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Extremely generic, typical isekai anime where the main character is a high school boy who's so good at video games in his day-to-day life, but people don't respect gamers :( so he's a loser :( ...until he ends up isekai'd into a fantasy world that RUNS on video game logic.

Except this main character is a speed runner.

World record holding speed runner.

Elf-woman in the introductory episode shares the long, sad history of her realm at odds with the Demon Lord and his reign. She looks up just as she's about to describe the moment the Demon Lord killed her husband, and main character is... gone.

Several many fields away.

Naked as the day god made him because equipping the intro clothes takes 3 seconds between menu opening and character re-rendering.

The Wall of the Unfathomable, which has sealed these villagers within their own walls for generations unknown, sees its first breach in a millennium as Main Character scales it ass-backwards clipping and ragdolling up its scaffolding by abusing the collision detection logic and its impact on speed reversal.

NPCs launch into speeches which bewilder and confuse even them because they should NOT be saying anything about the deep sacred mana that can defeat the Dark Demon Lord but the fucker standing in front of him in tighty-whiteys with a level 99 helmet and the Hero Sceptor (which he should NOT have yet but) is compelling the NPC for reasons they cannot begin to comprehend.

The Demon Lord is alerted by holographic message from his most trusted underling that some disturbance has just rippled through from Elf Realm and that some portal may have just opened from the human world, which warrants some caution as the prophesied hero is said to--cut off by the MC catapulting past all 18 floors of Demon Tower security using the infinite speed jump glitch and one-shotting the Demon Lord with a single rag-doll spastic thrust through his heart which launches the Demon Lord along with MC into a 500mph spiral into the stratosphere... And somewhere, the end credits play.

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losing my mind over gem showing impulse this vine

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street pathing with sidewalk and borders designed by lissy

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𝘪𝘯𝘵𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘳𝘰𝘢𝘥 𝘸𝘦 𝘨𝘰 ! 🍃🛣️

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quokka through seasons 🌸☀️🍂❄️

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new entrance on nordsea🌾 my airport is very close to resident services so i do struggle a bit when designing this area and usually tend to hide one or the other! however this time i wanted to recreate a bridge area for the entrance similar to one i had a long time ago and i think it turned out pretty nice🌻

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my online store is now open! we got books, we got stickers, we got prints, and also a very limited number of hand-printed t-shirts.

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Back to where it started.

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“Until Next Time”

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stained glass windows ✿ by Doremi_No1 on twt

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Okay so just between you and me, private like, if you’re having trouble with writer’s block but not so much that you can’t open a document at all…

Write yourself some pwp smut.

I’m dead serious. Open a document, crack those knuckles, and give yourself permission to write the absolutely most filthiest, horniest, kinkiest, plotless porn imaginable and get lost in it. Why? Because it’s basically the same thing as vocal exercises and warmup sketches. The genuine ones, not the ones artists post that are completely shaded and cleaned up and whatnot.

By taking two (or more. Or less.) characters and putting them into a situation where they have to interact in weird, new, maybe even uncomfortable ways, you’re practicing everything from your dialogue to your character consistency to evocative descriptions to, yes, even learning how to get consistent emotional reactions out of your readers even if the only reader is you.

And it gives you permission not to worry about the plot, about the worldbuilding, about anything. People get horny all the time for no damn reason, there’s no build up necessary to throw some characters into a spin cycle of horniness on high and watch what happens. And writing that, exploring that, giving yourself explicit parameters for a completely plotless writing exercise that nonetheless demands some pretty tight exercises of your skills while also explicitly being Not That Serious, can really help when you’re stuck on a story to just get back into the swing of things.

There’s a hundred ways to get out of writer’s block out there, I know, but if you’re ready to do some writing exercises and also don’t want to take yourself too seriously… give it a shot. It’s fun!

Also, for any of you sex-repulsed aces out there or writers who are Just Not About That, try substituting plotless sex for one character walking into the room, throwing a packed bag at another character, and saying “Get up, get in the car, and don’t ask stupid questions. We’re going to [x theme park].” and then immediately cut to whatever they’re doing at the theme park. Same variety of different sensations and emotions and situations to describe, but none of the horniness unless you’re just really into rollercoasters That Way. Good luck and have fun!

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Types of AO3 Summary

Option 1 - The Excerpt:

The quickest, the easiest! Find a section of your fic that contains the main premise of said fic and also showcases your writing. Copy paste that into the summary box. BOOM! Done.

Best used for any fic, unless it's so short the excerpt would be the whole fic.

Option 2 - The No Frills:

Just a description of the fic. No need for drama. No need to complicate matters. Keep it simple, keep it safe.

Example: "A short character exploration of Blorbo's thoughts after Daisy leaves."

Best used for short fics, poems and fics where the style/format is more important than the plot. Or fics that tie directly into a scene/episode from canon or another fanfic.

Option 3 - The Hook:

Draw the reader's interest by giving them a set up with no conclusion. Introduce the main character(s), introduce the status quo, describe an inciting incident, leave a question in the reader's mind.

Example: "Blorbo is a barista at a coffee shop, struggling to pay their bills, but after handsome rockstar Obrolb walks into their coffee shop they find that they have to decide whether a chance at love is worth the cost of fame."

Best used for mid to long fic where there's a strong premise and follow through. Especially good for AUs. Can be expanded for more complex plots or used multiple times in one summary for multiple characters or subplots.

Option 4 - The Sitcom One-Liner:

"The one in which [over simplified description of one of the main plotlines]" This is essentially 'boil your plot down to the very simplest statement you can, oversimplify if possible. The more bizarre or unhelpful the better.

Example: "The one in which Blorbo learns to like cake".

