Raffle Stud Name Suggestions
Posted 2021-10-02 18:23:31
Names like Bear and Buckeye:
Names like Beethoven and Rasputin:
Names like Mercury (in the mythological sense):
Names like Mercury (in the celestial sense):
Names like Meatloaf:
Also, I know these are breeding males, but I think it would be neat to have a handful of traditionally feminine names thrown into the mix. For example, the name Luna (the name of our moon) would fit very well thematically, but is feminine and would not normally be considered. |
Jotfiikqeth #18541 |
Posted 2021-10-04 10:57:04
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RCZ #7212 |
Posted 2021-10-15 00:37:54
all hail |
Matsu #3462 |
Posted 2021-11-07 19:46:31
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The Abnormal Mind #33184 |
Posted 2021-11-10 15:07:53 (edited)
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versidue #50083 |
Posted 2021-11-13 17:57:28
Nature Related Names:
Names I just like:
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IronyTempest #13152 |
Posted 2021-11-20 23:09:22
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≋ ПIƧΉΛ ≋ #12663 |
Posted 2021-11-21 15:16:37
Florian, Henri, Phillip, Eric, Adam, Aladdin, John, Shang, Naveen, Flynn, Eugene, Kristoff, Hans, Simba Or maybe a Princess or two for a trans girl? Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, Rapunzel, Elsa, Anna, Moana, Nala |
The Abnormal Mind #33184 |
Posted 2021-11-25 22:03:41
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Aysh 𓆏 #42755 |
Posted 2021-11-29 16:53:49
Three wolf related names; Ulv- Old Swedish word for wolf (as instead of Varg)- plenty Swedish authors use it as a go to name for wolf characters in my experience, so we ought to have one stud named that! Ordas- Hungarian word that translates to somehing like Wolf-gray or huge. It's honestly hard to explain exactly, but the word is always associated with wolves. Vuk- The Serbian word for wolf- also cioncidentally the name of a fox protagonist from a famous Hungarian novel. Now the not so wolfy names(?); Raseri- The Swedish word for Rage Paprika- For that spice Kukorica- Means corn in Hungarian Marvel- Self explanatory Bruno- Just a regular name Lurvig- Means shaggy in Swedish Kopasz- Hungarian word for bald- a strange name suggestion on it's own ik ik, but it's a reference to a Hungarian tale where a small pig tricks a wolf by pouring boiling hot water over them. Grigio- The word Gray in Italian. Styrka- Means strength in Swedish Duveteux- Simply,mthe word fluffy in French Porridge- you know what that is...right? Kanel- Cinnamon in Swedish Mar- A word to bite or otherwise injure in Hungarian Järv- The word for lake in Estonian, but also what you call a Wolverine in Swedish. Farfalla- Butterly or mouth in Italian Harmat- Hungarian word for Dew Minningar- Icelandic word for Memories Piroska- Nicknamed version of red. Also the name of Red riding hood in Hungarian, so extra folk tale points there Ceasar- Self explanatory Konung- means Ruler/pagan king Rex- King in latin, to nobody's surprise Nuage- The French word for cloud. Jeklo- Slovenian for steel |
Datrandomcat #11515 |