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Welcome to the Wings of Fire Names account!

Don't know what to name your new OC? Need to name a minor character in your story? Wanna just browse for fun? Whether it's that or anything in-between and beyond, this blog is here to help.

"What is the purpose of this blog?"

I've been stockpiling names from all over for a long time, and wanted to reorganize my list when I realized that this is something that can help people, so this blog was made for the purpose of helping people find names for their WoF OCs, or anything else they might want them for. I have collected thousands as it is so hopefully there will be something here for everyone.

"Run me through how it'll work!"

First things first, I will run through all the names I already have. However afterwards, I will allow suggestions for new ones, and I'm always finding new ones myself, so there will hopefully be frequent additions!

Posts will be separated by first letter of the name and by tribe. I will also include hybrid names! Tribids and others my be a possibility in the future, but I am not doing them just yet. Alongside each name will be a small explanation for it! Each post will contain 50 names unless it's more efficient to include more or less for that post. Here's examples of how it will look:

Green (The color green.)

Aquamarine (A Jewel, and a shade of blue.)

Conure (A type of bird.)

That is how the lists will be structured! Also as a note, NightWing names will be separated into one word names as well as prefixes and suffixes that you can mix and match, better replicating their unique naming manner. After all the names from my initial collections are cleared, add-ons/updates (whatever you'd like to call or think of them as. Just new names I find, really.) will come whenever I feel like I have enough new names to in my eyes warrant one, and those posts won't be separated by letter except for in the tags, but will continue being separated by tribe. The letter separation is just to make clearing out the initial lists smoother because I have so many. Once I run out of names (since it's likely going to happen at some point even if I don't foresee it being particularly soon), I might be open to helping people with other aspects of their OCs such as personalities or appearances, but we'll have to see what happens whenever that point is reached.

Posts will be tagged with the general fandom tags, as well as with #[tribe] names (hybrids will be marked with each individual tribe then #[tribe/[tribe] names, twice for both positions), #[letter] names, then a variety of tags for themes. I will at some point make a masterlist for theme tags and any other tags that need it, so sorting will be as easy as possible, and these lists will be linked here when they're made. Any other posts will be marked as #not names. Questions regarding the blog are tagged #qna. That should be all, but I'll edit this if new tags are added.

Suggestions will be taken through the inbox, and will get posted individually unless I have an upcoming batch I can place them with. You can suggest as many names as you want per message. This should hopefully account for the entire structure and roadmap for this blog, but feel free to also send in any questions, comments, concerns, etc you have about anything! I'll post as frequently as I can, but note that it can take a while to clean up my lists fully and annotate them!

That should be all for now but if any new information comes up it will be added here.

"Tell me about the blog runner!"

I go by Michelle, use she/her, 21 years old. You can find my main account in the blog description. I love the silly little dragons a lot and like stated previously I enjoy collecting names and want to share them! I don't know if anyone else has done this before but either way I'm just doing this for fun. Surprised nobody took this URL yet! The blogs theme is Queen Moorhen literally just because I like her a lot lol. Feel free to ask if you have questions!

Have a good day!

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Just offering a quick update since now A names for all tribes are done, and the next batch should be coming soon. Hybrid names will be tackled next since most of them have much shorter lists than I have for regular tribes, then after I manage to clear all of those out, I'll probably poll for how to tackle the rest of my list.

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Leafwing Names - Letter A #2

