Naming Guide
Jun 12, 2018 19:44:00 GMT -5
Post by Blue Apples on Jun 12, 2018 19:44:00 GMT -5
NAMING YOUR WARRIOR
P R E F I X E S
w h i t e ;
g r e y ;
b l a c k ;
b i c o l o u r ;
c r e a m & g o l d e n ;
g i n g e r & r e d ;
b r o w n ;
t o r t i o u s e s h e l l ;
r e n a m e s ;
➣ aspen
➣ blizzard
➣ chervil
➣ cloud
➣ cloudy
➣ clover
➣ 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
➣ pale
➣ parsley
➣ pear
➣ peony
➣ piper
➣ plum
➣ primrose
➣ privet
➣ rabbit
➣ sage
➣ shell
➣ sheep
➣ sleet
➣ snow
➣ swan
➣ tulip
➣ web
➣ white
➣ yarrow
➣ blizzard
➣ chervil
➣ cloud
➣ cloudy
➣ clover
➣ 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
➣ pale
➣ parsley
➣ pear
➣ peony
➣ piper
➣ plum
➣ primrose
➣ privet
➣ rabbit
➣ sage
➣ shell
➣ sheep
➣ sleet
➣ snow
➣ swan
➣ tulip
➣ web
➣ white
➣ yarrow
g r e y ;
➣ ash
➣ aspen
➣ aster
➣ birch
➣ blizzard
➣ blue
➣ borage
➣ boulder
➣ bream
➣ burdock
➣ cinder
➣ clay
➣ cloud
➣ cuckoo
➣ cod
➣ comfrey
➣ crane
➣ creek
➣ cricket
➣ cicada
➣ dark
➣ dawn
➣ dew
➣ dove
➣ dust
➣ ember
➣ falcon
➣ flint
➣ fly
➣ fog
➣ gadwall
➣ goose
➣ grey
➣ gull
➣ hail
➣ harrier
➣ ivy
➣ jay
➣ juniper
➣ lavender
➣ loach
➣ lotus
➣ marsh
➣ meadow
➣ minnow
➣ mint
➣ mist
➣ misty
➣ mole
➣ moth
➣ nettle
➣ orchid
➣ pale
➣ partidge
➣ pebble
➣ pigeon
➣ pine
➣ porcupine
➣ rain
➣ ripple
➣ rock
➣ sage
➣ salmon
➣ shade
➣ shell
➣ silver
➣ slate
➣ sleet
➣ slug
➣ smoke
➣ soot
➣ squirrel
➣ stone
➣ storm
➣ sycamore
➣ teasel
➣ thistle
➣ thrush
➣ thyme
➣ web
➣ willow
➣ wolf
➣ aspen
➣ aster
➣ birch
➣ blizzard
➣ blue
➣ borage
➣ boulder
➣ bream
➣ burdock
➣ cinder
➣ clay
➣ cloud
➣ cuckoo
➣ cod
➣ comfrey
➣ crane
➣ creek
➣ cricket
➣ cicada
➣ dark
➣ dawn
➣ dew
➣ dove
➣ dust
➣ ember
➣ falcon
➣ flint
➣ fly
➣ fog
➣ gadwall
➣ goose
➣ grey
➣ gull
➣ hail
➣ harrier
➣ ivy
➣ jay
➣ juniper
➣ lavender
➣ loach
➣ lotus
➣ marsh
➣ meadow
➣ minnow
➣ mint
➣ mist
➣ misty
➣ mole
➣ moth
➣ nettle
➣ orchid
➣ pale
➣ partidge
➣ pebble
➣ pigeon
➣ pine
➣ porcupine
➣ rain
➣ ripple
➣ rock
➣ sage
➣ salmon
➣ shade
➣ shell
➣ silver
➣ slate
➣ sleet
➣ slug
➣ smoke
➣ soot
➣ squirrel
➣ stone
➣ storm
➣ sycamore
➣ teasel
➣ thistle
➣ thrush
➣ thyme
➣ web
➣ willow
➣ wolf
b l a c k ;
➣ ash
➣ ant
➣ ash
➣ badger
➣ bat
➣ beetle
➣ bilberry
➣ black
➣ cricket
➣ cicada
➣ cod
➣ coot
➣ cormorant
➣ crow
➣ dark
➣ dipper
➣ flint
➣ fly
➣ 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
➣ swift
➣ thorn
➣ tern
➣ wolf
➣ ant
➣ ash
➣ badger
➣ bat
➣ beetle
➣ bilberry
➣ black
➣ cricket
➣ cicada
➣ cod
➣ coot
➣ cormorant
➣ crow
➣ dark
➣ dipper
➣ flint
➣ fly
➣ 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
➣ swift
➣ thorn
➣ tern
➣ wolf
b i c o l o u r ;
➣ aspen
➣ avocet
➣ badger
