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Camellia

tuohticalmvalein :

Jani, Janis

Kaapo, Aapo, Jeep

Rachel

Lenita

Pearl, Arla

Cinderella, Ella

Hellie, Helli

Alesia, Melesia, Folesia

tuohticalmvalein :

Akira

Meila, Mila

Mai, Mia, Maisema

Claudia, Cloud

Jaana, Saana, Moona

Minja, Ninja, Tanja

Jinga

the-nerdseye-view :

Word Names

• Abelia
  
• Acacia
  
• Agate
  
• Alder
  
• Aloe
  
• Amaryllis
  
• Amber
  
• Amethyst
  
• Anethum (“Dill”)
  
• Arabis
  
• Aralia
  
• Artemisia
  
• Ash
  
• Atlas
  
• Azalea
  
• Bassia
  
• Birch
  
• Blossom
  
• Bluebell
  
• Borax
  
• Bud
  
• Buttercup
  
• Cactus
  
• Calla
  
• Calopyxis
  
• Carnelian
  
• Cedar
  
• Cedrela
  
• Cinnamon
  
• Citrine
  
• Citrus
  
• Clay
  
• Copper
  
• Crocus
  
• Cypress
  
• Daffodil
  
• Dahlia
  
• Delonix
  
• Dirt
  
• Drynaria
  
• Dypsis
  
• Elettaria
  
• Elm
  
• Emerald
  
• Ephedra
  
• Fig
  
• Flint
  
• Freesia
  
• Garden
  
• Garnet
  
• Ginger
  
• Gloxinia
  
• Gold
  
• Grass
  
• Hazel
  
• Holly
  
• Iris
  
• Ivy
  
• Jasmine
  
• Jet
  
• Lavender
  
• Lilac
  
• Lotus
  
• Marigold
  
• Meadow
  
• Mint
  
• Moss
  
• Nemesia
  
• Oak
  
• Obsidian
  
• Olivine
  
• Onyx
  
• Opal
  
• Orchid
  
• Oregano
  
• Oxlip
  
• Palm
  
• Peridot (pronounced like “Pear-e-doe”)
  
• Pine
  
• Pollen
  
• Poppy
  
• Primrose
  
• Quartz
  
• Ravenna [Grass]
  
• Rose
  
• Sand
  
• Sage
  
• Sepal
  
• Silver
  
• Soil
  
• Stalk
  
• Styx
  
• Terrain
  
• Thistle
  
• Thyme
  
• Topaz
  
• Trillium
  
• Verbena
  
• Vine
  
• Wren
  
• Yarrow
  
• Zephyr
  
• Zeolite
  
• Zinnia
  
• Zircon
  

Words with “Earth” related meanings

• Abilene: Hebrew; meaning “land of meadows”
  
• Ajax: Greek; meaning “of the earth”
  
• Artemis: Greek mythology; goddess of the hunt, wild animals, etc.
  
• Artois: French, place name
  
• Avalon: Welsh; place name related to the myth of King Arthur
  
• Avani: Hindi; meaning “man from the red earth”
  
• Caius: Latin; meaning “person of earth”
  
• Candana: Hindi; meaning “sandalwood”
  
• Chloris: Greek mythology: goddess of flower
  
• Cyllene: Greek mythology; a “oread” i.e. a mountain nymph
  
• Dacia: Latin; place name
  
• Demeter: Greek mythology; meaning “earth mother”
  
• Variations: Demetria/Demetri/Demetrius
• Echo: Greek mythology; a “oread” i.e. a mountain nymph
  
• Eurydice: Greek mythology; a “dryad” i.e. tree nymph
  
• Fan: Chinese; meaning “earth”
  
• Flora: Roman mythology: goddess of flowers and the spring
  
• Gaia: Greek mythology; meaning: “earth”
  
• Holden: English; meaning “hollow valley”
  
• Inika: Sanskrit; meaning “small earth”
  
• Ivo: German; meaning “yew wood”
  
• Kiah: Welsh; meaning “person of earth”
  
• Leilani: Hawaiian; meaning “heavenly flower”
  
• Rikuto: Japanese; meaning “land + person”
  
• Silas: English; meaning “wood, forest”
  
• Silvanus: Roman mythology; deity of the woods
  
• Terra: English; meaning “land, earth”
  
• Veles: Slavic mythology; god of earth/waters/underworld
  
• Viridios: Celtic mythology; god of vegetation…
  
• Zola: Latin; meaning “earth”
  

Last Names

• Ebner: German; meaning “dweller on a flat piece of land”
  
• Edgeworth: plant
  
• Garland: English; meaning “triangle land”
  
• Goldenrod: flower
  
• Harlan: English; meaning “hare land”
  
• Hawthorn: tree
  
• Knotweed: plant
  
• Larkspur: flower
  
• Sandwort: flower
  
• Silverberry: plant/bush
  
• Whitlow: grass
  
• Yarley: English: meaning “fenced meadow”
  
• Zeman: Czech; meaning “landowner”
  

Not a complete list, but hopefully good for inspiration.

I didn’t add every single flower or plant or animal, etc.—the list would be ridiculous—just my favorites. Feel free to look up any others you may like (example: food, minerals, flowers, animals except birds), and add them on here!

Happy writing!

liravell :

Pevensies and meanings of their names ;)

dennys :

grape –> raisin
plum –> prune
potato –> chip
pancake –> prisk
burger –> bruff
omelette –> umlaut
avocado –> draco

Minna, Tinja, Pinja, Inna

Nenya

Tina, Timo, Tim.

Luvil, Luve, Luva, Luviana, Luvi

Eela, Venla, Vela, Viila, Vella, Wella, Veeli

Outi, Utina, Ooti, Uutuna, Uutti,

Miina, Iina, Kiina, Tiina, Liina, Siina, Niina

Plari, Plarin, Plarium, Lari, Laria, Plarina

Primitive, Rim, Rime, Rima, Rimo

Julia, Lilia, Lili, Lila

Mali, Ina, Maline, Malin