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Masterpost: Water

This has started to become a theme in some of the asks, so this post is going to be here for those wanting a new water / ocean / sea... you get the point, right?

we also included mythology-related water names here!

Masculine Names That Relate to Water (+ Mythological Ones)

Afon - “river” (Welsh) [masc + neutral + femme]

Agam - “lake” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral + femme]

Aegaeon - god of violent storms (Greek mythology)

Anup - “watery” (Sanskrit, Indian, Hindi)

Aqua - “water” (Latin) [masc + neutral]

Aquarius - “water” (Latin) [masc + neutral]

Arausio - god of water (Celtic mythology)

“orange” (French)

Assan - “waterfall” (Irish)

Attewater - “at the water” (English)

Bada (바다) - “beach, sea” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Barse - “fresh-water perch” (English)

Bo ( 波 ) - “wave” (Chinese) [masc + neutral]

Bo - “to live” (Swedish, Danish) [masc + neutral]

Bolívar - “mill river”, also the last name of Simón Bolívar, a Bolivian revolution leader (Spanish [Latin American])

Boseon (보선) - “boiling water spilling out” + “good, kind, charitable, virtuous”

Cain - “clear water” (English)

Caindale - “from the clear water valley” (English)

Calder - “from the stony river” / “stream” (Celtic)

Caspian - derived from the Caspian Sea (place name) [masc + neutral]

Dax - a French town by the water (French)

Deniz - “sea” (Turkish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Derya - “sea, ocean” (Persian, Turkish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Dongha (동하) - “east river” (Korean)

Donghae (동해) - “east sea” / Korean for the “East Sea” / Sea of Japan (Korean)

Doeun - (도은) - “east clouds” (Korean)

Dongeun (동은) - “east clouds” (Korean)

Dover - “water” / “a seaport” (English)

Dylan - “son the river” / god of the seas (English, Welsh mythology)

Fjord - “passage in the sea” / “narrow inlet between seas” (Scandanavian) [masc + neutral + femme)

Garam (가람) - “river” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Glaucus - prophetic sea god who protected fishermen and sailors in difficult times at sea (Greek mythology)

Göksu - “sky river” (Turkish)

Gürsel - “flowing water” (Turkish)

Hai (  海 ) - “sea, ocean” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

He (  河 ) “river, stream” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

( 和  ) “harmony, peace” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

(  荷 ) “lotus, water lily” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Irvin - “green water” (English) 

Irving - “green water” (English) 

Irwin - “green water” (English)

Jafar - “stream” , name of main antagonist in Aladdin (Arabic)

Jubal - “stream” (Hebrew, Biblical)

Kai / Kaia - “sea” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

“uncertain” (German, Finnish, Swedish) 

Kaimana - “sea, ocean” + “power” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

“diamond” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

Ken / Kenn - “clear water” (English)

Ken - “healthy and strong” (Japanese)

Laec - “lives near water” (English)

Lynn / Lin / Lynne - “waterfall” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Lin ( 林, 琳 ) - “forest” “fine jade, gem” (Chinese) [masc + femme]

Llyr - god of the sea / “the sea” (Welsh mythology, Welsh)

Maayan - “spring water” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral + femme]

Marlowe - “remnants of the lake” (Old English)

Moana - “ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea” (Maori, Hawaiian, other Polynesian languages) [masc + neutral + femme]

Morgan - “dweller of the sea” (Celtic) [masc + neutral + femme]

Mortimer - “still water” (Old French)

Minoo / Minu (민우) - “streaks in jade, gem” + “rain” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Mizuchi - mythological water serpent (Japanese)

Muir - “sea” (Scottish Gaelic)

“moor, fen” (Scottish)

Ocean - “a large body of water” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Oceanus - father of the oceanids (Greek mythology)

Niraj - “water-born” (Sanskrit, Indian, Hindi)

Neptune - God of the seas (Roman mythology)

Pegasus - “from a water spring” (Greek)