Alyssum (A genus of over a hundred species of flowering plants in the family Brassicaceae. Plants in the genus have oblong, oval leaves. Alyssum flowers are small, grouped in clusters, and often yellow or white colored but can be pink or purple.) Amanita (A genus of mushrooms including some of the most toxic known mushrooms found worldwide, as well as some well-regarded edible species. Could be good for a MudWing hybrid.) Amaranth (Any plant of the genus Amaranthus, typically having small green, red, or purple tinted flowers. Certain varieties are grown for food. Also a shade of purple.) Amaryllis (A bulbous plant with white, pink, or red flowers and strap-shaped leaves, of the type genus of the amaryllis family, Amaryllidaceae.) Angel Wing (As in the Angel Wing Begonia, South American fibrous-rooted begonias having prominent basal leaf lobes resembling angels' wings.) Angel's Trumpet (South American shrub or small tree of the nightshade family, with distinctive trumpet-shaped flowers, cultivated as an ornamental and in some regions consumed for its narcotic properties.) Angelica (As in the Wild celery.) Annes Lace (As in Queen Anne's Lace, a wildflower that's also known as wild carrot.) Annona (The sugar apple.) Apple (A round, edible fruit with firm, white flesh and a red, green, or yellow skin, typically grown on a small tree of the rose family.) Appleseed (The seed of the apple.) Apricot (A stone fruit, resembling a small peach, known for their sweet and slightly tart flavor) Aquilegia (A genus of plants commonly known as columbines. Their seeds and roots are highly poisonous.) Arbor (A structure of trees, shrubs or vines forming a shaded space.) Arborvitae (Also known as thurja or cedars, a genus of conifer tree or shrub in the cypress family.) Aregelia (A genus in the plant family Bromeliaceae.) Arnica (As in the Arnica montana, also known as the wolf's bane, leopard's bane, mountain tobacco, or mountain arnica. A moderately toxic plant in the daisy family.) Arrowhead (A genus of aquatic plants with edible roots. Good for a SeaWing hybrid.) Arum Lily (A genus of plants in the aroid family., though they are not true lilies.) Ash (A genus of plants in the olive and lilac family, containing mainly deciduous tree species.) Aspen (A tree with long, rounded leaves.) Athyrium (A genus of ferns also known as lady-fern.) Atropa (A genus of plants in the nightshade family. Their berries are highly toxic, and the genus contains the belladonna/deadly nightshade.) Autumn (The season. Leaves often turn red and brown during it.) Avocado (A pear shaped fruit that grows from the avocado tree.) Ayacahuite (A species of conifer.) Azalea (Flowering shrubs in the genus Rhododendron.)

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LeafWing Names - Letter A #1

Abelia (A genus of flowering plants in the honeysuckle family. All species in it are exclusively native to China, Taiwan and Vietnam.) Abrin (A highly poisonous protein found in the seeds of the rosary pea plant.) Acacia (A genus of trees and shrubs with bipinnate leaves.) Açaí (As in the Açaí palm, a species of fruit-bearing palm tree.) Acer (A genus of trees and shrubs commonly known as maples.) Ackee (A type of fruit native to West Africa. Also known as the aki, or akee.) Acmopyle (A genus of conifers.) Aconite (A genus of flowering plants also know as Aconitum, wolfsbane, monkshood, leopard's bane, devil's helmet, or blue rocket.) Aconitine (The alkaloid toxin produced by the above.) Acorn (The nut of the oaks and their close relatives, usually containing a seedling surrounded by a hard shell. Adenium (A genus of flowering plants native exclusively to Africa and the Arabian peninsula.) Alder (The common name of a genus of trees and shrubs called Alnus, which is in the birch family.) Alianthus (As in the Alinathus altissima, a deciduous tree more commonly known as the tree of heaven or alianthus tree, native only to China and Taiwan.) Almond (A species of tree from the genus Prunus. The fruit is often consumed by us, though it is not a true nut. Can be used to refer to the tree, it's fruit, or it's blossoms.) Alocasia (A flowering plant from the arum family. Since it's native to rainforests, it can be great for a RainWing hybrid.Common nmaes include giant taro, biga, pia, and cunjevoi. It's sap irritates skin, and it's giant leaves have been used as impromptu umbrellas.) Aloe (A type of succulent that primarily grows in arid climates. Also good for a SandWing hybrid.) Alpenrose (Also known as the snowrose or rusty-leaved alpenrose, a moderately toxic evergreen shrub, which produces pinkish-red flowers in the summer.)

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HiveWing Names - Letter A #1