➣ birch
➣ bright
➣ cuckoo
➣ dapple
➣ duck
➣ dunlin
➣ ferret
➣ frog
➣ godwit
➣ gull
➣ heron
➣ jay
➣ lamprey
➣ lichen
➣ loon
➣ magpie
➣ marten
➣ mottle
➣ newt
➣ oriole
➣ osprey
➣ pansy
➣ patch
➣ piper
➣ plover
➣ poplar
➣ porcupine
➣ robin
➣ sheep
➣ shrike
➣ starling
➣ swift
➣ tern
➣ toad
➣ trout
➣ warbler
➣ avocet
➣ badger
➣ birch
➣ bright
➣ cuckoo
➣ dapple
➣ duck
➣ dunlin
➣ ferret
➣ frog
➣ godwit
➣ gull
➣ heron
➣ jay
➣ lamprey
➣ lichen
➣ loon
➣ magpie
➣ marten
➣ mottle
➣ newt
➣ oriole
➣ osprey
➣ pansy
➣ patch
➣ piper
➣ plover
➣ poplar
➣ porcupine
➣ robin
➣ sheep
➣ shrike
➣ starling
➣ swift
➣ tern
➣ toad
➣ trout
➣ warbler
c r e a m & g o l d e n ;
➣ aspen
➣ acorn
➣ apple
➣ basil
➣ bee
➣ bream
➣ broom
➣ burnet
➣ bumble
➣ carp
➣ celandine
➣ chamomile
➣ chervil
➣ clover
➣ daffodil
➣ daisy
➣ dandelion
➣ dawn
➣ fennel
➣ finch
➣ garlic
➣ golden
➣ gorse
➣ heather
➣ hemlock
➣ honey
➣ hornet
➣ hop
➣ 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
➣ warbler
➣ wasp
➣ wheat
➣ yellow
➣ yarrow
➣ acorn
➣ apple
➣ basil
➣ bee
➣ bream
➣ broom
➣ burnet
➣ bumble
➣ carp
➣ celandine
➣ chamomile
➣ chervil
➣ clover
➣ daffodil
➣ daisy
➣ dandelion
➣ dawn
➣ fennel
➣ finch
➣ garlic
➣ golden
➣ gorse
➣ heather
➣ hemlock
➣ honey
➣ hornet
➣ hop
➣ 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
➣ warbler
➣ wasp
➣ wheat
➣ yellow
➣ yarrow
g i n g e r & r e d ;
➣ aspen
➣ ant
➣ apple
➣ broom
➣ burnet
➣ cherry
➣ copper
➣ cypress
➣ daffodil
➣ daisy
➣ dawn
➣ fire
➣ finch
➣ flame
➣ fox
➣ godwit
➣ golden
➣ grain
➣ heather
➣ holly
➣ honey
➣ hornet
➣ leaf
➣ lion
➣ maple
➣ marigold
➣ morning
➣ mulberry
➣ oriole
➣ pear
➣ plum
➣ poppy
➣ red
➣ rose
➣ rowan
➣ russet
➣ sap
➣ skipper
➣ spindle
➣ sorrel
➣ squirrel
➣ sun
➣ stoat
➣ sweet
➣ tawny
➣ tiger
➣ vixen
➣ wasp
➣ vixen
➣ yarrow
➣ ant
➣ apple
➣ broom
➣ burnet
➣ cherry
➣ copper
➣ cypress
➣ daffodil
➣ daisy
➣ dawn
➣ fire
➣ finch
➣ flame
➣ fox
➣ godwit
➣ golden
➣ grain
➣ heather
➣ holly
➣ honey
➣ hornet
➣ leaf
➣ lion
➣ maple
➣ marigold
➣ morning
➣ mulberry
➣ oriole
➣ pear
➣ plum
➣ poppy
➣ red
➣ rose
➣ rowan
➣ russet
➣ sap
➣ skipper
➣ spindle
➣ sorrel
➣ squirrel
➣ sun
➣ stoat
➣ sweet
➣ tawny
➣ tiger
➣ vixen
➣ wasp
➣ vixen
➣ yarrow
b r o w n ;
➣ aspen
➣ acorn
➣ adder
➣ alder
➣ ant
➣ aspen
➣ barley
➣ basil
➣ bat
➣ beaver
➣ beech
➣ beetle
➣ bittern
➣ bracken
➣ bramble
➣ brambling
➣ bream
➣ briar
➣ brindle
➣ brown
➣ buzzard
➣ carp
➣ cedar
➣ chestnut
➣ cicada
➣ clay
➣ cod
➣ copper
➣ cricket
➣ crow
➣ curlew
➣ cypress
➣ dark
➣ deer
➣ dipper
➣ doe
➣ duck
➣ dunnock
➣ dust
➣ eagle
➣ elm
➣ ermine
➣ fallow
➣ fawn
➣ fern
➣ frog
➣ fox
➣ godwit
➣ goose
➣ grain
➣ grass
➣ grouse
➣ hare
➣ harrier
➣ hawk
➣ hawthorne