“strong” (Greek)

winged horse that sprang out from Medusa’s blood after her death (Greek mythology)

Phorcys - God of hidden dangers of the deep (Greek mythology)

Poseidon - God of the seas (Greek mythology)

Río - “river” (Spanish, Portuguese)

River - “river” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Segar / Seger - “sea warrior” (English)

Sevan - “lake” (Armenian) [masc + neutral + femme]

Shui ( 水 ) - “water” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Triton - God and messenger of the sea (Greek mythology)

Walton - “stream town” (Old English)

“wood town” (Old English)

“wall town” (Old English)

Wilburn - “stream” (Old English)

Wilton - “well town” (Old English)

“willow town” (Old English)

“on the river Wylye” (Old English)

“tricky” (Celtic)

Yam - “sea” (Near Eastern mythology)

Yang (  洋 ) “ocean” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

( 阳 ) “light, sun” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Neutral Names That Relate to Water (+ Mythological Ones)

Afon - “river” (Welsh) [masc + neutral + femme]

Agam - “lake” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral + femme]

Aqua - “water” (Latin) [masc + neutral]

Aquarius - “water” (Latin) [masc + neutral]

Bada (바다) - “beach, sea” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Bo ( 波 ) - “wave” (Chinese) [masc + neutral]

Bo - “to live” (Swedish, Danish) [masc + neutral]

Cascade - “waterfall” (French) [neutral + femme]

Caspian - derived from the Caspian Sea (place name) [masc + neutral]

Clyte - “water nymph” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Deniz - “sea” (Turkish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Derya - “sea, ocean” (Persian, Turkish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Edlen - “noble waterfall” (English) [neutral + femme]

Fjord - “passage in the sea” / “narrow inlet between seas” (Scandanavian) [masc + neutral + femme)

Fontaine / Fontayne / Fontana “water source” / “fountain” (French) [neutral + femme]

Garam (가람) - “river” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Haeju (해주) - “sea, ocean” + “precious stone, gem, jewel” (Korean)

Hai (  海 ) - “sea, ocean” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

He (  河 ) “river, stream” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

( 和  ) “harmony, peace” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

(  荷 ) “lotus, water lily” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Hongyu (홍규) - “clear, deep pool of water” + “stride of man” (Korean)

Kai / Kaia - “sea” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

“uncertain” (German, Finnish, Swedish)

Kaimana - “sea, ocean” + “power” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

“diamond” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

Kaito ( 海 翔 ) - “sea, ocean” + “soar, fly” (Japanese)

Kelvin - “narrow river” (English)

Lake - “inland body of water” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Lynn / Lin / Lynne / Lynna - “waterfall” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Maayan - “spring water” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral + femme]

Maxwell - “great stream” / “stream” (English)

Minoo / Minu (민우) - “streaks in jade, gem” + “rain” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Moana - “ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea” (Maori, Hawaiian, other Polynesian languages) [masc + neutral + femme]

Morgan - “dweller of the sea” (Celtic) [masc + neutral + femme]

Morgance - “dweller of the sea” (Celtic)

Morgane - “dweller of the sea” (Celtic)

Nereus - “water” (Greek, Italian)

Nerio - “water” (Greek, Italian)

Ocean - “a large body of water” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

River - “river” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Sevan - “lake” (Armenian) [masc + neutral + femme]

Shui ( 水 ) - “water” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Yang (  洋 ) “ocean” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

( 阳 ) “light, sun” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Feminine Names That Relate to Water (+ Mythological Ones) 

Adra  - “from the Adriatic [Sea]” (Latin)

Adrea - “from the Adriatic [Sea]” (Latin)

Adria - “from the Adriatic [Sea]” (Latin)

Adriana / Adrienna - “from the Adriatic [Sea]” (Latin)

Adrie - “from the Adriatic [Sea]” (Dutch)

Adrinna - “from the Adriatic [Sea]” (Latin)

Adva - “rippling water” (Hebrew)

Aedre  - “stream” (Anglo-Saxon)

