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Fennelsky
Skipperclaw
Sand(hare)
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“ well this december, i'll remember.
Riley#7335
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Post by Riley on Apr 29, 2019 11:43:41 GMT -6
OFFICIAL NAMING GUIDE of the sun stays 'til tomorrow
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naming. The following thread showcases but is not limited to the prefixes and suffixes that best suit the Clan's English geographical location and nature-focused names. Of course, there are always some names that get skipped over, so feel free to add a suggestion here at the bottom of this template.
Do remember though that some prefixes and suffixes, such as Star-, Sky-, Leaf-, and Fern- are discouraged, as well as prefixes that are a bit macabre, such as Blood-, Death-, Soul-, etc. If you feel that a prefix or suffix should be included here, give it a quick Google and see if it's found natively in the UK, and comment below or mention it in the Discord!
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template by riley. do not duplicate. PREFIXES BROWN | CREAM & GOLDEN | GINGER & RED |
➣ aspen ➣ acorn ➣ adder ➣ alder ➣ ant ➣ aspen ➣ barley ➣ basil ➣ bat ➣ beech ➣ beetle ➣ Oswaldn ➣ bracken ➣ bramble ➣ brambling ➣ bream ➣ briar ➣ brindle ➣ brown ➣ bunting ➣ butterfly
➣ buzzard ➣ carp ➣ cedar ➣ chestnut ➣ chaffinch
➣ cicada ➣ clay ➣ cockle ➣ cod ➣ copper ➣ cricket ➣ crow ➣ curlew ➣ cypress ➣ dark ➣ deer ➣ dipper ➣ dock ➣ dodder ➣ doe ➣ duck ➣ dunnock ➣ dust ➣ eagle ➣ elm ➣ ermine ➣ fallow ➣ fawn ➣ fern ➣ frog ➣ fox ➣ godwit ➣ goose ➣ gorse
➣ grain ➣ grass ➣ grouse ➣ hare ➣ harrier ➣ hawk ➣ hawthorn ➣ hazel ➣ hedgehog
➣ hickory ➣ honey ➣ ivy ➣ jackdaw ➣ jay ➣ kestrel ➣ kite ➣ lapwing ➣ lamprey ➣ larch ➣ lark ➣ leaf ➣ lichen
➣ limpet ➣ lindin ➣ linnet ➣ lizard ➣ loach ➣ locust ➣ mallard ➣ marsh ➣ marten ➣ meadow ➣ mink ➣ minnow ➣ moorhen
➣ moth ➣ mouse ➣ mud ➣ muntjac ➣ nettle ➣ newt ➣ oak ➣ oat ➣ olive ➣ osprey ➣ owl ➣ partridge ➣ pebble ➣ pecan ➣ pheasant ➣ piper ➣ pipit ➣ pike ➣ pine ➣ pochard ➣ poplar ➣ porcupine ➣ quail ➣ quill ➣ rabbit ➣ rail ➣ rat ➣ reed ➣ roach ➣ robin ➣ rush ➣ rye ➣ sap ➣ sedge ➣ seed ➣ silt ➣ shell ➣ shrew ➣ snail ➣ snake ➣ sparrow ➣ spider ➣ spruce ➣ starling