Best used for fics with at least a little humour in them.

Option 5 - The Rule of Three:

Three is a magic number. Find three key moments in your fic and just list them. That's it. Often ends with 'not necessarily in that order' if used for comic effect. If it's an AU, establish that quickly (i.e. 'Star NHL player Blorbo…').

Example: "Blorbo makes a friend, falls in love, and almost burns to death, not necessarily in that order."

Best used for anything, really. Three is a magic number. The human brain loves things that come in threes.

Option 6 - The Trope Lure:

Why bother describing the plot? We all know AO3 readers are here for the tropes. Similar to The Sitcom One-Liner just using tropes instead of plot. Often followed by the phrase 'that nobody asked for'.

Example: "The Space western/ABO/Mail Order Bride fic that nobody asked for."

Often tacked on to the end of The Hook or The Excerpt as a tl;dr.

Best used for fic that plays its tropes straight with no shame or second guessing.

Option 7 - The Pre-emptive Strike:

(Not recommended) You just wrote this fic, the self doubt is consuming you. You feel the need to apologise profusely for your existence for no apparently reason. You feel cringe, you think the fic is cringe, you want everyone to know that you think the fic is cringe in case they don't like it and judge you for it.

Example: "So I fell in love with this pairing and had to write this. It's weird and terrible. Lol! I suck at summaries! Sorry!"

Best used for no fics ever. I cannot stress this enough.

(Seriously, I am begging you, don't do this. If you're planning to use this option, rethink it and do one of the others. I guarantee you more people will want to read your fic.)

Sometimes added on to any other summary as a strange disclaimer. (srsly. don't.)

Option 8 - The Unapology:

Embrace the mayhem, embrace the deep dark depths of your soul. The opposite of The Pre-emptive Strike. A combination of The No Frills and The Trope Lure that truly gives no fucks.

You have committed crimes and you are proud of them. You know what your USP is and you're going to make sure your target market finds you. Look upon my works, ye readers, and despair!

Example: "There aren't enough tentacle fics in this pairing, so I had to write one myself!"

Best used for fics with controversial/polarising tropes with all relevant details already clearly stated in the tags.

Option 9 - The Interrogation:

What if you wrote a summary entirely in questions? What if your readers had to read the fic to discover the answers? Who knows what will happen if you do this?

Example: "What happens when Blorbo McBlorbo gets his wish and Daisy doesn't make it to the plane on time? What happens when Obrolb finds out? How will this change Daisy and Blorbo's friendship?"

Best used for... I honestly don't know. This style of summary does not vibe with me. Mystery fic maybe? Sorry guys.

Option 10 - The Multipack:

Got a bunch of shorter fics in one work? No way of summarising them all without a wall of text larger than the Great Wall of China? This one is similar to The No Frills in that you're not describing the plots themselves and similar to The Trope Lure in that often broader genres and tropes are mentioned. What links those fics? Are they all in the same fandom? The same pairing? The same challenge? Just slap that right in the summary. A chapter list with 1-2 word trope/pairing summaries can be included or not.

Example: "A collection of Blorbo/Daisy/Obrolb fics based on Tumblr prompts. Chapter 1: Regency AU Chapter 2: Werewolves vs vampires Chapter 3: Ghost!Daisy Chapter 4: Space pirates!"

Best used for (obviously) works that are compilations of fic.

Option ? - The Void:

I said The Excerpt was the quickest and easiest summary to do. I lied, well... I didn't exactly lie. What is quicker and easier than not having a summary at all? After all, that's what the tags are for.

Example:

Best used for... nothing? Write a summary, guys. Please?

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The way that the alien in Nope's final form looks like an old studio camera. The way the opening credits take place inside its stomach, shown as an endless darkness framed by billowing sheets - the blanket-like hood of an old camera that the photographer hides under. The way Jupe calls the alien The Viewer. The way Jupe makes stuffed animals of what he imagines the aliens inside the "ship" to look like subconsciously reference the camera magazines on the set of Gordy's Home with the body of a monkey. The way that Jupe was only saved because the table cloth kept him from looking Gordy in the eyes. The way that OJ and Em signal "I see you" before the final showdown. The violence of attention. The all-seeing eye. The panopticon. The camera obscura. The dark chamber. The spectacle.

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A list of unique names you can use to name the characters of your story

Aicha: A female name from Arabic origins, meaning " being alive and well."

Andromeda: A female name of Greek origin meaning "advising like a man."

Atticus: Masculine name originated from both old Greek and Latin, meaning " belonging to Attica."

Atlas: Gender neutral name from Greek mythology, meaning "great strength and support."

Bathsheba: A female name originated from the Hebrew, meaning "daughter of the oath."

Blair: Is an English Female name from the early 1200’s and has its roots in Scottish Gaelic origin. It means meadow, field, or a plain.

Cassandra: A feminine name of Greek origin meaning "shining upon man."

Celeste: Gender neutral name, originated from Latin, meaning "heavenly."

Circe: Gendre neutral name originated from Greek mythology, meaning " flying bird."

Cora: A female name originated from Greek mythology, meaning "heart."

Ellis: Masculine name from English and Welsh origin, Ellis means benevolent. 

Elora: A female name from Hebrew origins, meaning " my God is my light."

Emerald: Gender neutral name from Persian origins, meaning "the color green."

Esme: Female name originated from French which means "to love and be loved."

Godiva: Female name from English origin, meaning "God's gift."

Hayden: Gender neutral name from English origin, the name Hayden means fire.

Huyam: Gender neutral name from Arabic origin, meaning "passionate love."

Idriss: Masculine name of Arabic origin. It means studious or lord. It is also the name of a prophet mentioned twice in the Quran.