Aegea - “from the Aegean [Sea]” (Latin)

Afon - “river” (Welsh) [masc + neutral + femme]

Agam - “lake” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral + femme]

Amphitrite - wife of Poseidon, queen of the seas (Greek mythology)

Araxie - a river said to inspire poetic expression (Armenian)

Assana - “waterfall” (Irish)

Assane - “waterfall” (Irish)

Aysu - “moon water” (Turkish)

Bada (바다) - “beach, sea” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Beverlee - “beaver river” (English)

Beverly / Beverley - “woman from the beaver meadow, beaver river” (English)

Brizo - patron goddess of sailors and fishermen (Greek mythology)

Brook / Brooke - “water, stream” (English)

Brooklyn / Brooklynn / Brookylnne - “water, stream” (English)

Cascade - “waterfall” (French) [neutral + femme]

Ceto - goddess of the dangers of the seas (Greek mythology)

Chelsea - “sea port” (Anglo-Saxon)

Clyte - “water nymph” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Cordelia - “of the sea” (Celtic)

Cordelia - “jewel of the sea” (Welsh)

Cragan - “sea shell” (Welsh)

Deniz - “sea” (Turkish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Derya - “sea, ocean” (Persian, Turkish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Diona - “from the sacred spring” (English)

Diondra - “from the sacred spring” (English)

Dione - “from the sacred spring” (English)

Dionna - “from the sacred spring” (English)

Dionne - “from the sacred spring” (English)

Edlen / Edlin / Edlyn - “noble waterfall” (English) [neutral + femme]

Fjord - “passage in the sea” / “narrow inlet between seas” (Scandanavian) [masc + neutral + femme)

Fontaine / Fontayne / Fontana “water source” / “fountain” (French) [neutral + femme]

Garam (가람) - “river” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Genevieve - “white wave” (Celtic)

Hai (  海 ) - “sea, ocean” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

He (  河 ) “river, stream” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

( 和  ) “harmony, peace” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

(  荷 ) “lotus, water lily” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Hama ( 浜 ) - “shore, sea” (Japanese)

Hamako ( はまこ ) - “child of the sea” (Japanese)

Jeevika - “water” (Indian)

Jinju (진주) - “pearl” (Korean)

Jharna - “a spring” (Indian)

Kai / Kaia - “sea” (Hawaiian) [masc +neutral + femme]

“uncertain” (German, Finnish, Swedish)

Kaimana - “sea, ocean” + “power” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

“diamond” (Hawaiian) [masc + neutral + femme]

Kawthar - “river in paradise” (Arabic)

Kelby - “the place by the fountain, spring” (Gaelic)

Kishi ( きし )- “beach, seashore” (Japanese)

Kishiko ( きし子 ) - “child of the seashore” (Japanese)

Lake - “inland body of water” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Leena - “wet meadow” (Irish)

Lynn / Lin / Lynne / Lynna - “waterfall” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Lin ( 林, 琳 ) - “forest” “fine jade, gem” (Chinese) [masc + femme]

Maya - “water” (Hebrew)

Maayan - “spring water” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral + femme]

Marella - “shining sea. variant of Muriel” (Irish)

Marilla - “shining sea. variant of Muriel” (Irish)

Maris - “of the sea” (English)

Meri - “sea” (French)

“the sea” (Finnish)

Minoo / Minu (민우) - “streaks in jade, gem” + “rain” (Korean) [masc + neutral + femme]

Moana - “ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea” (Maori, Hawaiian, other Polynesian languages) [masc + neutral + femme]

Morgan - “dweller of the sea” (Celtic) [masc + neutral + femme]

Morgana - “dweller of the sea” (Celtic) [masc + neutral + femme]

Nadia - “having dew on the surface” (Arabic)

Nadla - “a drink of water” (Arabic)

Nami - “surf, wave” (Japanese)

Nawfar - “water lily” (Arabic)

Nixie - “little water sprite” (German)

Ocean - “a large body of water” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