Abdomen (The final and largest body segment of an insect.) Abispa (A genus of large Australasian potter wasps.) Acanthocephala (A group of parasitic worms also known as thorny-headed or spiny-headed worms.) Acari (As in Acariformes, the more diverse of the two superorders of mites.) Acorn (As in the Acorn weevil.) Acrobat (As in the Acrobat ant.) Adelgid (A small family of the Hemiptera closely related to aphids.) Aedes (A species of mosquito.) Aeshna (A genus of dragonflies also known as mosaic darners.) Afranthidium (A genus of bees.) Agapostemon (A genus of bees.) Aglaoapis (A genus of cuckoo bees.) Agra (A genus of beetles. Amusingly, some of the species in it include the Agra Cadabra, Agra Vation and Agra Vate which could make funny names.) Aha-ha (A species of australian wasp.) Alate (Usually refers to the winged form of a social insect, especially ants or termites, though it can also be applied to aphids and some thrips.) Alderfly (A species of insects losely related to dobsonflies and fishflies. Amusingly there also exists a bird species called Alder flycatchers, which could be a good name for a SkyWing hybrid.) Allegheny (As in the Allegheny mound ant.) Allodape (A genus of bees.) Allodapula (A genus of bees.) Ambush (As in ambush predator, which many insects are.) Amegilla (A large genus of bees.) Ammobates (A genus of cuckoo bees.) Ammobatoides (A genus of cuckoo bees.) Amphipoda (The Sea flea, could also be good for a SeaWing hybrid.) Anasa (A genus of squash bugs.) Anaxipha (A type of cricket.) Ancylandrena (A genus of mining bees.) Ancyloscelis (A genus of bees.) Andrena (A genus of bees.) Annelid (Segmented worms.) Anopheles (A genus of mosquito.) Anoplura (Sucking louse.) Ant (A family of social insects.) Anteater (Mammals known for eating ants and termites.) Antenna (Either of a pair of long, thin sensory appendages on the heads of insects.) Anthill (A nest in the form of a mound built by ants or termites.) Anthidiellum (A genus of rotund resin bees.) Anthidium (A genus of potter bees.) Anthodioctes (A genus of bees.) Anthophora (One of the largest bee genuses.) Anthophorula (A genus of bees.) Anthrenoides (A genus of bees.) Antlion (Insects primarily found in sandy regions. The larva commonly trap small insects in pits they've dug in the ground.) Aphid (Small sap-sucking insects.) Apis (The genus containing honeybees.) Aproceros (A genus of sawflies.) Apocrita (Suborder of insects containing wasp, bees, and ants.) Apricia (A genus of spiders.) Arachne (A figure from Greek mythology, how this occurs depends on the telling as far as I can gather, but always ends with her having been turned into a spider.) Arachnid (Arthropods in the class Arachnida, includes spiders, mites, ticks, and scorpions.) Archaeognatha (Jumping bristletails.) Arctosa (A genus of spiders.) Argiope (A genus of spiders.) Argyroneta (Diving bell spiders, also known as water spiders. As they live almost entirely underwater, could be good for a SeaWing hybrid.) Arrowhead (As in the Arrowhead spider.) Arthropod (Invertebrates with segmented bodies and jointed limbs.) Arilus (As in Arilus cristatus, the scientific name of the North american wheel bug.) Ascaris (A genus of parasitic worms known as small intestinal roundworms.) Ashbark (The ashbark beetle.) Ashmeadiella (A genus of bees.) Assassin (As in Assassin bugs.) Atta (A genus of ants.) Atylotus (A genus of flies.) Augochlora (A genus of sweat bees.) Augochloropsis (A genus of sweat bees.) Austroplebeia (A genus of stingless bees.) Axinidris (A genus of ants.) Azure (A shade of bright blue, which some insects can be.)

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SilkWing Names - Letter A

Ace (As in the Indian Ace/Ceylon Ace butterfly.) Achemon (As in the Achemon Sphinx moth.) Acmon (As in the Acmon Blue butterfly.) Acraga (A genus of moths.) Actias (A genus of moths.) Adonis (As in the Adonis Blue butterfly.) Aethes (A genus of moths.) Agathina (As in the Agathina Emperor butterfly.) Agavus (As in the Agavus Cattleheart butterfly.) Agrias (A small genus of butterflies.) Aguna (A genus of butterflies.) Alexandra (As in the Queen Alexandra's Birdwing, the largest butterfly in the world.) Alexanor (The Alexanor butterfly.) Alianthus (As in the Alianthus webworm moth.) Amber (As in the Amber phantom butterfly.) Amberwing (The Amberwing butterfly.) Anastrus (A genus of skippers- a group of butterflies in the family Hesperiidae.) Angle (As in the Angle shades moth.) Anise (As in the Anise swallowtail butterfly.) Annulet (The Annulet moth, sometimes also known as the Scottish annulet.) Antenna (Either of a pair of long, thin sensory appendages on the heads of insects.) Antiochus (As in the Antiochus longwing butterfly.) Apatura (A genus of butterflies commonly known as emperors.) Apaturina (A monotypic genus of butterflies, containing only the Turquoise emperor.) Apefly (A small species of butterfly.) Aphrodite (As in the Aphrodite fritillary butterfly.) Apodemia (A genus of metalmark butterflies.) Apollo (A type of butterfly.) Apricot (As in the apricot sulfur butterfly.) Archduke (A genus of butterflies.) Arctic (As in the Arctic Katahdin butterfly.) Arctiini (A tribe of tiger moths.) Arctiinae (A large and diverse subfamily of moths.) Arctiites (An extinct monotypic moth genus.) Argent (As in the Argent and sable moth.) Argus (As in the Meadow argus butterfly.) Armyworm (The caterpillars of some members of two different moth genera.) Arrowhead (As in the Arrowhead blue butterfly.) Arthemis (As in Limenitis arthemis, the scientific name of the red-spotted purple or white admiral butterfly.) Ashworth (As in the Ashworth's rustic moth.) Ashen (As in the Ashen moth, also known as the Yellowtail moth.) Atlas (As in the Atlas moth.) Atropos (As in the Acherontia atropos, scientific name of the African death's-head hawkmoth. Acherontia can work as well.) Attacus (A genus of moths. Also part of the scientific name for the Atlas moth, Attacus atlas.) Azure (A bright blue color.)