Jamila: Female name originated from Arabic, meaning "purest beauty."

Maria: Feminine name form Latin origins, meaning "of the sea" or "beloved" or "rebellious".

Pandora: This feminine name means all gifts according to Greek origin.

Primrose: Female name from English origin and means first rose. It refers to a flower that blooms early in the spring.

Rune: Gender neutral name originated from both German and Swedish meaning " preserved secret."

Samar: Gender neutral name originated from Arabic, meaning "evening conversations (including Arabic music and poetry).

Seraphina: Female name originated from Hebrew, meaning "ardent and fiery."

Serena: Female name derived from the latin word serēnus, meaning " calmness, tranquility and serenity."

Sahir: Masculine name of Arabic origins meaning "sorcerer."

Sybil: Female name originated from Greek. Sybil means prophetess.

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Sea names are here! Thanks for the request :-) This list is really long, you can see the mini version here: Sea Names (mini list)

Also, this list only contains names about the sea itself. Keep an eye out for beach names, sea creature names, fishing names, sailing and pirate names, and mermaid names.

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Abadibo - m/f (Ijaw) a person from the sea

Aches - m/f (Welsh) the sound of waves crashing on the shore

Aix - m/f (Greek) a tall wave

Akai - m/f (Japanese) love of the sea, sea of love

Ama - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean

Amane - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean / sound of the ocean / ocean peak / peaceful ocean, quiet sea / ocean rhyme, ocean elegance, tone of the ocean / hope of the ocean / ocean's request / ocean prayer / rare ocean / phenomenal ocean / ocean of feathers / ambassador of the ocean / ocean messenger / full moon ocean / ocean's desire

Anka - m/f (Chukchi) the sea

Anka-k - m/f (Chukchi) in the sea

Aomi - m/f (Japanese) sea of hollyhock, sea of althea / green sea / sea kingfisher / blue sea / blue-green sea / bright sea / indigo sea / sea of a hundred millet

Bada - m/f (Korean) sea, ocean

Bahari - m/f (Swahili) sea, ocean

Bayandalai - m/f (Mongolian) rich sea

Bō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) wave

Cháo - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) tide, flow, damp

Dalay - m/f (Mongolian) sea, ocean

Deniz - m/f (Turkish) sea

'Ehu - m/f (Hawaiian) sea spray / red haired

Gal - m/f (Hebrew) wave

Galor - m/f (Hebrew) wave of light

Ha - m/f (Japanese, Hattic) waves

Hae - m/f (Korean) sea, ocean

Hae-ju - m/f (Korean) jewel of the sea / ocean pearl / circumference of the ocean

Haf - m/f (Old Norse) sea, ocean

Hai - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea, ocean

Haibō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean wave

Haibó - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) wide as the sea, wide sea

Haifēng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean peak / sea breeze

Hailí - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) black sea, dawn at sea / sea of pears

Hailì - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) standing in the sea / power of the sea, influence of the sea / beautiful sea / sea of white jasmine / the sea's benefit

Haili - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea of plums, sea of plum trees / sea village

Hailún - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) order of the sea

Haipíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea of duckweed / sea wanderer, sea traveler / peaceful sea

Haiqí - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) rough sea / majestic sea

Haiqi - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) rising sea

Haiqī - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) seven seas

Haitáo - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) peach sea, sea of peaches

Haitāo - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea of big waves

Haiyán - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea cliffs

Haiyàn - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) beautiful sea / elegant sea, handsome sea / sea swallow, seabird

Haiyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean encampment / ocean firefly, sea of fireflies

Haiyìng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) light reflecting off the ocean

Haiyīng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) flower petal on the sea, sea of flower petals / brave sea, hero of the sea / cherry blossom sea, sea of cherry blossoms / jade sea / seahawk, sea eagle, sea falcon

Halmē - m/f (Greek) seawater, brine

Hals - m/f (Greek) salt, sea

Harou - m/f (Japanese) bright wave, clear wave

Hasumi - m/f (Japanese) pure wave / clear wave / sea lotus, sea of lotuses

Hidemi - m/f (Japanese) sun coming out from the ocean / beautiful ocean, elegant ocean / flower petal ocean, sea of flower petals

Hinami - m/f (Japanese) sun and waves, day of waves / graceful wave, beautiful wave / like a wave / flying waves / princess of waves / light wave / scarlet wave / wave of fire

Hiro - m/f (Japanese) ocean

Hiroka - m/f (Japanese) beautiful ocean / Summer sea / flower sea, sea of flowers / join the ocean / ocean of joy, ocean's praise / perfume of the sea / fruit of the sea / fragrance of the sea / the sea's congratulations, ocean of joy / softening ocean, peaceful ocean, harmony of the ocean / ocean leisure / music of the ocean / graceful ocean / great ocean / seabird

Hlaing - m/f (Burmese) wave, overwhelm, plentiful

Hoi - m/f (Cantonese) ocean

Honda - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean

Hóngbō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) flooding wave, tidal wave / red wave / great wave

Jiànyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) building ocean / sword of the sea / strong sea

Jiānyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) amongst the sea

Llan - m/f (Welsh) tide, flow. Also: Lan

Ka - m/f (Japanese) ocean

Ka'ehu - m/f (Hawaiian) the seaspray / the red haired one

Kai - m/f (Hawaiian) sea

Kaiea - m/f (Hawaiian) rising sea

Kaimana - m/f (Hawaiian) power of the ocean

Kainoa - m/f (Hawaiian) sea of freedom

Kaion - m/f (Japanese) sound of the sea

Kihiro - m/f (Japanese) sea of trees / sea of plants / sea of brightness / hope for the ocean, expecting the ocean / living ocean, fresh ocean / ocean chronicle / precious sea / ocean of joy