➣ sycamore ➣ swift ➣ tawny ➣ teasel ➣ tiger ➣ timber ➣ thicket ➣ thorn ➣ thrush ➣ toad ➣ trout ➣ twite ➣ vole ➣ walnut ➣ weasel ➣ whimbrel ➣ whinchat ➣ willow ➣ wheat ➣ wren ➣ yew | ➣ aspen ➣ acorn ➣ apple ➣ basil ➣ bee ➣ bream ➣ broom ➣ burnet ➣ bumble ➣ campion ➣ carp ➣ celandine ➣ chamomile ➣ chervil ➣ clover ➣ daffodil ➣ daisy ➣ dandelion ➣ dawn ➣ fennel ➣ finch ➣ garlic ➣ golden ➣ gorse ➣ heather ➣ hemlock ➣ honey ➣ hornet ➣ iris ➣ larch ➣ leopard ➣ lightning ➣ lion ➣ lotus ➣ magnolia ➣ maple ➣ marigold ➣ milk ➣ morning ➣ oat ➣ parsley ➣ peony ➣ piper ➣ primrose ➣ red ➣ reed ➣ roach ➣ rush ➣ rye ➣ sand ➣ sap ➣ sedge ➣ seed ➣ sorrel ➣ sun ➣ sweet ➣ tansy ➣ thyme ➣ valerian ➣ warbler ➣ wasp ➣ wheat ➣ yellow ➣ yarrow |
➣ aspen ➣ ant ➣ apple ➣ broom ➣ burnet ➣ bunting ➣ campion ➣ chaffinch ➣ cherry ➣ copper ➣ cypress ➣ daffodil ➣ daisy ➣ dawn ➣ fire ➣ finch ➣ flame ➣ fox ➣ godwit ➣ golden ➣ grain ➣ heather ➣ holly ➣ honey ➣ hornet ➣ iris ➣ kestrel ➣ kite ➣ leaf ➣ lion ➣ maple ➣ marigold ➣ morning ➣ mulberry ➣ oriole ➣ pear ➣ plum ➣ pochard ➣ poppy ➣ red ➣ rose ➣ rowan ➣ russet ➣ sap ➣ skipper ➣ spindle ➣ sorrel ➣ squirrel ➣ sun ➣ stoat ➣ sweet ➣ tawny ➣ tiger ➣ vixen ➣ wasp ➣ valerian ➣ vixen ➣ yarrow |
➣ aspen ➣ blizzard ➣ campion ➣ chervil ➣ cloud ➣ cloudy ➣ clover ➣ cockle ➣ comfrey ➣ cotton ➣ crane ➣ dandelion ➣ daisy ➣ dew ➣ dove ➣ duck ➣ egret ➣ frost ➣ gale ➣ garlic ➣ goose ➣ gull ➣ hemlock ➣ heron ➣ holly ➣ ice ➣ laurel ➣ light ➣ lightning ➣ lilac ➣ lily ➣ magnolia ➣ mallow ➣ milk
➣ mistletoe ➣ moon
➣ pale ➣ parsley ➣ pear ➣ peony ➣ piper ➣ plum ➣ primrose ➣ privet ➣ rabbit ➣ sage ➣ shell ➣ sheep ➣ sleet ➣ snow ➣ swan ➣ tulip ➣ wagtail ➣ web ➣ white ➣ yarrow |
➣ ash ➣ aspen ➣ aster ➣ birch ➣ blizzard ➣ blue ➣ bluebell ➣ borage ➣ boulder ➣ bream ➣ burdock ➣ cinder ➣ clay ➣ cloud ➣ cuckoo ➣ cod ➣ comfrey ➣ crane ➣ creek ➣ cricket ➣ cicada ➣ dark ➣ dawn ➣ dew ➣ dock ➣ dove ➣ dust ➣ ember ➣ falcon ➣ flint ➣ fly ➣ fog ➣ gadwall ➣ goose ➣ grey ➣ gull ➣ hail ➣ harrier ➣ hedgehog ➣ ivy ➣ jay ➣ juniper ➣ lapwing ➣ lavender ➣ loach ➣ lotus ➣ marsh ➣ meadow ➣ minnow ➣ mint ➣ mist ➣ misty ➣ mole ➣ moth ➣ moon
➣ nettle ➣ orchid ➣ pale ➣ partidge ➣ pebble ➣ pigeon ➣ pine ➣ porcupine ➣ rain ➣ ripple ➣ rock ➣ sage ➣ salmon ➣ shade ➣ sea ➣ shell ➣ silver ➣ slate ➣ sleet ➣ slug ➣ smoke ➣ soot ➣ squirrel ➣ stone ➣ storm ➣ swallow ➣ sycamore ➣ teasel ➣ thistle ➣ thrush ➣ thyme ➣ wagtail ➣ web ➣ willow ➣ wolf |
➣ ash ➣ ant ➣ ash ➣ badger ➣ bat ➣ beetle ➣ bilberry ➣ black ➣ cricket ➣ cicada ➣ cod ➣ coot ➣ cormorant ➣ crow ➣ dark ➣ dipper ➣ flint ➣ fly ➣ hedgehog ➣ ivy ➣ jackdaw ➣ marsh ➣ mole ➣ mulberry ➣ night ➣ olive ➣ osprey ➣ privet ➣ porcupine ➣ quill ➣ rat ➣ raven ➣ rook ➣ sedge ➣ seed ➣ shade ➣ sheep ➣ slate ➣ sloe ➣ slug ➣ smoke ➣ soot ➣ spider ➣ starling ➣ swallow ➣ swift ➣ thorn ➣ tern ➣ wagtail