➣ hazel
➣ hickory
➣ honey
➣ hop
➣ ivy
➣ jackdaw
➣ jay
➣ kestrel
➣ lamprey
➣ larch
➣ lark
➣ leaf
➣ limpet
➣ lindin
➣ linnet
➣ lizard
➣ loach
➣ locust
➣ marsh
➣ marten
➣ meadow
➣ mink
➣ minnow
➣ moth
➣ mouse
➣ mud
➣ muntjac
➣ nettle
➣ newt
➣ oak
➣ oat
➣ olive
➣ osprey
➣ owl
➣ partridge
➣ pebble
➣ pecan
➣ pheasant
➣ piper
➣ pipit
➣ pike
➣ pine
➣ poplar
➣ porcupine
➣ quail
➣ quill
➣ rabbit
➣ rail
➣ rat
➣ reed
➣ roach
➣ robin
➣ rush
➣ rye
➣ sap
➣ sedge
➣ seed
➣ silt
➣ shell
➣ shrew
➣ snail
➣ snake
➣ sparrow
➣ spider
➣ spruce
➣ sycamore
➣ swift
➣ tawny
➣ teasel
➣ tiger
➣ timber
➣ thicket
➣ thorn
➣ thrush
➣ toad
➣ trout
➣ twite
➣ vole
➣ walnut
➣ weasel
➣ whimbrel
➣ whinchat
➣ willow
➣ wheat
➣ wolf
➣ wren
➣ yew
➣ acorn
➣ adder
➣ alder
➣ ant
➣ aspen
➣ barley
➣ basil
➣ bat
➣ beaver
➣ beech
➣ beetle
➣ bittern
➣ bracken
➣ bramble
➣ brambling
➣ bream
➣ briar
➣ brindle
➣ brown
➣ buzzard
➣ carp
➣ cedar
➣ chestnut
➣ cicada
➣ clay
➣ cod
➣ copper
➣ cricket
➣ crow
➣ curlew
➣ cypress
➣ dark
➣ deer
➣ dipper
➣ doe
➣ duck
➣ dunnock
➣ dust
➣ eagle
➣ elm
➣ ermine
➣ fallow
➣ fawn
➣ fern
➣ frog
➣ fox
➣ godwit
➣ goose
➣ grain
➣ grass
➣ grouse
➣ hare
➣ harrier
➣ hawk
➣ hawthorne
➣ hazel
➣ hickory
➣ honey
➣ hop
➣ ivy
➣ jackdaw
➣ jay
➣ kestrel
➣ lamprey
➣ larch
➣ lark
➣ leaf
➣ limpet
➣ lindin
➣ linnet
➣ lizard
➣ loach
➣ locust
➣ marsh
➣ marten
➣ meadow
➣ mink
➣ minnow
➣ moth
➣ mouse
➣ mud
➣ muntjac
➣ nettle
➣ newt
➣ oak
➣ oat
➣ olive
➣ osprey
➣ owl
➣ partridge
➣ pebble
➣ pecan
➣ pheasant
➣ piper
➣ pipit
➣ pike
➣ pine
➣ poplar
➣ porcupine
➣ quail
➣ quill
➣ rabbit
➣ rail
➣ rat
➣ reed
➣ roach
➣ robin
➣ rush
➣ rye
➣ sap
➣ sedge
➣ seed
➣ silt
➣ shell
➣ shrew
➣ snail
➣ snake
➣ sparrow
➣ spider
➣ spruce
➣ sycamore
➣ swift
➣ tawny
➣ teasel
➣ tiger
➣ timber
➣ thicket
➣ thorn
➣ thrush
➣ toad
➣ trout
➣ twite
➣ vole
➣ walnut
➣ weasel
➣ whimbrel
➣ whinchat
➣ willow
➣ wheat
➣ wolf
➣ wren
➣ yew
t o r t i o u s e s h e l l ;
➣ aspen
➣ basil
➣ blossom
➣ brambling
➣ bream
➣ brindle
➣ bumble
➣ cherry
➣ dapple
➣ ember
➣ fern
➣ godwit
➣ gannet
➣ kestrel
➣ leaf
➣ leech
➣ leopard
➣ lichen
➣ lizard
➣ maple
➣ morning
➣ moss
➣ mulberry
➣ newt
➣ oriole
➣ pansy
➣ patch
➣ pochard
➣ poppy
➣ quill
➣ robin
➣ sap
➣ seed
➣ shell
➣ sorrel
➣ speckled
➣ spindle
➣ spotted
➣ sycamore
➣ toad
➣ trout
➣ wigeon
➣ vixen
➣ basil
➣ blossom
➣ brambling
➣ bream
➣ brindle
➣ bumble
➣ cherry
➣ dapple
➣ ember
➣ fern
➣ godwit
➣ gannet
➣ kestrel
➣ leaf
➣ leech
➣ leopard
➣ lichen
➣ lizard
➣ maple
➣ morning
➣ moss
➣ mulberry
➣ newt
➣ oriole
➣ pansy
➣ patch
➣ pochard
➣ poppy
➣ quill
➣ robin
➣ sap
➣ seed
➣ shell
➣ sorrel
➣ speckled
➣ spindle
➣ spotted
➣ sycamore
➣ toad
➣ trout
➣ wigeon
➣ vixen