Ligal - m/f (Hebrew) my wave

Lilimar - m/f (Spanish) sea lily, sea of lilies / God's sea

Liúyáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean destroyer

Liyam - m/f (Hebrew) my sea

Lùyáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) seadew, dew of the sea / sea land

Luyáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) musical note of the ocean / green sea

Lwandle - m/f (Zulu, Tsonga) ocean

Marin - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean

Mano - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean

Marr - m/f (Icelandic) sea, ocean. Also: Mar

Maredudd - m/f (Welsh) great lord, sea lord

Me - m/f (Japanese) sea

Mer - m/f (Breton) sea

Meredith - m/f (Welsh) great lord, sea lord. Also: Merideth, Meridith

Meredydd - m/f (Welsh) great lord, sea lord

Merle - m/f (English) bright sea

Merlyn - m/f (English) sea fortress

Mi - m/f (Japanese) ocean, sea

Michika - m/f (Japanese) sea of thousands of flowers / sea of thousands of songs / sea of love, loves the sea / sea of thousands of joys / sea of thousands of birch trees / sea of joy

Miharu - m/f (Japanese) Spring sea / sea of light, sun and sea / clear weather on the ocean / distant sea

Mihiro - m/f (Japanese) generous ocean / plentiful ocean / prosperous ocean / vast sea

Min - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean

Minami - m/f (Japanese) ocean wave / beautiful wave

Minto - m/f (Japanese) sound of the ocean / seaweed, seagrass / leaf sea, sea of leaves / sea door / sea rabbit / ocean city / peach sea, sea of peaches / sea walk / person of the sea / sea of wisteria, sea of vines / eastern sea

Mioto - m/f (Japanese) sound of the sea

Moana - m/f (Maori, Hawaiian) ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea. Also: Moána

Mönkhdalai - m/f (Mongolian) eternal sea

Mor - m/f (Cornish) sea

Morgan - m/f (Welsh) sea circle

Mulgyeol - m/f (Korean) wave, tide, layers of water

Muriel - m/f (English) bright sea

Nagi - m/f (Japanese) calm at sea, lull

Nalu - m/f (Hawaiian) wave, surf

Nami - m/f (Japanese) wave

Nobumi - m/f (Japanese) fragrance of the sea / trust in the sea / open sea

Ocean - m/f (English) Also: Océan

Okyanus - m/f (Turkish) ocean

Onja - m/f (Malagasy) wave

Onjalalaina - m/f (Malagasy) beloved wave, wave held dear

Oryam - m/f (Hebrew) sea of light, light sea

Riaka - m/f (Malagasy) sea / small streams of water created by rain

Rou - m/f (Japanese) wave

Ryūha - m/f (Japanese) waving willows / dragon wave / noble wave

Sæ - m/f (Old English) sea, ocean

Sær - m/f (Old Norse) sea

Sakhon - m/f (Thai) river, ocean, sea

Samudra - m/f (Sanskrit) sea, ocean

Samudtar - m/f (Tocharian) sea

Se - m/f (Japanese) evening tide, night tide, ebb

Sekai - m/f (Japanese) ocean world / holy sea, ocean priest / evening ocean tide / pleasant evening tide / tide boundary

Shii - m/f (Japanese) sea / evening tide, night tide, ebb. Also: Shi

Shio - m/f (Japanese) evening tide, night tide, ebb / salt / midtide / cherry blossom tide / sound of the tide / peaceful tide, harmonious tide

Shirane - m/f (Japanese) white wave

Souksakhone - m/f (Lao) sea of joy

Taari - m/f (Gilbertese) sea

Takami - m/f (Japanese) sea and sky / seahawk, sea eagle, sea falcon

Tâmtu - m/f (Akkadian) sea

Tāo - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) large waves

Tasi - m/f (Chamorro) sea, ocean

Teremoana - m/f (Cook Islands Maori) ocean voyage

Tolkyn - m/f (Kazakh) wave

Tsunami - m/f (Japanese) tsunami, tidal wave / harbor wave

Unkai - m/f (Japanese) cloudy sea, sea of clouds

Ushio - m/f (Japanese) tide / salt water

Val - m/f (Albanian) wave

Valë - m/f (Albanian) wave

Vasa - m/f (Samoan) open ocean, sea

Wénbō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) literature of waves, culture of waves / cloud patterns of waves

Wēnbō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) warm waves

Wényī - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) literature of waves, culture of waves / cloud patterns of waves

Wēnyī - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) warm waves

Xiàobō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) blooming wave

Xiaobō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) little wave / bamboo wave

Xiàoyáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea of laughter, smiling sea / blooming sea, sea of blooms

Xiaoyáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) little sea / sea of dwarf bamboo

Yam - m/f (Hebrew) sea

Yáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean

Yashio - m/f (Japanese) night tide / arrow of the tide / eight tides / tidal valey

Yasumi - m/f (Japanese) calm sea / respect the sea / peaceful sea / gentle sea / raised by the sea / living as long as the sea

Yī - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ripple, wave

Yíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean, sea

Yō - m/f (Japanese) ocean. Also: You, Yo

Yozuru - m/f (Japanese) strings of the sea, chords of the sea

Yúyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) pleasant sea, sea of delight / at sea, in the sea / the sea's appoval

Yùyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) plentiful sea, rich sea / jade sea, gem of the sea, sea of gems

Yuyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) rainy sea, sea of rain, rain on the sea / sea house / sea feather, sea of feathers

Zhènyáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea town, ocean market place / shaking sea, sea tremor, excited sea

Zhēnyáng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) virtuous sea / precious sea, rare sea / true sea

Ziyang - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) child of the sea

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Aallotar - f (Finnish) wave, mermaid

Aarna - f (Sanskrit) wave, ocean. Another name for the goddess Lakshmi

Adva - f (Hebrew) small wave, ripple

Aihai - f (Chinese) love of the sea, sea of love

Aimi - f (Japanese) love of the ocean

Alda - f (Icelandic) heavy swelling wave, tall rolling wave

Aldey - f (Icelandic) island of tall waves

Amame - f (Japanese) love of the sea / love of pearls

Amami - f (Japanese) ocean of heaven, heavenly ocean / sky and sea / ocean of rain, rainy sea

Ami - f (Japanese) blue sea

Anka-ny - f (Chukchi) in the sea. Traditionally given to girls born during an ocean voyage.

Asherah - f (Semitic) she who walks in the sea. A Semitic mother goddess

Aytollkyn - f (Kazakh) moon and waves. Also: Aytolqyn

Bahriya - f (Uzbek) sea, ocean

Banga - f (Lithuanian) wave, billow

Banguolė - f (Lithuanian) little wave

Bára - f (Old Norse) wave, billow

Benthesicyme - f (Greek) depth and waves of the sea. A Greek goddess of waves

Blirime - f (Albanian) tide

Bylgja - f (Old Norse) billow, wave

Chulsa - f (Khmer) sea, ocean

Cymopolea - f (Greek) wave walker

Dahae - f (Korean) over the sea / more than the sea

Darya - f (Persian) sea, ocean

Delmara - f (Spanish) of the sea

Derya - f (Turkish) sea, ocean

Detare - f (Albanian) of the sea

Dolgunna - f (Yakut) wave

Drofn - f (Old Norse) wave, billow

Dúfa - f (Old Norse) pitching wave

Dzovik - f (Armenian) sea

Eidunn - f (Old Norse) oath of the wave

Eimi - f (Japanese) depending on the sea / sea performer / sea phantom / ocean reflection / sea of prosperity / glorious sea / splendor of the sea / sea of eternity / crystal sea, sea sparkling like jewelry / sea of grain / hero of the sea / sea's protection / sea song, poem of the sea / violent sea

Fridunn - f (Faroese) beautiful wave, good wave, wave of peace, wave of safety

Gæirunnr - f (Ancient Scandinavian) spear wave

Gagasi - f (Zulu) wave

Galateia - f (Greek) goddess of the calm sea

Galene - f (Greek) stillness of the sea, calm

Gali - f (Hebrew) my wave

Galia - f (Hebrew) wave

Galit - f (Hebrew) wave

Galyah - f (Hebrew) wave from God

Geut - f (Hebrew) tide

Gwenore - f (Welsh) white wave

Hae-hwa - f (Korean) sea of flowers / illustrious sea

Hae-in - f (Korean) kind sea

Hae-won - f (Korean) beautiful sea

Hafdís - f (Old Norse) lady of the ocean / ocean goddess / ocean seeress / woman of the ocean

Hafey - f (Icelandic) ocean island, island in the sea

Hafrós - f (Icelandic) rose of the sea, sea of roses

Hafrún - f (Icelandic) ocean's secret / sea magic

Hailan - f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean waves, ripples / love of blue

Haixiá - f (Mandarin Chinese) misty ocean / ocean of rosy clouds

Halimede - f (Greek) to think of the sea

Hamoni - f (Japanese) sound of waves / wave of hope

Haren - f (Japanese) lotus wave

Hatepuna - f (Hattic) child of the sea

Hiav - f (Hmong) sea, ocean

Hiromiko - f (Japanese) beautiful child of the ocean, child of the beautiful ocean

Hlédís - f (Old Norse) goddess of the sea / ocean seeress / lady of the sea / woman of the sea

Hreidunn - f (Ancient Scandinavian) home amongst the waves

Hronn - f (Old Norse) wave

Indaliai - f (Sanskrit) sea feather, feather from the sea

Itsasne - f (Basque) ocean

Itsaso - f (Basque) ocean

Itxaso - f (Basque) ocean

Iwerydd - f (Welsh) the ocean

Ji-Hae - f (Korean) earth and sea / sea of wisdom

Jūra - f (Lithuanian) sea

Jūratė - f (Lithuanian) sea. A Lithuanian sea goddess

Kaehuwahine - f (Hawaiian) the woman of sea spray / the red haired woman

Kaiko - f (Japanese) child of the sea

Kailani - f (Hawaiian) sea and sky

Kaile'a - f (Hawaiian) sea of joy

Kainani - f (Hawaiian) beautiful sea, glorious sea, sea of splendor

Kaino - f (Japanese) my sea

Kairen - f (Japanese) ocean lotus

Kairi - f (Japanese) nautical mile / sea of pears / ocean village / sea of white jasmine

Kaisa - f (Japanese) sea of gauze, sea of thin silk

Kaise - f (Japanese) ocean world

Kamiko - f (Japanese) child of the fragrant sea

Kaylani - f (English) sea and sky

Kehlani - f (English) sea and sky

Kinvara - f (Gaelic) head of the sea

Kona - f (Japanese) wave of fragrance, fragrance of waves / little wave

Konami - f (Japanese) beautiful wave of fragrance, beautiful fragrance of waves / beautiful little wave