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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.)

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IceWing Names- Letter A

Abalone (A shellfish, or a very pale gray color.) Achromatic (Literally means 'without color'.) Adélie (A type of penguin. Great for a SeaWing hybrid.) Agate (A variety of chalcedony that comes in many colors, often with swirl or banded patterns throughout.) Ague (A fever or shivering fit.) Ahmar (A mountain range of the Ethiopian Highlands.) Akaishi (A mountain range in Japan.) Alabaster (A soft, white, translucent rock that is often used for carving and making decorative objects.) Alaska (As in the state.) Alba (Latin for 'white'.) Albedo (The fraction of light reflected by a surface.) Albescent (Growing or shading into white.) Albite (A white, brittle, glassy mineral.) Album (Also Latin for 'white'.) Algid (Very cold or chilly.) Alp (A high, rugged mountain that is often snowcapped. Could also be good for a SkyWing hybrid.) Alpenglow (The rosy light of the setting or rising sun seen on high mountains.) Alpine (Relating to high mountains.) Amethyst (A violet or purple quartz gem or a violet color.) Ametrine (A mixture of amethyst and citrine.) Andes (A South American mountain range that i also one of the worlds longest.) Anhydrite (A mineral that is made up of calcium and sulfate. Often pale blue or pale violet.) Annapurna (The 10th highest mountain in the world, located in Nepal.) Antarctic (Relating to the south polar region or Antarctica. Antarctica can work too.) Antler (Horns typically grown on the head of male animals such as deer, and often shed.) Apatite (A phosphate mineral.) Apex (The top or highest part of something, especially one forming a point.) Apricity (The warmth of the sun in winter.) Aragonite (A calcium carbonate mineral that forms in carbonate sediments.) Arctic Hare (A species of hare adapted to live in the arctic.) Arctogadus (A type of fish found in icy waters.) Aufeis (A sheet-like mass of layered ice that forms from successive flows of ground or river water during freezing temperatures.) Aurora (A luminous phenomenon that consists of streamers or arches of light appearing in the upper atmosphere of a planet's magnetic polar regions.) Avalanche (A mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly down a mountainside.) Azure (A shade of bright blue.) Azurite (A soft, deep-blue copper mineral.)

