Names

Words commonly used for prefixes or suffixes in both the Travelers' and the Omen Watchers' cultures. All terms come from surrounding environments, animals, or stories.

Nouns
Names don't necessarily need to follow these descriptions, but take into account the culture when you do so, or why parents would name their children certain things. Cats' pelts, abilities, or temperaments usually factor into naming, since parents wait a few days before deciding on names.
 * Angelfish - a specific kind of butterflyfish.
 * Banteng - species of cattle that are vibrant reddish-brown with white legs and a white rump. Typically gentle creatures.
 * Barracuda - long, slender fish known for its aggressiveness and scrappy nature. They have a white striated pattern on their sides.
 * Bear - sun bears are the only bears in this territory, and they're black with long front claws and and brown muzzle and chest. "Bear" parts of names can also refer to strength and size, or even big, strong paws.
 * Binturong - aka "bear cats," have long prehensile tails, huge paws, and a stout head. They also have long, prominent white whiskers. They also have a thick coat of coarse fur. Essentially arboreal, meaning they primarily live in trees. Cats named after this animal could have a long tail, black coarse fur, a huge stout body, prominent whiskers, etc., or a natural affinity to trees.
 * Bird - there are SO MANY different species of birds in both the Travelers' and Omen Watchers' territories. Specific bird references could relate to behavior, pelt color and/or pattern, or being light on one's feet.
 * Bog - wet, spongy ground; accumulations of peat. Might refer to slowness, stubbornness, or pelt color (peat is normally dark brown).
 * Branch - self explanatory. Might refer to skinniness or thickness depending on the branch being referenced; long legs, or even tail attributes.
 * Bream - a saltwater fish with big eyes and a distinctive black spot beside their eyes.
 * Bull - a variation of banteng (specifically male banteng), which are known for their arched, sharp horns.
 * Butterfly - many of the butterflies in the territories are variations of white, black, and yellow, but there's a huge variety of colors overall, especially in the caves. The name could refer to spotted patterns that resemble certain species, or temperaments that fit butterflies, such as gentleness, fragility, and peace.
 * Butterflyfish - familiar reef fish; active and brilliantly colored. Many can be territorial, and they don't take chances and stick to their reefs when they sense trouble. This name
 * Centipede
 * Clam
 * Cloud
 * Cow
 * Deer
 * Elephant
 * Fern
 * Ferret
 * Fig
 * Fin
 * Fish
 * Flipper
 * Flying Squirrel
 * Forest
 * Galangal
 * Ginger
 * Grass
 * Guava
 * Gust
 * Hare
 * Hornbill
 * Jellyfish
 * Lemon
 * Leopard
 * Lightning
 * Lemon
 * Lionfish
 * Loris
 * Mangrove
 * Marsh
 * Millipede
 * Mollusk
 * Monkey
 * Monsoon
 * Moon
 * Mouse
 * Ocean
 * Orangutan
 * Orchid
 * Pangolin
 * Papaya
 * Pheasant
 * Rabbit
 * Ray
 * Rhinoceros
 * River
 * Seashell
 * Shadow
 * Shell
 * Shrew
 * Sky
 * Snail
 * Spine
 * Squirrel
 * Star
 * Stingray
 * Storm
 * Sun
 * Swallow
 * Swamp
 * Tiger
 * Toucan
 * Tree
 * Turmeric
 * Urchin
 * Vine
 * Wave
 * Whale
 * Willow
 * Wind
 * Wish

Adjectives
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 * Flaming
 * Flashing
 * Gentle
 * Little
 * Peaceful
 * Poisonous
 * Quiet
 * Shimmering
 * Small
 * Sparkling
 * Spiny
 * Spotted
 * Starry
 * Striped
 * Swift
 * Tiny
 * Wishful

Adverbs
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 * Gently
 * Quietly
 * Swimming