[cinnabon]

For this Koa, a simple naming contest.
- ends on the 22nd of May -

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Username;
Name;
Name Explanation;
Gender;


[Foxy The Pirate]

what a bab.

Username; Foxy The Pirate
Name; Brand
Name Explanation; it means Marked by fire, originally from England. I used it by the way his design is. It's firelike appeal gave me the inspiration to find a fire based name.
Gender; Male

[Mozzy.]

Username;
..rabbitnamedmoz..
Name;
Hadúr
Hadúr is a name of Hungarian origin, with ties to the God of war and fire.
Read more.
Gender;
Male

His design is stunning! Really awesome job c:

[nome senpai]

Username; evangeline.
Name; Renji
Name Explanation; this means "yearning love" in japanese
Gender; Male

[blackpatch]

Username; isa-dora
Name;
Name Explanation;
Gender; female

res

[Relicarn]

Username; คƶąƹŁ
Name; Norawarthel (Nora for short)
Name Explanation; It's a Sindarin (Elvish) name meaning 'Forsaking Fire (naur+awarth)' with the female suffix '(el)'
Gender; Female

[kayynine]

Username; Tea.
Name; Hestia
Name Explanation; Hestia was the Greek Goddess of the hearth.
Gender; Female

[annie15970]

Username;annie15970
Name;Kurai shinpi-tekina koi
Name Explanation;She looks like a Dark mystic koi to me. The wavy stardust combined with the markings and colors really give off that feel.
Gender;Female

[ayomi]

username - be my escape
name - Cecilia Macari
explanation - Cecilia, more commonly called Ceci or Cecily, comes from the name Cecil, and means "blind". Although this meaning of the name does not fit Cecily in any way, seeing as she does her best to be aware of her surroundings, there are rare cases where Cecilia can actually mean "the enlightened one", which appeals to the Koanarin much more.
And finally, Macari, a last name which Cecily has never really been interested in learning the meaning to, but likes the way it sounds with her first name;
Cecilia Macari.

[誰不低頭]

Username: thistlestar
Name: yaksha
Gender: male
Name Explanation:
yaksha (sanskrit: यक्ष yakṣa) is the name of a broad class of nature-spirits, usually benevolent,
who are caretakers of the natural treasures hidden in the earth and tree roots. They appear in
Hindu, Jain and Buddhist literature.