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astronomy names!
making an OC for the Black family? looking for a cool surname? just like looking at lists of names? well, i spent a few days making just the thing for you!
if you'd like me to do a second part with moons and planets involved, lmk!!
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﹒﹒﹒ Requested by @phantasyze
Hello! I understand that naming characters can be difficult, I also understand that when we create AU's in which a character is trans or hiding and need to create a deadname/fake name it can be a struggle. HOWEVER-
When it comes to naming Black OC's or giving characters like Sirius and Regulus genderbent/deadnames I will not take any excuses for things like "Siriana" and "Regina". That is about the only family in canon who already HAS a naming convention, and yes, I realise not all of them follow it. However most DO.
So! For your perusal, I have taken the liberty of spending two weeks of my life scrolling Wikipedia to find a list of constellations, star names and star nicknames that could be used instead! Please use them I beg of you.
As a helpful guide, any names already used in canon are starred. Any names that MIGHT be used in canon (it's been ages since I've read the actual books, forgive me if I've missed any) are double starred.
And without further ado I present...
Skew's list of perfectly acceptable Star Names from a-z:
Middle name ideas for me
All stars
For I am a sucker for em
Alcor
Altais (1 person)
Arcturus (really Regulus of me… 2 people)
Corvus
Asterope
Alcyone
Alkes (1 person likes this for me so far)
Antares (1 person)
Alzirr
Lucero (2 person)
I’ll add more
Suggest ideas ig
⟡ ﹔stars/soft/nature names
⑅ names
"nova, starette, yumi, sakura, misora, akari, sage, thyme, oak, himari, aspen, juniper, magnolia, willow, estelle/stelle/estella, phoebe, bellatrix, phoenix, amia, aurora, emmie, pearl, dailia, cora, andromeda, aria, kathyrine"
notes . . requested by anon
astronomy witch theme
(nick)names:
astra, astro, astre, astera, astel/astelle, astella, ariel, aura, aurora, aurore, aure, aurelie/auralie, auralia/aurelia, atlas, aristar, aries, altair, astreaus, aether, apollo, apolla, artemis bila, boreals, boreal comet, cosma, cosmic, cosmo, celest/celeste, celestia, celestio, callisto, calypso, Cassiopeia, claudius, caelum, caelus, cassio dusk, dawn estel/estell/estelle, estella, elera, elio, esther, eclipse, eclipsa, eclipso, eostre, eos galaxy, galactica, galactico, galactix, galactic, galacta, galaxius hecate/hekate, helios, hemera, hera iris, ira juno, jupiter, janus kepler, keyra/kayra lune, luna/loona, lunar, luno, lunette, lyra moon, moona, mars/marz, miranda, meno nova, nix/nyx, nox, nuit pandora, pallas, pulsar, pollux rhea stel/stell/stelle, stella, steller/stellar, star, stella, stary/starie, sol, soleil, solar, solette, solina, solana, solace, solstice tian vesper, vega xian zorya
surnames:
astra, ayla, airy, array, aquila, antlia estrela/estrella, eddington, eridanus kepler, kuiper herschel, halley, hale, hypatia, hevelius drake starcatcher, starwatch, stargaze(r), starlight, scorpius, spellman Cassiopeia orion ursa delphi, delphius pictor fortune le fay/fe/faye nightingale, nighwatch, nightmoon moon brightmoon gloom, gloam
titles:
the witch of the stars, the witch who studies the stars, the star watch, the astronomer, the witch, the astronomer witch, the stellar witch, the witch who knows the sky, the witch of the night sky
(prn) who knows the stars, (prn) who studdies the stars, (prn) who knows the magic of the stars, (prn) who practices witchcraft in starligh, (prn) who studdies magic by starlight
1st p: i/me/my/mine/myself
si/star/stars/starself sti/stell/stellars/stellarself ai/astre/astros/astroself ai/astronome/astronomy/astronomine/astronomyself wi/witch/witches/witch's/witchself wy/witch/witchs/witchself ci/conste/consteli/constellations/constellationself mi/magi/magics/magicself
2nd p: you/your/yours/yourself
sto/star/stars/starself sto/steller/stellers/stellerself astro/astr/astrs/astrself astro/astronomer/astronomers/astronomerself wo/witcher/witchers/witcherself co/consteller/constellers/constellerself mo/magicr/magicrs/magicrself
3rd p: they/them/theirs/themself
star/stars, sta/ar, star/stary, stary/sky, stary/night, star/light stell/stella, stell/a, stel/la, stell/steller, steller/stellers, stellar/stellars astro/astros, astro/astronomy, astro/nomy, astro/nomer, astro/astronomer, astronomy/astronomys, astronomy/astronomer constellation/constellations, constell/constellation, constell/ation wit/ch, witch/witches, wit/witch, wi/witch, witch/witchy, witch/craft, witchcraft/witchcrafts magic/magics, ma/gic, magic/magical
NightWing Names - Letter A #1
PREFIXES
Ability (Possessions of the means or skill to do something, or someone of talent or skill in a certain thing.) Absolute / Absolution (Free from imperfections, free from restraint or limitation, free from doubt, or having no exceptions.) Abyss (A deep, bottomless pit or chasm.) Accuracy / Accurate (The quality or state of being correct or precise.) Adamant (Refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind.) Adept (Very skilled or proficient at something.) Agile (Able to move quickly and easily.) Air (The invisible mixture of odorless tasteless gases (such as nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the earth.) All (Used to refer to the whole quantity or extent of a particular group or thing.) Alone (Having no one else present.) Ambition / Ambitious (A strong desire to do or to achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work.) Ancient (Belonging to the very distant past.) Animus (The name of the magic in the Wings of Fire world.) Arch (A curved symmetrical structure spanning an opening.) Arrogance / Arrogant (Having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.) Art (The expression or application of creative skill and imagination.) Apathy / Apathetic (The lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.) Ash (The powdery residue left after the burning of a substance.) Astral (Of, connected with, or resembling the stars.) Atom / Atomic (The basic unit of a chemical element.)