SeaWing Names - Letter A

Abyssal / Abyss (As in the abyssal zone of the ocean, the deepest part where sunlight doesn't reach.) Acara (As in the blue Acara, a colorful freshwater fish.) Acropora (A genus of small polyp stony coral.) Actinolite (A fibrous mineral that can be pale green, yellow, blue and black.) Adélie (A type of penguin. Also great for an IceWing hybrid.) Aegean (The name of the sea lying between Greece and Turkey.) Agnatha (Jawless fish.) Ahi (A type of tuna.) Aiiro (Japanese for 'indigo'.) Akoya (As in the Akoya pearl oyster.) Aethia (A genus of auklets, which are seabirds.) Albacore (A type of tuna.) Alcid (Also known as auks, a family of bird that includes seabirds such as auklets and puffins.) Algae (Plants that mainly grow in water.) Altum (As in the Altum angelfish.) Ambergris (A waxy substance that comes from the intestines of sperm whales and is used in perfumes.) Amberjack (A type of fish. Yellowtail are a type of these fish too.) Amethyst (A violet or purple quartz gem or a violet color.) Ammolite (An opal-like gemstone made of the fossilized shells of ammonites.) Amphipod (A crustacean also known as the freshwater shrimp.) Amphitritē (A Greek goddess, queen and/or personification of the sea.) Anchoveta (As in the Peruvian anchoveta, a type of anchovy.) Anchovy (A type of fish.) Anadromous (Fish that migrate up rivers from sea to spawn.) Angelfish (A type of freshwater fish.) Angelshark (A type of shark.) Angelwing (As in the Angelwing clam.) Angler (As in the angler fish.) Anhinga (A long-necked fish-eating bird. Also good for a SkyWing hybrid.) Ankimo (A Japanese dish of monkfish liver.) Anthias (A type of fish.) Ao / Aoi (Japanese for 'blue'.) Aonyx (A genus of otters.) Apatite (A translucent mineral, normally green or blue but can be yellow, violet, pink, or brown.) Aphotic (The part of an ocean or lake where there is little to no sunlight.) Aqua (Water, or a light greenish blue color.) Aquamarine (A light bluish-green variety of beryl, or a light bluish-green color.) Aquarium (A transparent tank of water in which fish and other water creatures and plants are kept.) Aquarius (A zodiac sign and constellation associated with water. Also great for a NightWing hybrid.) Aquatic (Relating to water.) Arame (A species of kelp.) Arapaima (A type of fish.) Archelon (An extinct marine turtle; it was the largest ever documented.) Archerfish (A type of tropical fish that shoots jets of water at land-based insects to catch and eat them.) Archipelago (A group of islands scattered in a body of water, such as a lake, river, or ocean. Could also be good for a SandWing or MudWing hybrid.) Arrowtooth (A type of flounder.) Aruana (Also known as the Arowana fish, they are excellent jumpers.) Asterias (A genus of seastars/starfish.) Atlantis (A fabled island in the Atlantic that according to legend sank beneath the sea.) Atolla (A bright red type of jellyfish.) Aulonocara (Also known as the peacock fish.) Aventurine (A form of quartzite, often green.) Awa (Japanese for 'foam' or 'bubbles'.) Axolotl (A type of salamander.) Ayu (As in the Ayu sweetfish.) Azure (A bright blue color.) Azurite (A soft, deep-blue copper mineral.)

RainWing Names - Letter A #2

Anxiety / Anxious (A feeling of fear, dread, and uneasiness.) Ao / Aoi (Japanese for 'blue'.) Apple (The fruit.) Apricot (A type of fruit, or a creamy orange color.) April (The 4th month of the year.) Arabica (The coffee plant.) Araçari (A genus of toucans.) Arancione (Italian for 'orange'.) Arapaima (A type of fish.) Arrau (A type of river turtle found in the Amazon.) Arrogance / Arrogant (Having an exaggerated sense of one's importance or abilities.) Artful (Showing creative skill.) Artichoke (A species of thistle often eaten.) Arugula (A leafy plant often eaten.) Asparagus (A flowering plant species, it's young shoots are often eaten.) Aspen (A tree with long, rounded leaves.) Aster (A species of flowering plant.) Aster (A species of flowering plant.) Astonishing (Extremely surprising or impressive; amazing.) Astrapia (A type of bird. The males plumage is quite iridescent.) Atemoya (Also known as the Cherimoya. Another custard apple type.) Attis (Phrygian vegetation deity.) Attractive (Something pleasing or appealing to the senses.) August (The 8th month of the year.) Aura (An emanation or energy.) Autumn (The season. Leaves often turn red and brown during it.) Aventurine (A form of quartzite, often green.) Avocado (A pear shaped fruit that grows from the avocado tree.) Awe (A feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder.) Axolotl (A type of salamander.) Aye-Aye (A long fingered lemur.) Azalea (A type of flowering shrub.) Azul (Spanish for 'blue'.)