➣ wolf |
TORTOISESHELL | BICOLOUR | SIZE & PELT & INJURY |
➣ aspen ➣ basil ➣ blossom ➣ brambling ➣ bream ➣ brindle ➣ bumble ➣ cherry ➣ cockle ➣ dapple ➣ ember ➣ fern ➣ godwit ➣ gannet ➣ kestrel ➣ leaf ➣ leech ➣ leopard ➣ lichen ➣ lizard ➣ maple ➣ morning ➣ moss ➣ moth ➣ mulberry ➣ newt ➣ oriole ➣ pansy ➣ patch ➣ pochard ➣ poppy ➣ quill ➣ robin ➣ sap ➣ seed ➣ shell ➣ skipper ➣ sorrel ➣ speckled ➣ spindle ➣ spotted ➣ sycamore ➣ toad ➣ trout ➣ wigeon ➣ vixen |
➣ aspen ➣ avocet ➣ badger ➣ birch ➣ bright ➣ cockle ➣ cuckoo ➣ dapple ➣ duck ➣ dunlin ➣ ferret ➣ frog ➣ godwit ➣ gull ➣ heron ➣ jay ➣ lamprey ➣ lichen ➣ loon ➣ magpie ➣ marten ➣ moon
➣ mottle ➣ newt ➣ oriole ➣ osprey ➣ pansy ➣ patch ➣ piper ➣ plover ➣ pochard ➣ poplar ➣ porcupine ➣ robin ➣ sheep ➣ shrike ➣ starling ➣ swallow ➣ swift ➣ tern ➣ toad ➣ trout ➣ wagtail ➣ warbler |
➣ ant ➣ broken ➣ crooked ➣ fluffy
➣ half ➣ heavy ➣ jagged ➣ kink ➣ long ➣ odd ➣ one ➣ quick
➣ ragged ➣ ripped ➣ scar ➣ small ➣ split ➣ tall ➣ tiny ➣ torn ➣ twisted ➣ wild |
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Fennelsky
Skipperclaw
Sand(hare)
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“ well this december, i'll remember.
Riley#7335
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Post by Riley on Apr 30, 2019 6:59:35 GMT -6
Below are the suffixes included in our naming guide! Of course, you are not limited to this list, as everyone should have artistic liberty with their characters! This is simply a guideline to help you along. However, take note that the following prefixes are forbidden:
-star, -sky
-sky is reserved for leaders only, as they no longer take the name of StarClan due to their abandoning of the ancient ancestors when they left the forest five generations ago. That being said, -star should speak for itself! It just leaves a bitter taste on every cat's tongue when they remember the queen's tale of starclan letting them be chased from the forest.
-leaf and -fern are suffixes reserved for spectacular skilled and/or popular leafclaws and fernclaws, respectfully! cats with this suffix are thanked for doing a great service to their subrank and their clan.
fun fact: there are such things as a "fernclaw name" and a "leafclaw name!" leafclaws like to be recognized for their tree-climbing abilities and agility, with prefixes they like such as -branch, -leap, -flight, -wing, -cloud, -bird, et cetera. the same goes for fernclaws, with prefixes like -bush, -thorn, -stem, -seed, -twig, and the like! you can become quite the centre of gossip if your name doesn't fit your rank.