River - “river” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Rosemary - “dew of the river”, also the name of a plant (English, Latin)

Sevan - “lake” (Armenian) [masc + neutral + femme]

Shizue ( しずえ ) - “quiet inlet” (Japanese)

Shui ( 水 ) - “water” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Tal - “dew of the water” (Hebrew)

Talia - “dew of heaven” (Hebrew)

Talora - “morning’s dew” (Hebrew)

Talori - “morning’s dew” (Hebrew)

Taura - “many lakes; many rivers” (Japanese)

Talya - “dew of heaven” (Hebrew)

Torlan - “from the river bank” (Welsh)

Umiko ( 兎実子) - “child of the sea” (Japanese)

Vivien / Viviane - another name for the “Lady of the Lake” (Arthurian legend)

Yardenah - “from the river Jordan” (Hebrew)

Yang (  洋 ) “ocean” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

( 阳 ) “light, sun” (Chinese) [masc + neutral + femme]

Yerin (예린) - “clear water” (Korean)

See here for more!

water names for any gender (behindthename)

feminine water names (book of names)

femme “mermaid names” (nameberry article)

greek mythology water names for any gender (greek-gods)

masculine + feminine mer names (mernetwork)

and if you have anymore that you want / need in this list, send it as a suggestion and we’ll get around to it! uwu

- Mod Jaximus [finished at 4:34 PM, 8.6.17 PST]

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"Ai" you ♥️

I can't sleep so here's a little Ai I drew while listening to poison kiss

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MASTERPOST: NATURE/EARTH

A suggestion given was of nature names and I mean... we were going to get around to it eventually so... here we go!

Masculine Names That Relate to Nature (+ Mythology Names)

Aegis - “shield” (Greek)

In Greek mythology, Aegis was Zeus’s goat-skin shield.

Ailin - “little rock” (Gaelic)

Arbor - “sells herbs” (Latin) [masc + neutral]

Argyle - “from the land of the Irish” (Celtic)

“from the land of the Gauls” (Scottish)

Ari - “lion” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral]

Ash - “ash tree” (English) [masc + neutral]

Basil - “imperial monarch, royal” (Greek, Latin) [masc + neutral]

Beaumont - “beautiful mountain” (French)

Benton - “bent grass settlement” (English)

Birch - “close to birch trees” (English) [masc + neutral]

Blue - “the color blue” (English) [masc + neutral]

Bran - “raven” (Celtic & Welsh) [masc + neutral]

Branden - “brown hill” (English)

Brier - “heather, a purple-colored flower” (French) [masc + neutral + femme]

Buck - “male deer” (English)

Brin - “like a hill” (Welsh) [masc + neutral + femme]

Canyon - “ravine, gorge” (English) [masc + neutral]

Cloud - “like a cloud” (English) [masc + neutral]

Colorado - “colorful” (Spanish) 

Colt - “taking care of horses” (English)

Cypress - “strong, muscular, adaptable” (Greek) [masc + neutral]

Dagwood - “a shining forest” (English)

Dakota - “friendly companion” (Lakota Sioux) [masc + neutral + femme]

Dale - “valley” (English)

Eagle - “eagle” (Latin)

Eben - “stone” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral]

Ellwood - “coming from the elder wood” (English) [masc + neutral]

Everest - “courageous like a boar” (Germanic)

Falcon - “falcon keeper; the falcon bird” (English)

Fern - “fern plant” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Flint - “from an area with flint rock” (English)

Forrest - “from the woods” (English)

Garland - “a triangular bit of land” (English) [masc + neutral]

Garnet - “a person who makes door hinges, the gem” (French, Latin) 

Glen - “valley” (Celtic) [masc + neutral + femme]

Glenwood - “a forest in a valley” (Gaelic) [masc + neutral]

[masc + neutral + femme]

Glyn - “valley” (Welsh)

Green - “coming from a green plac” (English) [masc + neutral]

Grove - “from a grove” (English) [masc + neutral]

Hawke - “hawk” (English, Germanic) [masc + neutral]