RainWing Names - Letter A

Abacaxi (A large, sweet pineapple that grows in Brazil.) Abiu (A fruit/fruit tree from the Amazonian region of South America.) Abundance (An extremely large quantity of something.) Acacia (A genus of trees.) Açaí (A type of berry, resembles blueberries.) Achiote (A spice that is also often used to add yellow color to food. Also known as Annato.) Ackee (A type of fruit native to West Africa.) Arco Iris (Spanish for 'rainbow'.) Admirable / Admiration / Admire (To regard something or one with respect and approval, or be deserving of it.) Adore / Adorable (To love or respect deeply, or be deserving of it.) Adventure / Adventurous (An unusual or exciting experience or activity; someone willing to take risks or to try out new methods, ideas, or experiences.) Aegithina (A type of bird also known as the Iota.) Aesthetic (A particular theory or conception of beauty or art.) Affectionate (A gentle feeling of fondness or liking.) Agouti (A type of rodent.) Aguaje (A type of palm tree.) Airy (Giving an impression of being unconcerned or not serious, typically about something taken seriously by others.) Aka (Japanese for 'red'.) Akebi (A type of fruit native to Japan, China and Korea.) Aki (Japanese for 'autumn', or another name for the Ackee.) Alder (A type of tree from the birch family with toothed leaves.) Alligator (A large semi-aquatic reptile.) Allium (A type of flowering plant. Often purple, but can come in many other colors.) Allure / Alluring (The quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating.) Almond (The seed of the almond tree.) Aloe / Aloe Vera (A type of succulent that primarily grows in arid climates. Also good for a SandWing hybrid.) Alyssum (A type of flower.) Amaranth (A type of flower.) Amarillo (Spanish for 'yellow'.) Amaryllis (A type of poisonous flower.) Amazing (Causing great surprise or wonder; astonishing or startlingly impressive.) Amazon (As in the Amazon Rainforest, the most famous rainforest.) Ambition / Ambitious (A strong desire to achieve or do something, or showing that desire.) Ame (Japanese for 'rain'.) Amla (Also known as the Indiana Gooseberry, a type of fruit.) Ammolite (An opal-like gemstone made of the fossilized shells of ammonites.) Amusement (The state or experience of finding something funny or entertaining.) Anar (Another name for the Pomegranate.) Anaconda (The largest snake species in the world. They are great swimmers, so this could also be good for a SeaWing hybrid.) Ananas (The plant genus that contains the pineapple.) Angel Aura Quartz (Quartz that undergoes extreme heat and is then coated with a special blend of metals such as Platinum, Gold, and Silver.) Angelic (To be beautiful, innocent, pure, or kind.) Anger / Angry (A strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.) Anise (A flowering plant. It's seeds are used as a spice.) Annona (Also known as the soursop, or custard apple.) Anole (A type of lizard.) Ant (Insects that live in colonies.) Anteater (Toothless insect eating mammals with long tongues.) Ānuenue (Hawaiian for 'rainbow'.) Anura (The order frogs belong to.)

SandWing Names - Letter A

Aardvark (A type of nocturnal burrowing mammal with long snouts.) Aardwolf (A kind of hyena.) Aarush (Hindi word that means “first ray of sun.”) Abalos (A dune field on Mars. Also good for a NightWing hybrid.) Acacia (A genus of trees.) Accona (A desert in Italy.) Acinonyx (The genus the cheetah belongs to.) Adder (A kind of viper.) Adenium (Also known as the desert rose. A type of flower.) Adobe (A kind of clay used as a building material, typically in the form of sun-dried bricks. Also good for a MudWing hybrid.) Adust (Scorched or burned.) Aeonium (Plants that grow in warm, dry climates.) Aesculapian (A type of non venomous snake.) Agamidae (A family of iguanian lizards.) Agosto (Spanish for 'august'.) Agua (Spanish for 'water'.) Aker (The ancient Egyptian personification of the horizon.) Alectrona (The Greek goddess of the sunrise.) Alhagi (Also known as Camelthorns. A type of desert shrub.) Alluaudia (A type of succulent native to Madagascar.) Almond (The seed of the almond tree.) Aloe / Aloe Vera (A type of succulent that primarily grows in arid climates.) Anteater (Toothless insect eating mammals with long tongues.) Arroyo (A steep-sided gully formed by the action of fast-flowing water in an arid or semi-arid region.) Argali (Also known as the mountain sheep.) Antelope (A genus of hoofed mammals in the Bovidae family.) Aspidis (Latin for 'cobra'.) Anthill (A nest in the form of a mound built by ants or termites.) Ari (Hebrew for “lion.") Ash (The powdery substance that remains after something burns.) Arid (A land or climate that has little to no rain and is extremely dry.) Antlion (Insects primarily found in sandy regions. The larva commonly trap small insects in pits they've dug in the ground.) Aridisol (Arid soil.) Anhur (An Egyptian god of war.) Anubis (The Egyptian god of the dead.) Amargosa (A desert along the California-Nevada border.) Ankh (An ancient Egyptian symbol that represents life.) Anopheles (A genus of mosquitos.) Amaterasu (Japanese goddess of the sun.) Arenaceous (Consisting of sand particles., or animals and plants living or growing in sand.) Ariocarpus (A type of succulent.) Amber (A hard and translucent fossilized resin, or a yellow/orange color.) Armadillo (Mammals with unique shells, also known for digging.) Apophis (Ancient Egyptian god of chaos.) Ant (Insects that live in colonies.) Atacama (A desert in Chile.) August (The last summer month.) Aureate (Denoting, made of, or the color of gold.) Aurum (The Latin word for gold and source of its chemical symbol.) Axlewood (A tree native to India.)