SUFFIXES APPEARANCE. ➣ belly, used generally for those with predominant markings on their stomachs or is known to be quite ravenous
➣ blaze, used, on occasion, for extremely unique patterns in one's pelt
➣ bush, for large or fluffy cats
➣ blossom, used generally for pretty dappled coats with bloom-like markings
➣ bloom, for dappled, patch-like markings
➣ bracken, for complex, brindled markings
➣ branch, for a lean, hard-muscled cat, lanky
➣ briar, used generally for those with prickly pelts or even prickly personalities
➣ burr, used generally for those with bristly pelts or very sharp claws
➣ claw, for those with extremely long or extremely sharp claws and have a way with them
➣ cloud, used generally for light, sometimes patched pelts
➣ dapple, used generally for dappled pelts
➣ face, used generally for only the most beautiful of warriors
➣ fang, for those with long, powerful teeth
➣ feather, used generally for long, beautiful coats that are well-kempt and cleanly
➣ fern, for skyclan fernclaws who have performed impeccably and/or done a great service for skyclan
➣ flame, for orange pelts
➣ flurry, for a white-patterned character
➣ foot, used generally for those with unique markings on their feat or possibly because of stealth
➣ fur, used for interesting pelts, can vary from extreme smoothness to marbled markings
➣ frost, can sometimes be used for pale cats or cats with icy patches or features
➣ gorse, used generally for those with prickly pelts or even prickly personalities
➣ heather, for a cat with long, flowing fur
➣ leg, bearing a distinct characteristic of the leg(s)
➣ lightning, for a very swift cat, or one with notable striped markings
➣ lily, for a simple, yet beautiful and immaculate pelt
➣ mask, a shy cat, a secretive cat, a cat with a distinct facial marking in relation to the eyes
➣ moss, for a soft-furred feline, proficient at stalking
➣ nose, used generally for those with notable markings upon or near their nose, or those with keen tracking skills
➣ pelt, used for interesting pelts, from unique markings to extreme smoothness
➣ petal, for those with speckled, mottled, or petal-like dapples
➣ pool, for those with large, pale patches, or solid pelts
➣ poppy, for those with speckled, mottled, or dappled pelts
➣ scar, used usually to emphasize the importance of one's scars or one large notable scar
➣ splash, used on cats with splash-like dapples
➣ snout, a distinct characteristic of the muzzle or nose, usually relates to the prefix
➣ snow, for white or solid pelts
➣ speck(le), for a speckled, mottled, or dappled coat
➣ stalk, a long-limbed cat
➣ stem, a long-limbed cat
➣ stone, for a large, sturdy character, or a grey cat
➣ stride, for a quick-paced, limber character
➣ stripe, used only for tabbies with notable striped markings
➣ rose, used for the most beautiful of characters
➣ tail, for those with unique markings upon their tail, or even a beautiful and well-kept one
➣ talon, can be used to note a cat's proficient claws
➣ thistle, can be used for those with prickly pelts, sharp claws
➣ throat, can be used for a unique tone of voice, or significant markings around the throat or chest
➣ tooth, for those with long, powerful teeth
➣ tree, for a tall, powerful character, or a character with brown fur
➣ tuft, for those with tufty, fuzzy pelts
➣ whisker, for those with extraordinarily long or plumy whisker SKILLSETS. ➣ blaze, can, on occasion, be used to honor a cat's tough and well-aimed attacked in combat
➣ branch, used to honor a cat's extreme skill in climbing trees
➣ breeze, used to honor a cat's speed and, generally, quiet paw steps
➣ brook, used in RiverClan to emphasize and honor a warrios't alent in the water
➣ claw, for those with extreme skill in combat or in hunting
➣ creek, used in RiverClan to emphasize and honor a warrior's talent in the water
➣ dust, for those who are wary and keep an eye on their surroundings during combat, are considered incredibly attentive
➣ fall, for a particularly clumsy cat
➣ fang, for those with incredible skill in hunting or in combat
➣ fish, used in RiverClan to honor a cat's incredible fishing ability
➣ flight, used generally for the agile and quick-footed
➣ hawk, for those with an utterly incredible attentiveness to their environment
➣ hop, for those skilled in jumping, or even those with a quick gait
➣ leaf, for skyclan leafclaws who have performed impeccably and/or done a great service for skyclan
➣ leap, used to acknowledge one's powerful hindlegs or notable jumping abilities
➣ nose, used for excellent trackers
➣ pounce, used to acknowledge one's powerful hindlegs or notable jumping abilities
➣ ripple, used to honor a cat's swimming abilities
➣ runner, for very swift characters
➣ shade, used for the incredibly stealthy
➣ skip, used for those who are fleet or foot or good jumpers
➣ slip, for a stealthy warrior; or, a very clumsy warrior
➣ splash, used in RiverClan to recognize and honor a cat's skill in the water
➣ spring, used to acknowledge one's powerful hindlegs or notable jumping abilities, as well as quickness
➣ step, can be used for those who are diligent, quick, or have a unique gait
➣ stream, used in RiverClan to recognize and honor a cat's skill in the water
➣ tail, used generally for the agile or those with an incredible ability to climb or scale
➣ talon, can be used to honor a cat's skill in combat
➣ thorn, can be used to honor a cat's skill in combat
➣ tooth, for those with extreme skill in combat or in hunting
➣ whisker, for extraordinary trackers
➣ wing, used for the agile and fleet of foot PERSONALITY. ➣ berry, used for the sweet-voiced and, generally, the gentle
➣ blaze, used for the bold and audacious, or those with forceful and thunderous attitudes
➣ bloom, for a hopeful, optimistic character
➣ breeze, a cool-tempered cat, easy-going. can also be frigid, cold.
