#katharos

[itsdefinitelynottea]

A glimpse into the future

[negativ00]

[itsdefinitelynottea-2]

Friends (with benefits?)

QPR but not just platonic?

Tried to do some research. Some aros don't like this term, but I couldn't find how they would describe such relationships.

(Leave a comment if you know)

[pesky-goat]

Oooo goat time!

[mini-draws]

oc + sona stuff

[autumnlopking]

Vtuber designs I did for @lady-katharos and @blueumbriel

I had such a blast doing this, and again I'm honoured to be given the privilege to create these!!

[rowanhoney]

I love behindthename . com cos it’s the only place that doesn’t straight up tell me my name is a diminutive of the Irish and means “pure” which never made sense to me and always bugged me. Turns out it’s much much cooler

[authorspirit]

Family photoshoot with infant Mila

I needed pictures to add to Mila's room decor so... A photoshoot with infant Mila was on the cards and soon another photoshoot of Jillian for the next baby!

And yes, I'm way too lazy to give you an edit with fake camera so you get the direct camera from the game. I use Ravasheen's ISO love photos mod to be able to have them posed and keep the picture. Also note that the reshade won't be visible in your in-game pictures. Obviously here it's just pretty for you.

[divinescannibalism]

🐇🩸 ⸝ nputs based around/for a vampire bunnies ! ｡

━━╋ names

leveret, coello, hopper, kanni, harley, amdis, dawnni, coenni, lafa, lafayette, katharos, lenora, marshall

━━╋ pronouns

blood/bloods, bun/buns, hop/hops, carrot/carrot, vampire/vampires, buwn/buwns, eternal/eternals, inmortal/inmortals

━━╋ urls

vampbuwn, bloody--bunbun, hoppervamp, et3rnalbunni, whitefurvampire, adoravamp, bunnycula

━━╋ titles

the blood sucker bunny, the bunny with fangs, the most adorable vampire, the unpredictable, prn who loves to hop, the bloody noun, prn who you didn't think was a vampire

━━╋ mogai (mostly genders)

♡vamp , vampemodiment , vampetale , vampbungender , horrorgorbungender , assigned vampire at birth , assigned bunny at birth

requested by @tons-of-moths-in-a-box

[blueumbriel]

National Treasure AU with @lady-katharos's OC Simon from when we binged the two movies the other day

[itsdefinitelynottea]

Royal Family of Katharos - House of Midas

P.S. Numbers represent line of succesion Order of birth: 1. Crown Princess Juliana 2. Prince Nicholas 3. Princess Evelyn 4. Prince Silvius

[negativ00]

[itsdefinitelynottea-2]

Can't forget about "really good mates"

[s3thistir3d]

Kissing Practice (Brahms Heelshire X OC)

This is Katharos, Brahm's childhood friend who was initially chased off by Brahm's conservative parents (he is trans and gay) due to his bordering-on obsession towards Brahms. He returns years later with a single goal in mind; staying by Brahm's side and he would do anything to ensure so.

Brahms is confused at the sight of him and his new gender identity but sees how sincere - and terrifying - his love is...returns it tenfold.

They are very deranged but in love so it's all good.

[proton-wobbler]

Genus: Catharopeza

Whistling Warbler (Joseph Smit)

Originally described in Leucopeza, more recent genetic analysis suggested a split, as Whistling and Semper's Warbler are not sister species. Leucopeza has a relationship with another warbler genus, while Catharopeza is lies outside of the Setophaga clade. With katharos meaning 'bright', or 'clean' and peza as 'foot', we get "clean footed" or "bright footed", which I would assume is a reference to their pale legs. In the picture above, one might assume the black-and-white bird is a male and the brown-and-buff bird to be the female, but adults of this species share the same coloration. The browner bird is actually showing a young bird's plumage.

An endangered species, not much is written about the Whistling Warbler other than some descriptions of plumage and habitat. They seem to be very stout in body compared to other wood-warblers, but forage in a way similar to American Redstart.

[maid-with-sunset-in-her-hair]

Etymology of the Stark’s Names

Eddard, Ned: misspelling of Edward, a name of Anglo-Saxon origin composed by the words ēad (wealth, fortune, prosperous) and weard (guardian, protector). His name could be a reference to Edward the Confessor, patron saint of England, the monarchy of England and difficult marriages, or to Edward the Martyr.

Catelyn: a variation of the Irish name Caitlin, which derivates from Katherine and has long been associated with the Greek word katharos (pure, immaculate). Her name could be a reference to Saint Katherine, the patron saint of unmarried girls, maidens and spinsters, craftmen who work with wheels (potters, spinners, millers, knife sharpeners, mechanics), dying people and nurses, jurists and lawyers, educators in general (scholars, archivists, students and schoolchildren, philosophers, librarians and libraries), secretaries and preachers.

Robb: from Robert, a name of proto-Germanic origin composed by the words hroth (fame, glory, honour, praise, renown) and berth (bright, light, shining).

Jon: either a misspelling of John, which is the transliterated and contracted form of the Hebrew name Yehochanan (Yahweh is gracious, merciful) or a shortening of Jonathan (Yahweh has given). There are a lot of saints called John, but the most important is John the Apostle, patron of love, loyalty, friendship, writers in general (authors, scribes, editors, publishers), burn-victims, poison-victims, art-dealers, examinations, scholars and theologians. There's also a Saint Jonathan, whose attributes are bow and arrow and who represents friendship and honesty.

Sansa: most likely named after the stanza, a group of lines within a poem, usually set off from others by a blank line or indentation.

Arya: most likely named after the nymph Aria or Areia, which in Ancient Greek means "warlike." In music, an aria is a self-contained piece for one voice, with or without orchestral accompaniment. Given that all the metaphors for songs and dances being battles and wars in the series, her name could be foreshadowing some crucial role in the War for the Dawn 2.0.

Brandon, Bran: it could be a variation of the Irish name Breandán (prince, king, chieftain) or the Anglo-Saxon surname Brandon, composed by brōm (gorse shrub) and dūn (hill) or brant (deep, steep) and dūn (hill). I'm pretty sure there was a variety of gorse called the lupine, but don't quote me on that. In Old Welsh, the word Brân means "crow, little raven." It could also come from the surname Brand (sword) which derivated from the Old French word brandon (burning material to set fire).

Rickon, Rickard: Rickon is a surname which means “son of Richard.” Rickard is a variation of the name Richard, a name of proto-Germanic origin, composed by the words rīk (ruler, leader, king) and hardu (strong, brave, hardy). Maybe foreshadowing Rickon becoming King in the North? There's also a Saint Richard patron of Wessex.

Benjen: from Benjamin, an Hebrew name which means "son of the right (hand)" although it could also means "son of my days." Often used for the youngest son of a family, specially if the parents are unlikely to have more children.

Lyanna: most likely a misspelling of Eliana. In Hebrew, the name can be literally translated to “my God answered me” or “God answered my prayer.” Eliana could also come from the Late Latin name Aeliāna, the femenine form of Aeliānus (of the sun), or from the Greek name Helen or Helene. Lyanna's name was probably picked to parallel her to Elia, both victims of reproductive abuse at Rhaegar's hands, and as a reference to Helene's abduction.