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MudWing Names - Letter A

Acacia (A genus of trees.) Acer (A genus of trees in the Aceraceae family.) Aconite (A species of flowering plant. Also known as Aconitum.) Acorn (The fruit of the oak tree.) Adobe (A kind of clay used as a building material, typically in the form of sun-dried bricks.) Agaric (The dried fruiting body of a fungus.) Agate (A variety of chalcedony that comes in many colors, often with swirl or banded patterns throughout.) Alabio (An Indonesian duck breed.) Alder (A type of tree from the birch family with toothed leaves.) Algae (Plants that mainly grow in water.) Alligator (A large semi-aquatic reptile.) Alluvium (A deposit of clay, silt, sand, and gravel left by flowing streams in a river valley or delta.) Almond (The seed of the almond tree.) Amber (A hard and translucent fossilized resin, or a yellow/orange color.) Amphibia / Amphibian (An organism that is able to live both on land and in water, such as frogs.) Antelope (A genus of hoofed mammals in the Bovidae family.) Antheia (Greek goddess of swamps.) Antler (Horns that are made of bone, typically grown on the head of male animals such as deer, and often shed.) Anura (The order frogs belong to.) Arapaima (A type of fish.) Argil (Clay; particularly potters clay.) Argillite (A fine-grained sedimentary rock.) Argus (A long-tailed pheasant that is typically brown. Not to be mistaken for the butterfly.) Arrowhead (An aquatic or semi-aquatic plant with arrow-shaped leaves with white flowers.) Arroyo (A steep-sided gully formed by the action of fast-flowing water in an arid or semi-arid region.) Ash/Ashes (The powdery residue left after the burning of a substance.) Aspen (A tree with long, rounded leaves.) Aster (A species of flowering plant.) Auburn (A reddish-brown color.) Axolotl (A type of salamander.)

SkyWing Names - Letter A #2

Anhinga (A long-necked fish-eating bird. Also good for a Seawing hybrid.) Ani (As in the Smooth-billed Ani, a bird in the cuckoo family. Smooth-billed or Crotophaga can work too.) Anorthite (A white, gray or red feldspar mineral.) Anthracite (A hard, compact variety of coal.) Apatite (A phosphate mineral.) Apex (The top or highest part of something, especially one forming a point.) Aplomado (As in the Aplomado falcon.) Apollo (Greek god of several things, notably the sun and light for this usa case.) Apophyllite (A translucent, glassy mineral.) Appalachian (A North American mountain range.) Apricity (The warmth of the sun in winter. Also good for an IceWing hybrid.) Aquila (A constellation in the northern hemisphere represented by the figure of an eagle.) Aragonite (A calcium carbonate mineral.) Ardent (Burning or glowing.) Ares (The Greek god of war and courage.) Arête (A sharp mountain ridge.) Argillite (A fine-grained sedimentary rock.) Argus (A long-tailed pheasant that is typically brown. Not to be mistaken for the butterfly.) Arpina (An Armenian name meaning 'rising of the sun'.) Ascent (The act of rising or moving upwards.) Ash/Ashes (The powdery residue left after the burning of a substance.) Ashen (The pale gray color of ash.) Aspen (A tree with long, rounded leaves.) Asperitas (Rare, wave-like cloud formations that appear on the underside of a cloud.) Asteroid (A large hunk of rock floating around in space.) Atacamite (A copper mineral that is green in color.) Athos (A figure from Greek mythology. He is known for the creation of Mount Athos.) Atmosphere (The gases surrounding the earth or another planet.) Auburn (A reddish-brown color.) Auk (A type of bird that are great swimmer. Also good for a SeaWing hybrid.) Aureate (Denoting, made of, or having the color of gold.) Aureole (A circle of light or brightness surrounding something.) Aurum (The Latin word for gold and source of its chemical symbol.) Autumn (The season. Leaves often turn red and brown during it.) Aventurine (A form of quartzite, often green.) Aves (The Latin word for birds.) Avian (A bird or relating to birds.) Avocet (A type of bird with webbed feet and good swimmer. Also good for a SeaWing hybrid.) Axinite (A reddish-brown mineral.)