Haywood - “enclosed woods” (English)

Kodiak - “an island” (Russian)

Landon - “long hill” (English)

Laurel - “laurel tree” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Leaf - “leaf” (English) [masc + neutral]

“dear, beloved” (Old English)

Lee - “meadow” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Montana - “from a hilly land” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Nova - “chases butterfly” (Hopi) [masc + neutral + femme]

“new” (Latin)

Quill - “from the woods” (Gaelic)

Rain - “of rain” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Reed - “nature” (engish)

Ridge - “backbone of a mountain” (English) [masculine + neutral]

Rio - “river” (Spanish) [masc + neutral]

Robin - “the robin bird” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

“of shining fame” (Germanic)

Ruby - “ruby gemstone” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Sage - “herb, wise person” [masc + neutral + femme]

Sky / Skye - “the sky” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Silver - “precious metal, white metal” (English) [masc + neutral]

Sol - “the sun” (Spanish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Sterling - “pure silver” (English)

Storm - “tempest” (English) [masc + neutral]

Vale / Vayl - “lives in the valley” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Wren - “from the farm” (English) [masc + neutral]

Gender-Neutral Names That Relate to Nature (+ Mythology Names)

Arbor - “sells herbs” (Latin) [masc + neutral]

Ari - “lion” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral]

Ash - “ash tree” (English) [masc + neutral]

Aspen - “the aspen tree” [neutral + femme]

Aya - “bird” (Hebrew) [neutral + femme]

Basil - “imperial monarch, royal” (Greek, Latin) [masc + neutral]

Birch - “close to birch trees” (English) [masc + neutral]

Blue - “the color blue” (English) [masc + neutral]

Bran - “raven” (Celtic & Welsh) [masc + neutral]

Brier - “heather, a purple-colored flower” (French) [masc + neutral + femme]

Brin - “like a hill” (Welsh) [masc + neutral + femme]

Canyon - “ravine, gorge” (English) [masc + neutral]

Cheyenne - “alien speakers, a Native American people of the Great Plains” (Dakota language) [neutral + femme]

Cloud - “like a cloud” (English) [masc + neutral]

Coral - “coral” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Cypress - “strong, muscular, adaptable” (Greek) [masc + neutral]

Dawn - “the first appearance of daylight; daybreak” (English) [neutral + femme]

Dove - “dove bird” (English) [neutral + femme]

Dakota - “friendly companion” (Lakota Sioux) [masc + neutral + femme]

Denver - “one who belongs to a green valley” (English) 

Eben - “stone” (Hebrew) [masc + neutral]

Ellwood - “coming from the elder wood” (English) [masc + neutral]

Emerald - “green gemstone” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Farley - “woodland clearing” (English) [neutral + femme]

Fern - “fern plant” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Gaia - “from the earth” (Greek, Italian) [neutral + femme]

Garland - “a triangular bit of land” (English) [masc + neutral]

Garnet - “a person who makes door hinges, the gem” (French, Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Glen - “valley” (Celtic) [masc + neutral + femme]

Glenwood - “a forest in a valley” (Gaelic) [masc + neutral]

Green - “coming from a green plac” (English) [masc + neutral]

Grove - “from a grove” (English) [masc + neutral]

Hawke - “hawk” (English, Germanic) [masc + neutral]

Jade - “gemstone” (Spanish) [neutral + femme]

Jasper / Jaspar - “ornamental stone, brown, beige or red in color; also a variant of Caspar” (French)  [neutral + femme]

Laurel - “laurel tree” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Leaf - “leaf” (English) [masc + neutral]

“dear, beloved” (Old English)

Lee - “meadow” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Montana - “from a hilly land” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Nova - “chases butterfly” (Hopi) [masc + neutral + femme]

“new” (Latin)

Rain - “of rain” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Raven - “black bird” (English) [neutral + femme]

Ridge - “backbone of a mountain” (English) [masculine + neutral]

Rio - “river” (Spanish) [masc + neutral]

