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Among wolfriders and many other tribes, descriptive names are common. Names can come from elf's appearance, personality, favored weapon, skill or something special that s/he did. Cub's first name is always based on appearance or something surrounding the birth (unless you happened to have a Deep Senser around which few have). You can take any of the two following words, smush them together, and have a name for your elf:
Animals: ant, badger, bat, bear, bee, bird, boar, buck, cat, clam, deer, doe, dove, eagle, elf, elk, falcon, fawn, fish, flea, fly, fox, fowl, gull, hare, hawk, jackal, lark, lion, lizard, moth, mouse, owl, rabbit, raven, sable, snake, spider, squirrel, stag, wasp, wolf
Body parts: arm, back, beak, beard, blood, bone, bristle, brow, cheek, chop, claw(s), crest, ear(s), eye(s), face, fang, feather, fin, finger, fist, flipper, fluke, foot/feet, fur, gill, hair , hand, heart, heel, hind, horn, jaw, jowl, lap, leg, lock, mane, mind, muzzle, nail, nose, pad(s), paw, sight, skin, snout, soul, spine, tail, talon, toe, tooth, top, toe, tongue, tusk, whisker, wing
Charasteristics: bent, big, bitter, bluff, blunt, bold, brave, bright, brisk, broad, broken, calm, clear, clever, cold, crisp, damp, dark, dear, deep, deft, dim, double, dry, dull, easy, even, faint, fair, far, fast, fiery, fine, firm, flat, fleet, foul, free, fresh, frisky, full, gentle, glad, good, great, grim, grizzle, gruff, hale, half, hard, harsh, heavy, high, hot, inky, just, keen, kind, lank, laughing, lean, light, little, lone, long, lost, low, lush, mere, mild, milky, mock, near, new, old, one, pale, plain, pure, quick, quiet, right, rough, sharp, sheer, short, shrill, silent, silly, slow, shy, slim, sly, smart, smooth, soft, sole, steep, stern, still, stout, strong, sunny, sure, sweet, swift, tall, tender, thick, thin, three, tough, true, two, vast, warm, wet, wide, wild, wise, woven
Colors: amber, azure, black, blue, bronze, brown, buff, clear, color, copper, crimson, crystal, ebony, gold, green, grey, grizzle, orange, pink, purple, red, ruddy, scarlet, silver, tan, tawny, violet, white, yellow
Objects: acorn, band, barb, bark, bead, belt, berry, blossom, bough, brace, braid, bramble, branch, brand, briar, brim, brine, bristle, brush, bubble, bud, burr, bush, cap, cherry, chime, clay, cloak, cloud, coat, coil, collar, cone, cord, core, crescent, crook, crystal, curl, dapple, dash, drop, drum, dust, ember, eddy, edge, egg, fiber, fire, flame, flint, flock, flower, flute, frond, fruit, game, gem , grass, hammer, haze, hide, honey, hook, ice, jewel, knot, leaf, line, log, man, mark, mask, mirror, mist, moon, moss, mud, needle, nest, net, nut, opal, orb, pair, patch, pearl, pebble, pelt, petal, pick, pipe, plume, point, prey, prickle, prong, prune, quill, reed, rim, ring, rod, rock, root, rope, ruby, ruff, salt, sand, sap, sapling, sapphire , saw, scar, scrap, scrub, seed, seedling, set, shag, shale, shawl, shell, shred, silk, skimmer, snow, speck, spike, spiral, spot, sprig, sprout, star, stem, stick, sting, stone, strand, streak, string, stripe, stub, stump, sun, tendril, thistle, thorn, thread, tie, timber, tip, topaz, trail, trap, tree, tuft, tumble, twig, veil, vine, water, wave, weed, wisp, wood, wool, wreath
Places: bay, beach, bog, brim, brook, burn, burrow, canyon, cave, chasm, cliff, cove, crag, creek, dale, dune, edge, field, forest, fount, glade, glen, gorge, grove, gulf, haven, hill, hole, holt, hollow, island, knoll, lagoon, lake, ledge, marsh, meadow, mountain, ocean, path, peak, pit, pond, pool, reef, rill, rim, rise, river, run, runnel, sea, shaft, shore, spring, spire, stream, thicket, tower, track, trail, vale, valley, wall, way, well, wood
Plant names: almond, ash, aspen, beech, birch, cedar, clover, elm, fern, fir, hazel, ivy, nettle, maple, oak, pine, rose, thistle, thyme, willow, yarrow
Phenomena & verbs: air, bane, beam, bend, bind, bite, blast, blaze, bloom, blow, blur, blush, bolt, break, breeze, burst, buzz, call, change, chase, chatter, cheep, chill, chirp, click, climb, cloud, crackle, crick, croon, crush, cry, current, cut, dance, dew, dip, down, dream, drift, dwell, ebb, fade, fall, fear, find, flair, flake, flap, flare, flash, flicker, float, flood, flow, flutter, foam, fog, frill, frost, gait, gale, glare, gleam, glide, glimmer, glint, glisten, glitter, gloom, gloss, glow, gnaw, grace, grasp, grin, grip, gust, hail, haste, hate, haze, heal, heat, hint, hold, hope, howl, hue, hum, hunt, itch, jab, journey, joy, jump, kin, lash, light, lock, love, main, melody, melt, mist, murk, nab, nip, pace, peace, pierce, pucker, puff, purr, rage, rain, rainbow, ray, reach, rend, ripple, roar, roll, rumble, rush, scent, shade, shadow, share, shave, sheen, shift, shimmer, shine, shiver, shower, side, sight, skim, sky, slash, smoke, snag, snap, snatch, snow, soar, song, sorrow, span, spark, sparkle, speed, spin, spirit, splash, split, spray, spur, squall, stab, stalk, step, storm, stride, surf, surge, swirl, tear, tend, thaw, throw, thrust, thunder, tickle, tide, tingle, titter, tone, touch, tread, trust, tune, twinkle, twitch, twist, vapor, walk, wander, war, warble, ward, wave, whirl, whisper, whistle, will, wind, wish, woken, wonder, zephyr
Professions: bearer, binder, biter, bouncer, braider, breaker, bringer, brusher, caller, caster, catcher, chaser, chewer, child, chipper, climber, crier, crusher, cub, dancer, dreamer, eater, farer, finder, fisher, former, friend, gainer, grazer, grower, guard, hider, hopper, howler, hummer, hunter, jumper, keeper, leaper, licker, loper, lover, maker, master, mender, nipper, pacer, prancer, racer, ranger, reacher, reader, robber, runner, sage, scout, scouter, seeker, shaper, shaver, singer, slayer, slider, smasher, smith, snatcher, soaker, speaker, spinner, springer, stalker, stinger, strider, striker, tamer, thrower, tracker, trapper, treader, tricker, trickster, walker, wanderer, watcher, weaver
Times: ancient, autumn, dark, dawn, day, dusk, early, evening, fall, last, late, moment, morning, new, noon, night, old, second, spring, summer, time, twilight, winter
Weapons: arrow, axe, blade, blow, bolt, bow, club, dagger, dart, end, fist, grip, hammer, hand, javelin, knife, lance, pike, shaft, shield, sling, spear, spike, staff, stick, strike, sword, whip
Note: Also... for the sake of our RPs, all elves will have a soul name.
A Soulname is the secret name that only the person themselves know. When recognizing, you will find out your partners soul name. And you may choose to openly share your soul name with another. ((Please see Relationships for more information on this)). Soulnames are usually very short and easy to say. Examples could be Dharm, Lil, Fer, Stel, etc.
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