SkyWing Names - Letter A #1

Ablaze (Burning fiercely, or something brightly colored.) Accentor (A dull-colored Eurasian songbird) Accipiter (A genus of medium-sized forest-dwelling hawks that have short broad wings and a long tail.) Achondrite (A stony meteorite without rounded grains) Acorn (Fruit of the oak tree.) Actinolite (A fibrous mineral that can be pale green, yellow, blue and black.) Adret (The sun-facing side of a mountain.) Adularia (A white or colorless mineral often found in the alps) Aegolius (A genus of small owls) Aerial (Of, relating to, or occurring in the air or atmosphere.) Aerie (A large nest of a bird of prey, especially eagles, typically built high in a tree or on a cliff.) Aerosol (Small particles suspended in the atmosphere.) Afterburn (A burning sensation.) Agate (A variety of chalcedony that comes in many colors, often with swirl or banded patterns throughout.) Aiguille (A sharp-pointed pinnacle of rock.) Airstream (A current of air.) Alabaster (A mineral often used for carving.) Alabio (An Indonesian duck breed.) Alate (To have wings or wing-like appendages.) Albite (A pale-colored, usually white, mineral.) Alder (A type of tree from the birch family with toothed leaves.) Alev (A Turkish name meaning 'flame'.) Alexornis (A prehistoric bird.) Algodonite (A copper arsenide mineral.) Alizarin (A red pigment.) Almandine (A type of garnet with a violet tint.) Alp (A high, rugged mountain that is often snowcapped.) Alpaca (A domesticated mammal related to the Llama and known for its wool.) Alpenglow (The rosy light of the setting or rising sun seen on high mountains.) Alpine (Relating to high mountains.) Altitude (The height of an object or point in relation to sea or ground level.) Alto or Altocumulus (A fleecy cloud formation that occurs at a medium altitude.) Altostratus (A fairly uniform mid-altitude layer of gray cloud.) Alunite (A white, gray, or reddish mineral that can be found in volcanic rocks.) Amaranth (A purple color.) Amaterasu (The Japanese Shinto goddess personifying the sun.) Amber (A hard and translucent fossilized resin, or a yellow/orange color.) Amblygonite (A pale yellow gem.) Amethyst (A violet or purple quartz gem or a violet color.) Ammolite (An opal-like gemstone made of the fossilized shells of ammonites.) Analcime (A white, gray or colorless mineral.) Anapaite (A green mineral.) Anatase (A rare gemstone that comes in many colors.) Andalusite (A gemstone that is typically brown, red or green.) Andes (A South American mountain range.) Andesine (A rare gem known for it's orange-red and red colors, but also comes in yellow, green, and blue.) Andesite (A gray lava rock with white and black speckling. The speckles are crystals such as feldspar or quartz.) Andradite (A kind of garnet that comes in many colors.) Angelite (A blue gemstone but can also be white, violet, colorless, or dark gray.)

Guide To Names!

A small guide to what kinds of names are going to be prevalent in which tribes. SkyWing names will primarily be... mountain-dwelling creatures (most notably birds), features of the landscape, gemstones, rocks and minerals, actions during flight or words otherwise related to the air, atmosphere and weather, shades of red and orange, and fire or heat-related terms. MudWing names will primarily be... related to the earth, swamps or things that reside there, shades of brown and orange, and minerals. SandWing names will primarily be... Features of the land within deserts, names of deserts, animals and plants found in deserts, shades of beige, browns and yellows, and fire or heat-related terms. RainWing names will primarily be... plants and animals found in the rainforests, names of rainforests, fruits and vegetables, flowers, trees, colorful terms, emotions, and both positive and negative adjectives. SeaWing names will primarily be... ocean related objects, plants, wildlife or phenomenon, shades of blue, green and purple, aquatic animal anatomy, and gemstones. IceWing names will primarily be... ice formations, arctic animals and plants, shades of pale blues grays beiges and white (mainly in other languages), polar landscapes or weather, mountains, and gemstones. NightWing names will primarily be... descriptive of the dragons personality or talents, relate to their job, describe or relate to their physical appearance, be terms related to night, darkness, stars, or reference the NightWing powers. Posts for them will also usually be divided into one word names, and prefixes plus suffixes that you can mix and match with. SilkWing names will primarily be... different species of butterflies, moths, their life stages, anatomy, and anything else pertaining to them. HiveWing names will primarily be... insect species, their anatomy, insect larvae, worms, arachnids, beetles, and anything else pertaining to them. LeafWing names will primarily be... poisonous plants, carnivorous plants, other types of plants, trees, flowers, and occasionally jungle fauna. And Hybrid names will usually combine elements from both tribes naming systems.

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Names will begin getting queued up soon! The plan right now is do all the tribes for one letter then move on to the next, for varieties' sake, especially since each letter will usually span more than one post.

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