake)
Curl of Young Leaf (Leaf Curl)
Nightingale Singing in the Sun (Gale Song)
Hummingbird Dancing in the Sun (Sun Bird)
Shell That Sits in Breeze (Shell Breeze) [Shell]
Blossom Falling From Singing Tree (Blossom Fall) [Blossom]
Crevice Where Small Willow Grows (Small Willow) [Willow]
(Berry Twig) [Berry]
(Mist Leaf)
(Rain Song)
(Wasp Bite)
(Echo Wing)
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