SUFFIXES
air (The invisible mixture of odorless tasteless gases (such as nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the earth.) arm / arms (The upper limbs.)
ONE WORD
Aberration (The apparent displacement of a celestial object from its true position, caused by the relative motion of the observer and the object, or a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically one that is unwelcome.) Abeona (The Roman goddess of journeys.) Ability (Possessions of the means or skill to do something, or someone of talent or skill in a certain thing.) Absolute / Absolution (Free from imperfections, free from restraint or limitation, free from doubt, or having no exceptions.) Abyss (A deep, bottomless pit or chasm.) Acamar (A star which name comes from an Arabic phrase meaning "the end of the river.") Accolade (An award or privilege granted as a special honor or as an acknowledgment of merit.) Accuracy / Accurate (The quality or state of being correct or precise.) Achievement (A thing done successfully, typically by effort, courage, or skill.) Achluo (A Greek word meaning "darkness", achluophobia being the fear of darkness.) Achlys (The Greek goddess and personification of sorrow.) Adamance / Adamant (Refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind.) Adamantine (Unbreakable.) Adhara (A star.) Agile / Agility (Able to move quickly and easily.) Alarm (An awareness of danger, or a warning of danger.) Alchemy / Alchemist (The medieval forerunner of chemistry, based on the supposed transformation of matter.) Alchiba (A star whose name is derived from Arabic meaning "the southern star of the crow".) Altair (A star whose name is an abbreviation of an Arabic phrase meaning 'the flying eagle'.) Ambitious / Ambition (A strong desire to do or to achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work.) Amethyst (A violet or purple quartz gem or a violet color.) Anarchy (A state of disorder due to absence or nonrecognition of authority or other controlling systems.) Anathema (Something or someone that one vehemently dislikes.) Annihilaton / Annihilator (complete destruction or obliteration. Answer (A thing said, written, or done to deal with or as a reaction to a question, statement, or situation.) Antihero (A central character in a story, movie, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes.) Apathetic / Apathy (The lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.) Apprehensive (Anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen.) Apex (The top or highest part of something, especially one forming a point.) Apocalypse (An event involving destruction or damage on an awesome or catastrophic scale.) Aquarius (A zodiac sign often associated with water.) Aquila (A constellation whose name is latin for eagle.) Aries (A zodiac sign associated with fire and rams.) Armageddon (A dramatic and catastrophic conflict, typically seen as likely to destroy the world or the human race. Arrogance / Arrogant (Having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.) Artemis (The Greek goddess of the hunt and the wild, sometimes also associated with the moon.) Artificial (Made or produced rather than occurring naturally.) Artifact (An object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.) Artistic (Having natural creative skill.) Assassin (A person who commits murder, typically of an important person and often for pay.) Asteroid (Any of the small rocky celestial bodies found especially between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.) Astraeus (An astrological Greek god. Also known as Astraios.) Astra (A name meaning star of Latin and Greek origin.) Astral (Of, connected with, or resembling the stars.) Astro (Pertaining to stars or celestial bodies.) Astrology / Astrological (The study of the movements and relative positions of celestial bodies interpreted as having an influence on human affairs and the natural world.) Atom / Atomic (The basic unit of a chemical element.) Atrocious (Horrifyingly wicked.) Atropos (The Greek goddess of fate and destiny.) Aušrinė (The Lithuanian deity of the morning star.) Avoider (One who avoids, shuns, or escapes.)