Robin - “the robin bird” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

“of shining fame” (Germanic)

Ruby - “ruby gemstone” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Sage - “herb, wise person” [masc + neutral + femme]

Silver - “precious metal, white metal” (English) [masc + neutral]

Sky / Skye - “the sky” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Sol - “the sun” (Spanish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Sparrow - “the bird” (English) 

Storm - “tempest” (English) [masc + neutral]

Tempest - “a volatile storm” (English) [neutral + femme]

Teal - “blue-green” (English)

Topaz - “gemstone” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Vale / Vayl - “lives in the valley” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Wren - “from the farm” (English) [masc + neutral]

Feminine Names That Relate to Nature (+ Mythology Names)

Abilene - “meadow” (Hebrew)

Acacia - “thorny” (Greek)

the acacia tree, in Greek mythology, symbolizes immortality and resurrection

Alona - “strong as an oak tree” (Hebrew)

refers to the Virgin Mary (Basque)

Ama - “eagle” (Norse)

“born on Saturday” (African [they don’t tell me the language])

Amaryllis - “flower” (Greek)

Amber - the jewel one (English)

Ambre - “Amber” (French)

Amethyst - “a purple or violet gemstone” (Latin)

Andes - “from the Andes” (Latin)

Aria - “air” (Italian)

Aspen - “the aspen tree” [neutral + femme]

Autumn - “the season of fall” (Latin)

Avalon - “island of the apples” (Celtic)

Aya - “bird” (Hebrew) [neutral + femme]

Azalea - “the dry eart; a beautiful flowering shrub closely related to the rhododendron” (Latin)

Azure - “the blue hue” (Latin)

Blossom - “to bloom, to grow in all its glory” (English)

Brier - “heather, a purple-colored flower” (French) [masc + neutral + femme]

Brin - “like a hill” (Welsh) [masc + neutral + femme]

Cheyenne - “alien speakers, a Native American people of the Great Plains” (Dakota language) [neutral + femme]

Chrysanthe - “flower of gold” (Greek)

Clementine - “compassionate” (Latin)

Coral - “coral” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Daffodil - “Narcissus flower” (Dutch)

Dakota - “friendly companion” (Lakota Sioux) [masc + neutral + femme]

Dawn - “the first appearance of daylight; daybreak” (English) [neutral + femme]

Dove - “dove bird” (English) [neutral + femme]

Ela - “earth” (Hindi)

Emerald - “green gemstone” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Farley - “woodland clearing” (English) [neutral + femme]

Fern - “fern plant” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Fleur - “like a flower” (Latin)

Flora - “like a flower” (English, Italian, Latin)

Gaia - “from the earth” (Greek, Italian) [neutral + femme]

Garnet - “a person who makes door hinges, the gem” (French, Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Ginger - “the spice, ginger woman” (English)

Glen - “valley” (Celtic) [masc + neutral + femme]

Hazel - “hazel tree” (English)

Iris - “colors of rainbow” (Greek)

Ivy - “climbing plant” (English)

Jade - “gemstone” (Spanish) [neutral + femme]

Jasper / Jaspar - “ornamental stone, brown, beige or red in color; also a variant of Caspar” (French)  [neutral + femme]

Jasmine - “jasmine flower” (English)

Jewel - “precious stone” (English)

Keithia - “forest or wood” (English)

Lana - “little rock” (Gaelic)

Laurel - “laurel tree” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Lee - “meadow” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Lily - “lily flower, a symbol of purity” *Latin)

Magnolia - “magnolia flower” (English)

Meadow - “meadow” (English)

Misty - “covered by mist” (English)

Montana - “from a hilly land” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Nova - “chases butterfly” (Hopi) [masc + neutral + femme]

“new” (Latin)

Olive - “olive tree” (Latin)

Olivia - “olive” (Latin)

Opal - “jewel” (Sanskrit)

Pearl - “pearl; birthstone for the month of June that is said to impart health and wealth” (English)

Poppy - “poppy flower” (English)

