[Opinions] Fairy Woodland
How would you name fairy woodland creatures?
Inspiration:
formerly Belphoebe
⭐️
I am in the mood
to dissolve
in the sky.
- Virginia Woolf
Inspiration:
⭐️
I am in the mood
to dissolve
in the sky.
- Virginia Woolf
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I love the cozy cottage vibe of anthropomorphic woodland creatures❤️
Pollyanna
Marybelle
Henrietta
Celestine
Rose
Pernilla
Constantine
Loretta
Ruth
Eglantine
Heidi
Liesel
Charlotte
Muriel
Fern
Marjorie
Flora
Heloise
Mignonette
Priscilla
Suzette
Edelweiss
Rupert
Talon
Thorn
Kip
Florian
Archimedes
Rutherford
Edgar
Theodore
Jasper
Percival
Maurice
Thackery
Newton
Sylvester
Valerian
Bertrand
Pollyanna
Marybelle
Henrietta
Celestine
Rose
Pernilla
Constantine
Loretta
Ruth
Eglantine
Heidi
Liesel
Charlotte
Muriel
Fern
Marjorie
Flora
Heloise
Mignonette
Priscilla
Suzette
Edelweiss
Rupert
Talon
Thorn
Kip
Florian
Archimedes
Rutherford
Edgar
Theodore
Jasper
Percival
Maurice
Thackery
Newton
Sylvester
Valerian
Bertrand
This message was edited 4/3/2024, 11:46 PM
Just going with what came to mind...
Hedgehog: Forte
Bird: Memphis
Frogs: Balderdash, Gregarious
Mice: Delicatessen, Scintilla
Fairies: Prunella, Hyssop, Gentian, Calytrix, Quince, Tomatillo
(fairies were inspired by the recent plant list post)
Less wordy-
Hedgehog: Umberto
Bird: Ouida
Frogs: Baldwin, Gerald
Mice: Delilah, Priscilla
Fairies: Nova, Tasnim, Molly, Ciaran, Dietrich, Lucas
Hedgehog: Forte
Bird: Memphis
Frogs: Balderdash, Gregarious
Mice: Delicatessen, Scintilla
Fairies: Prunella, Hyssop, Gentian, Calytrix, Quince, Tomatillo
(fairies were inspired by the recent plant list post)
Less wordy-
Hedgehog: Umberto
Bird: Ouida
Frogs: Baldwin, Gerald
Mice: Delilah, Priscilla
Fairies: Nova, Tasnim, Molly, Ciaran, Dietrich, Lucas
This message was edited 4/3/2024, 10:50 PM
Hestia, Ethel, Marilla, Leander, Horton, Harris, Gaspard, Cassia, Hyssop, Alfwin, Anfisa, Lilias, Evander, Lilith, Oleander, Maeleth, Lysander, Primrose, Rhoda, Rosette, Sahsa, Silas, Coriander, Seren, Siofra, Breeshey, Theron, Wulfwynn, Willem, Apolline, Auberon, Aurelian, Briar, Caspian, Cassander, Frida, Hawthorn, Yarrow, Hildegard, Adalmund, Anise, Bellis, Cedar, Chrysanth, Chrysanthemum, Clove, Cress, Cypress, Crocus, Dandelion, Daylily, Elgantine, Ferne, Ethel, Gale, Heath, Rhys, Hemlock, Honeysuckle, Larkspur, Laurus, Lilium, Lilac, Marigold, Mulberry, Nettle, Rhubarb, Rosemary, Rowan, Russel, Shasta, Skylark, Tansy, Valerian, Vinca, Willow, Acanthus, Hattie, Hilda, Luelle, Maude, Melba, Vern, Winifred
This message was edited 4/3/2024, 12:25 PM
For fairy woodland creatures, I would choose unusual nature names, Greek or Roman mythological names, Shakespearean names or a word name that may describe their appearance or a certain personality characteristic. Whimsical names would work as well.
Examples:
The animal playing the cello in the middle of the picture could be called Marcello (Italian for Shakespeare's Marcellus).
A mouse = Pip (male) or Pippa (f) short for Pipsqueak. Another option is Piccolo which means "small" in Italian. A serious name like Basil. Cornelius/Cornelia or Euphemia (Effie).
A frog = Thaddeus (nickname Tad for Tadpole), Fritz, Viridis (means "green") or Yoda.
A fairy could be Oberon/Auberon or Florizel (male). For a female fairy, Tryamon was a fairy princess in Arthurian legend and Siofra means "elf" in Irish. Anwen, Celeste, Taika (Finnish for "magic"), Undine, Melusine, Freya, Idunna, Xanthia and Galilea are other options.
A butterfly = Mariposa, Amaryllis, Pollyanna, Marigold
A bee = Bumble, Bede, Lugh
A smart creature = Brilliant, Sage or Voltaire.
A large creature = Goliath
A bossy character = Caesar
Examples:
The animal playing the cello in the middle of the picture could be called Marcello (Italian for Shakespeare's Marcellus).
A mouse = Pip (male) or Pippa (f) short for Pipsqueak. Another option is Piccolo which means "small" in Italian. A serious name like Basil. Cornelius/Cornelia or Euphemia (Effie).
A frog = Thaddeus (nickname Tad for Tadpole), Fritz, Viridis (means "green") or Yoda.
A fairy could be Oberon/Auberon or Florizel (male). For a female fairy, Tryamon was a fairy princess in Arthurian legend and Siofra means "elf" in Irish. Anwen, Celeste, Taika (Finnish for "magic"), Undine, Melusine, Freya, Idunna, Xanthia and Galilea are other options.
A butterfly = Mariposa, Amaryllis, Pollyanna, Marigold
A bee = Bumble, Bede, Lugh
A smart creature = Brilliant, Sage or Voltaire.
A large creature = Goliath
A bossy character = Caesar
This message was edited 4/3/2024, 12:57 PM