r e n a m e s ;
➣ broken
➣ crooked
➣ half
➣ jagged
➣ kink
➣ odd
➣ one
➣ ragged
➣ ripped
➣ scar
➣ split
➣ torn
➣ twisted
➣ crooked
➣ half
➣ jagged
➣ kink
➣ odd
➣ one
➣ ragged
➣ ripped
➣ scar
➣ split
➣ torn
➣ twisted
S U F F I X E S
a p p e a r a n c e ;
s k i l l s ;
p e r s o n a l i t y ;
f o l k l o r e ;
m e d i c i n e ;
➣ 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, used generally for those with long, luscious pelts
➣ 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 only on cats with splash-like dapples, commonly kept to RiverClan only
➣ 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
➣ 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, used generally for those with long, luscious pelts
➣ 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 only on cats with splash-like dapples, commonly kept to RiverClan only
➣ 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
s k i l l s ;
➣ 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, used to honor those who are incredibly talented in moving through undergrowth or are extraordinary climbers
➣ 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
➣ 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, used to honor those who are incredibly talented in moving through undergrowth or are extraordinary climbers
➣ 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
p e r s o n a l i t y ;
➣ 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
➣ 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
f o l k l o r e ;
➣ 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 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 an avid creativity and intuition.
➣ swan, used for the most graceful and notably territorial 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 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 an avid creativity and intuition.
➣ swan, used for the most graceful and notably territorial warriors
m e d i c i n e ;
➣ berry
➣ leaf
➣ root
➣ dream
➣ moon
s p e c i a l ;➣ leaf
➣ root
➣ dream
➣ moon
➣ moon, a complex cat, typically religious and serene
➣ thunder, for a bold, bright, and valiant warrior
➣ shadow, for an incredibly stealthy or reclusive warrior, stalker, or hunter
➣ wind, for an incredibly swift warrior
➣ river, for an extraordinarily talented swimmer
➣ sky, a very skilled climber
➣ thunder, for a bold, bright, and valiant warrior
➣ shadow, for an incredibly stealthy or reclusive warrior, stalker, or hunter
➣ wind, for an incredibly swift warrior
➣ river, for an extraordinarily talented swimmer
➣ sky, a very skilled climber
★ made by elaina - art (c) gale - names (c) ailuronymy + uts suggestion