Primrose - “the first rose” (Latin)

Rain - “of rain” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Raven - “black bird” (English) [neutral + femme]

Robin - “the robin bird” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

“of shining fame” (Germanic)

Rosa - “rose blossom” (Latin)

Rose - “rose blossom” (Latin)

Rosemary - “sea dew, fragrant evergreen herb” (Latin)

Rosetta - “rose blossom” (Italian)

Ruby - “ruby gemstone” (Latin) [masc + neutral + femme]

Saffron - “saffron spice” (Arabic)

Sage - “herb, wise person” [masc + neutral + femme]

Sapphire - “sapphire gemstone” (Hebrew)

Sky / Skye - “the sky” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Savannah - “grassland without trees” (Spanish)

Sol - “the sun” (Spanish) [masc + neutral + femme]

Summer - “summer season” (English) 

Tempest - “a volatile storm” (English) [neutral + femme]

Terra / Tara - “Greek goddess of nature” (Greek)

Topaz - “gemstone” (Greek) [neutral + femme]

Vale / Vayl - “lives in the valley” (English) [masc + neutral + femme]

Willow - “willow tree” (English)

Winter - “season of winter” (English)

Yasmin - “jasmine flower” (Persian)

Other Things To Consult

Babble: Flower Names

Babble: Fruit Names 

Babble: Gem Names

Babble: Nature Names

Behind the Names: Flowery Names

Behind the Names: Foresty Names

Behind the Name: Earthy Names

Our Tag (/nature)

Our Water Masterpost

Hope this is resourceful for y’all! uwu

[Finished at 12.11.17 23:01 PST.]

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Remus x Roman shippers do not interact sksks, Incest is d i s c u s t a n g ~♫

//THIS!! YES-

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"(Steven Universe) Pearl has severe panic disorder and OCD, and Amethyst has BPD." Submitted by anon

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Me still getting noted for this blog

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Y'all wanna see what I did on my phone?

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Hanamaru Asks Open!

Hey everyone! So Hanamaru’s birthday is coming up this Sunday on March 4th! We’d like to request Maru-related asks for the occasion, so sending some in would be appreciated 💛💛💛

- Mod Jax

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Hi friends! New mod here!

Hello! I’m Mod Jax, I’m 17, live in Illinois, and I’m self-dx’ed autistic. My personal blog is @unclechirrut if you want to say hi over there. I’m agender and use ze/zir or they/them pronouns. Current SIs are Riordanverse (PJO/HOO/Magnus Chase) and Green Day. No professional diagnoses of anything, but I suspect Seasonal Affectiveness Disorder and DPD. As for physical stuff, I’m in the middle of testing for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, or an enlarged heart, right now, but we’ll see where that goes.

To the other mods. thanks for letting me join, and I’m excited to get started!

[transnameswap]

do you have any names that are a little bit odder in the non-binary area? more like ezra or kloe ? maybe leaning more towards the masculine area ? thank you !!

sure, here you go!

Ari / Eri

Karson / Carson

Evan

Skye

Taz

Kaiz

Ira

Grey / Gray

Greyson / Grayson

Zane

Arden

Kinsey

Indigo

Inigo

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It genuinely makes me so happy when people comment on the wallpapers, esp if they're the one who requested it. Makes my entire fucking day honestly

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Shout out to Fuyumi on YouTube making them Utapri as vines videos, I've been watching those instead of doing HW.

-Mod Jax

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I noticed that some of your mods have sonic related names

Yeah those are our alternate mod names :^D! 

mod mel = mod silver #JusticeForModSilvermod em = mod amymod bear = mod shadowmod jax = mod dark sonicmod frappe = mod tikalmod pica = mod hyper bara knucklesmod sand = mod tailsmod bunny = mod light blue sonicmod mini = mod komaedamod cy = mod sans NO

all the mods have their own even though like two of them aren’t even sonic related, but if you want context on where or why we got them, you can watch this sonic post :)

- Mod dark sonic Jax