Konoa - f (Japanese) heart of the ocean, soul of the ocean

Kreshte - f (Albanian) crest, wave

Kymo - f (Greek) wave, the end of waves

Kympa - f (Greek) wave, billow

Kymopoleia - f (Greek) wave walker

Laine - f (Estonian) wave

Lamorna - f (Cornish) high tide around a church

Maimiti - f (Tahitian) surfer, coming from the sea

Manami - f (Japanese) love of the ocean

Mar - f (Spanish, Catalan) sea. Also: Marr

Maraja - f (Esperanto) made by the sea

Mardís - f (Old Norse) woman of the sea / lady of the sea / goddess of the sea

Mardoll - f (Old Norse) shining sea. A name for the Norse goddess Freyja

Maren - f (Danish) of the sea

Marey - f (Icelandic) island in the sea

Margunn - f (Norwegian) sea battle

Mari - f (Japanese) sea

Marijn - f (Dutch) of the sea

Marimu - f (Japanese) dream of the sea

Marina - f (Italian) of the sea. Also: Marína, Mariña

Marine - f (French) of the sea

Marinella - f (Italian) of the sea. Also: Marinela

Marinette - f (French) of the sea

Marinka - f (Croatian, Slovene) of the sea

Maris - f (Latin) of the sea

Marisol - f (Spanish) sea and sun. Also: Marísól

Maristela - f (Spanish) star of the sea. Also: Maristella

Marna - f (Danish) of the sea

Maryna - f (Ukranian) of the sea

Mavji - f (Uzbek) wave, billow, glimmer

Meme - f (Japanese) love of the sea / sea bud, sea sprout

Metlem - f (Turkish) sea wind

Meraud - f (Cornish) sea

Meri - f (Finnish) sea

Meriel - f (English) bright sea

Merike - f (Finnish) sea

Meril - f (Hungarian) bright sea

Merla - f (English) bright sea

Merletta - f (English) bright sea

Meryl - f (English) bright sea

Mia - f (Japanese) love of the ocean, love of the deep

Miaya - f (Japanese) color of the sea

Mikage - f (Japanese) light sea, ocean of light

Mikai - f (Japanese) beautiful sea

Mikako - f (Japanese) surrounding ocean

Mikaze - f (Japanese) sea wind

Millawa - f (Polynesian) peaceful ocean waves

Mimi - f (Japanese) beautiful ocean / fruit of the sea / dream of the sea / sea of lights / heart of the sea

Minon - f (Japanese) sound of the ocean

Mioko -f (Japanese) child of the sea ceremony

Mion - f (Japanese) sound of the sea

Mira - f (Sanskrit) sea, ocean. Also: Meera

Miramar - f (Spanish) look to the sea

Misa - f (Japanese) sea of happiness / sea of fine sand

Miti -f (Tahitian) sea

Mitsuha - f (Japanese) wave of light / honey wave / three waves

Miyaha - f (Japanese) temple of waves, shrine of waves, palace of waves

Mizūmi - f (Japanese) seawater. Also: Mizuumi

Morgana - f (English) sea circle

Morgane - f (French) sea circle

Morgelyn - f (Cornish) sea holly

Morlanow - f (Cornish) high tide

Muireann - f (Irish) fair sea, white sea

Muirenn - f (Irish) fair sea, white sea

Muirgel - f (Irish) bright sea

Muirgheal - f (Irish) bright sea

Muireall - f (Scottish) bright sea

Muirgen - f (Irish) born of the sea. A mermaid of Irish myth

Muirín - f (Irish) born of the sea

Murdag - f (Scottish) sea warrior

Murielle - f (French) bright sea

Murron - f (Scottish) fair sea, white sea

Myrgjol - f (Ancient Scandinavian) bright sea

Nagiha - f (Japanese) waves on the shore / calm wave

Naia - f (Basque) wave, sea foam. Also: Naïa

Namino - f (Japanese) my wave / wave of hope / waving field

Nanami - f (Japanese) seven seas

Nanon - f (Japanese) sound of waves

Natsuha - f (Japanese) Summer wave

Nehalennia - f (Gaulish) steerswoman, seafarer. A Gaulish goddess of the sea, commerce, divination, and the Otherworld

Nijiha - f (Japanese) seven waves / rainbow wave

Nolwandle - f (Zulu) mother of oceans

Nozomi - f (Japanese) hope of the sea

Océane - f (French) ocean

Odeta - f (Albanian) the sea

Ona - f (Catalan) wave

Ondina - f (Italian, Portuguese) wave

Oumi - f (Japanese) sea, ocean

Oyto'lqin - f (Uzbek) moon wave

Øyunn - f (Norwegian) wave of fortune / island wave

Pelageya - f (Russian) the sea. Also: Pelagiya

Pelagia - f (Ancient Greek) the sea. Also: Pelágia, Pelàgia

Puakai - f (Hawaiian) ocean flower

Rathanakreasey - f (Khmer) pile of stones, glass / the ocean

Reidun - f (Norwegian) home amongst the waves

Ririka - f (Japanese) glassy blue waves / waves like tinkling of jewelry / village of waves / companion of waves / jewel of the waves / cold wave / benefit of the waves

Rosemarie - f (English) a variant of Rosemary

Rosemary - f (English) the name of an herb, which gets its name from "ros marinus" meaning "dew of the sea" in Latin.