➣ briar, can be used to note a cat's prickly, rough attitude
➣ burrow, for a reclusive character
➣ cloud, for the laidback and soft-spoken
➣ dawn, used to honor a cat's innovative, open-minded mindset and behavior
➣ dew, for those who are known for their helpfulness and chipper attitude
➣ dusk, used to note a cat's laidback, cool demeanor; generally, they are lax and, at times, dull
➣ fall, for those who are open-minded or spontaneous, tending to "let things go" faster
➣ fang, for those with sharp tongues or, even, cats who chitter-chatter incessantly
➣ flame, used for the hotheaded and fiery, primarily, though it can also be used to acknowledge bravery
➣ flower, for the sweet and kind, and generally those with strong feelings for young kits
➣ frost, can occasionally be used for the diligent and cleanly, with a healthy, loyal work ethic
➣ gorse, can be used for a prickly personality
➣ heart, used for the heartfelt and friendly, or the incredibly devout and heartworking; those with "the most heart".
➣ jaw, sometimes used for the talkative and sociable
➣ light, used for the optimistic and generally pleasant
➣ lily, for one who's highly adaptable to change
➣ path, for those who are driven and/or passionate in life, or those with a unique gait
➣ shade, for the stealthy and socially quiet, generally considered the wallflowers
➣ snarl, a rude, mean, or mouthy cat, a distinct characteristic of the muzzle or mouth
➣ snow, for easy-going, soft-hearted warriors
➣ song, for those with beautiful, persuasive voices and generally carry in their wake sound reason
➣ storm, for the charismatic, loud, and undoubtedly unpredictable
➣ sun, for a bright, optimistic character
➣ rose, used for the sweet and amicable
➣ thistle, can be used for the sturdy, stubborn, and tempered
➣ tree, for a stubborn, sturdy character
➣ water, for the cool and collected, with a strong curb on all degrees of temper
➣ willow, for the sturdy and unwavering, the strong and unbending FOLKLORE. ➣ bee, used to honor the most diligent and hardworking warriors
➣ bird, used to honor a cat's attentiveness and light-footed nature
➣ crow, used to acknowledge a cat's shrewd, cunning, and sometimes mischievous behavior.
➣ dove, used for an overall placid temperament
➣ fawn, for the timid and soft-spoken
➣ frog, used for innovative, creative cats with open minds, or cats with notable jumping skills
➣ fox, used to respect a cat's cunning and, at times, aggressive demeanor
➣ hare, while rare and often kept to WindClan, this is used to honor a cat's speed and quick wits, and sometimes, parental instincts
➣ hawk, used to honor a cat's sharp mindfulness and overall astute vigilance
➣ jay, for the talkative and charismatic, as well as those with a prominent speaking voice
➣ lark, for those with wondrous, sing-song voices and a whimsical (if quirky) charm to them
➣ minnow, for those with exceptional swimming or fishing abilities, or those who are incredibly small in size
➣ mouse, for the quiet and mild-tempered; they are rumored to be a tad jumpy
➣ sparrow, for those who show joyful and caring qualities, or are avid and steadfast.
➣ swan, used for the most graceful and notably territorial warriors
➣ willow, for the sturdy and unwavering, the strong and unbending
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