Romey - f (English) a diminutive of Rosemary

Rouzu - f (Japanese) city of waves

Sachiho - f (Japanese) wave of happiness, lucky wave / sand and waves / color of waves / wave of blossoms / gauze wave

Sæbjørg - f (Ancient Scandinavian) help of the sea

Sæbjört - f (Icelandic) bright sea

Sædís - f (Icelandic) sea goddess / woman of the sea / lady of the sea

Sægifu - f (Old English) gift of the sea

Sælaug - f (Icelandic) betrothed to the sea

Sæny - f (Icelandic) new sea

Særós - f (Icelandic) sea rose / sea of roses

Særún - f (Icelandic) secret of the sea / sea magic

Sæunn - f (Old Norse) ocean wave

Sæunnr - f (Old Norse) ocean wave

Sæwynn - f (Old English) sea of joy

Sami - f (Japanese) sand and sea

Sehild - f (Old English) battle at sea

Selga - f (Latvian) deep sea, open sea

Sepol - f (Kurdish) wave

Shiina - f (Japanese) seven seas

Shioriko - f (Japanese) child of the village of evening tides

Sigurbára - f (Icelandic) wave of victory

Silendi - f (Old Frisian) land and sea

Solimar - f (Portuguese) sun and sea. Also: Solemar, Solymar

Solunn - f (Old Norse) sun and waves

Søyvor - f (Old Norse) Spring sea

Steinunn - f (Old Norse) stone amongst the waves

Sumudra - f (Bengali) someone who is like the ocean

Taimi - f (Japanese) big sea / peaceful sea

Tanima - f (Pashto) wave

Tarni - f (Kaurna) surf, wave, breaker

Thalassa - f (Greek) sea. The Greek personification of the sea

Tiamat - f (Semitic) sea. The Babylonian personification of the sea.

Tijuana - f (Spanish) by the sea

To'lqina - f (Uzbek) wave

Tonwen - f (Welsh) white wave

Torunn - f (Old Norse) wave of Thor. Also: Tórunn, Torun

Ulappa - f (Finnish) open sea

Umi - f (Japanese) sea, ocean

Umiko - f (Japanese) child of the sea

Unda - f (Latin) wave

Undine - f (English) wave. Used in literature to refer to female water spirits. Also: Undīne

Undinė - f (Lithuanian) wave, mermaid

Unn - f (Norwegian) to wave, to billow

Unna - f (Old Norse) to wave, to billow

Unndís - f (Icelandic) woman of the waves / lady of the waves / goddess of the waves

Unni - f (Norwegian) new wave

Unnr - f (Old Norse) to wave, to billow

Unnveig - f (Norwegian) power of the waves, powerful waves

Unnur - f (Icelandic) to wave, to billow

Urmi - f (Sanskrit) wave, billow. Also: Ūrmí

Urmila - f (Sanskrit) wave, billow

Vaimiti - f (Tahitian) seawater, saltwater

Vaimitiarii - f (Tahitian) noble of the sea water

Valbardha - f (Albanian) white wave

Valdete - f (Albanian) ocean wave

Valmira - f (Albanian) good wave

Vidunn - f (Norwegian) big wave

Waraqucha - f (Quechua) star of the sea

Wasa - f (Proto-Polynesian) sea

Yachiho - f (Japanese) eight thousand waves

Yamit - f (Hebrew) little sea

Yōko - f (Japanese) child of the ocean. Also: Yoko, Youko

Yumeha - f (Japanese) dream of waves

Yumemi - f (Japanese) dream of waves

Yumiho - f (Japanese) evening ocean sail, sailing the ocean in the evening

Zilmar - f (Portuguese) blue sea

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Abadi - m (Ijaw) a big sea

Ægir - m (Old Icelandic) sea, ocean. The Norse god of the sea

Agwé - m (Haitian Creole) spirit of the sea. A Vodou loa of the sea, fish, aquatic plants, and the patron loa of fishermen and sailors.

Alon - m (Tagalog) wave

Amahiko - m (Japanese) prince of the sea, boy of the sea

Angusínâk - m (Greenlandic) the one proficient in catching sea mammals

Angusuatsiak - m (Greenlandic) may he be able to catch plenty of sea mammals

Annop - m (Thai) sea, ocean

Arno - m (Marshellese) wave

Ásmarr - m (Ancient Scandinavian) sea god, lake god

Asuma - m (Japanese) bright sea / future sea / flying sea

Atiniui - m (Chuukese) man of the sea

Bahr - m (Arabic) sea, ocean

Bahradin - m (Arabic) sea of faith

Bahri - m (Arabic) sea

Bahru - m (Amharic) the sea

Banguolis - m (Lithuanian) little wave

Bien - m (Vietnamese) sea, ocean

Blirim - m (Albanian) tide

Chaschuka - m (Winnebago) wave

Dalay-ool - m (Tuvan) son of the ocean

Delmar - m (Spanish) of the sea

Detar - m (Albanian) of the sea

Deusemar - m (Portuguese) god of the sea

Dolgun - m (Yakut) wave

Dong-hae - m (Korean) eastern sea

Dylan - m (Welsh) great tide. Also: Dillan, Dillon

Efitahi - m (Tongan) carry it to the sea

Erdet - m (Albanian) sea wind, scent of the sea

Erion - m (Albanian) wind from the Ionian Sea / our wind

Erjon - m (Albanian) wind from the Ionian Sea / our wind

Fetulikimoana - m (Tongan) hurrying out to the ocean

Fodor - m (Hungarian) wave, ripple, curl

Fukashi - m (Japanese) ocean

Gafljótr - m (Ancient Scandinavian) bright sea

Gyatso - m (Tibetan) ocean

Gylfi - m (Old Norse) roar of a heavy sea

Haebong - m (Korean) sea of joy

Hafsteinn - m (Icelandic) ocean stone

Hafthor - m (Old Norse) Thor's ocean

Hai - m (Vietnamese) sea, ocean

Haijūn - m (Mandarin Chinese) sea king

Hayase - m (Japanese) open sea, rapids

Heimoana - m (Tahitian) crown of the sea

Heremoana - m (Tahitian) beloved ocean, loves the ocean

Hlér - m (Ancient Scandinavian) ocean, sea

Hrannar - m (Icelandic) army of waves

Inapo - m (Chamorro) wave

Jiànbō - m (Mandarin Chinese) building wave / wave sword / strong wave

Kai - m (Japanese) ocean

Kaijin - m (Japanese) god of the sea / person of the sea

Kaikea - m (Hawaiian) clear sea / white sea

Kaikoa - m (Hawaiian) sea warrior

Kaimu - m (Japanese) sea of dreams, dream of the sea

Kainalu - m (Hawaiian) ocean wave

Kairu - m (Japanese) ocean current

Kaito - m (Japanese) constellation over the ocean / flying over the ocean

Kekai - m (Hawaiian) the sea

Lear - m (Manx) sea, ocean

Ler - m (Irish) sea. The Irish god of the sea

Lewatle - m (Sotho) ocean

Lir - m (Irish) sea. The Irish god of the sea

Liro - m (Proto-Celtic) sea, ocean

Llyr - m (Welsh) sea. The Welsh god of the sea

Ma'anutai - m (Bellonese) floating in the sea

Makai - m (Hawaiian) by the sea / seaward

Maligiak - m (Greenlandic) mid-size wave

Malik - m (Greenlandic) wave. Also: Mälik, Malïk

Margeir - m (Icelandic) sea spear

Margrímur - m (Icelandic) mask of the sea

Marin - m (French) of the sea. Also: Marín

Marini - m (Italian) of the sea

Marino - m (Italian, Spanish) of the sea. Also: Marínó, Mariño, Marinó

Marinos - m (Greek) of the sea

Marinus - m (Latin) of the sea

Marleif - m (Norwegian) ocean's legacy, inheritance of the sea

Merdinus - m (English) sea fortress

Merlin - m (English) sea fortress. A wizard of Arthurian tales. Also: Merlín

Merlinus - m (English) sea fortress

Moanaiti - m (Tahitian) little sea

Moanatini - m (Tahitian) many oceans

Moanaura - m (Tahitian) red sea

Mogad - m (Amharic) wave

Moran - m (Breton) little sea

Morcant - m (Old Welsh) sea circle

Mordiern - m (Breton) sea prince, sea lord

Morlais - m (Welsh) voice of the sea

Muir - m (Scottish Gaelic) sea

Muirchadh - m (Gaelic) sea warrior

Mukhit - m (Kazakh) ocean

Murdo - m (Scottish) sea warrior

Murdock - m (Irish) sea warrior. Also: Murdoch

Murrough - m (Irish) sea warrior

Myrddin - m (Welsh) sea fortess

Napo - m (Chamorro) wave

Natsuhiro - m (Japanese) Summer sea

Nawfal - m (Arabic) generous / sea, ocean

Océano - m (Spanish) ocean. Also: Oceano

Okean - m (Bosnian) ocean

Okeanas - m (Lithuanian) ocean

Okeanos - m (Greek) ocean. The Greek personification of the ocean

Okeanosi - m (Georgian) ocean

Pelagios - m (Ancient Greek) the sea

Pelagius - m (Ancient Greek) the sea

Pelagon - m (Greek) of the ocean

Phorkys - m (Greek) of the sea. The Greek god of hidden dangers of the deep sea

Poncio - m (Spanish) sea

Pontius - m (Greek) sea

Pons - m (French) sea

Pontos - m (Greek) sea

Pontus - m (Greek) sea. A Greek god of the sea.

Ponzio - m (Italian) sea

Rabhartaigh - m (Irish) flood tide

Randhir - m (Sanskrit) sea of joy / steady joy

Rosmarinus - m (English) dew of the sea

Saagarik - m (Odia) belonging to the ocean

Sæfaru - m (Old English) sea journey

Sagar - m (Hindi) ocean

Samandar - m (Hindi, Pashto) sea, ocean

Sæmar - m (Icelandic) famous sea

Sæmundr - m (Old Norse) sea's protection

Sævar - m (Icelandic) sea warrior

Sæwine - m (Old English) friend of the sea

Sevard - m (Norwegian) sea guard

Skær - m (Old Norse) rock in the sea, skerry. Also: Sker

Taikai - m (Japanese) great ocean

Taitearii - m (Tahitian) king of the sea

Takumi - m (Japanese) open sea

Tanrake - m (Gilbertese) ocean

Tenao - m (Gilbertese) the wave

Tengiz - m (Georgian) sea, ocean

Tenizbay - m (Karakalpak) sea

To'lqin - m (Uzbek) wave

Ummon - m (Uzbek) sea, ocean

Unato - m (Japanese) person of the sea

Unnsteinn - m (Icelandic) stone amongst the waves

Unntór - m (Icelandic) thundering wave

Unruoch - m (Medieval German) resting wave

Unwan - m (Medieval German) friend of the waves

Ürkesh - m (Uyghur) wave, billow / camel's hump

Vaarish - m (Sanskrit) one who sleeps in the waters or ocean. A name of the Hindu god Vishnu

Valbardh - m (Albanian) white wave

Valbon - m (Albanian) good wave

Valjet - m (Albanian) wave of life

Vilnis - m (Latvian) wave, surge

Yam - m (Ugaritic) sea. The Ugaritic god of the sea, chaos, storms, and destruction

Yongbō - m (Mandarin Chinese) eternal wave

Yōsuke - m (Japanese) help of the ocean. Also: Yosuke, Yousuke

Yukihiro - m (Japanese) ocean of happiness

Zōngyáng - m (Mandarin Chinese) ancestor's sea

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names i think are cool part 2

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