Rate the Warrior Name! { v3 ;; read rules. }

[All Might]

•Wolfshadow : 8/10 This is quite nice, but I wish I knew more about the cat...
•Wolfleap : 4/10 Sadly, if any animal was to be used to with leap, I would find a large cat a better one.
•Wolfheart : 10/10 <3
•Wolffrost : 10/10 I just love the whole idea, at least for a white, but large cat.
•Wolfpetal : 2/10 This one just does not really rub me the right way.

Emberstep
I picture a small built cat personally for this one, but I like the name- 8/10
Emberfang
7.5/10- I'm really just not SOOO fond of this name, but it wouldn't be half bad for your cat, I think.
Hawkfang
Hawkblaze
In accordance to the last two - 7/10 - They aren't particularly bad, they are good. And Hawkblaze though, I find would be the better of the two. (Closer to 8/10)

Silverwing: A silver she-cat, that is quite swift. She runs as if on wings.
Ashypelt: A cat that looks as if he was smudged with ash on a light grey/white pelt.
Birdflight: A small she-cat with a good streak of catching birds, she can jump high- almost as if she can fly.

[essemache]

Silverwing•8•I like this name, it fits the image well

Ashypelt•4•I like it, but 'Ashy' as a prefix just
seems too wierd, just plain Ashpelt would do

Birdflight•9•I relly like this name, and the
flow is great, see Silverwing

{Looking for a name for Sagepaw}
•Sagepetal
•Sageleaf
•Sagelight
•Sageflower
•Sagefur

[Kitty-lover93]

Sagepetal- 8/10: It's pretty, and it makes me think of a dainty, beautiful she-cat.
Sageleaf- 7/10: It has good flow and I personally enjoy the name, but I find it very common where cats with Sage- as their name are concerned.
Sagelight- 6/10: I'm having a hard time seeing a warrior with this name; -light is a very difficult ending to find a suitable prefix for, in my opinion. It doesn't have the type of flow that Sageleaf does, and it's not strikingly pretty to make up for lack of flow, like Sagepetal.
Sageflower- 7.5/10: I don't know; for some reason, on this, I'm imagining an elder and I'm not sure that's what you're shooting for. Overall, the name flows well, has a certain prettiness to it, and isn't very common.
Sagefur- 5/10: It works, but I have a problem with -fur; it's so common, as it can be used with just about anything. It doesn't appeal much to me at all.

Then again, I would have to know a lot more about Sagepaw before I would be able to fully choose a name that fits well. (:

I'm not exactly searching for a name, but I'm interested to see what other people think of the choices I gave myself for a cat named Palepaw. (I already chose, so it doesn't really matter) Palepaw is a very pale gray she-cat with bright blue eyes; she's generally very clumsy, yet extremely energetic and rather awkwardly loud at times. Her mate is Seednose (white tom, blue eyes, crippled), and is expecting his kits.
• Palebreeze
• Palemist
• Paleflower
(And also two other names that I want to know your opinion about)
• Juniperleaf; Tall, strict, hard-faced brown tabby she-cat with sorrowful green eyes. Is an older medicine cat, mentor to Heatherpool.)
• Mistystep; Young, quiet, thoughtful blue-gray warrior that's quick on her paws yet excels at neither hunting nor fighting.)

[~MissMolly~]

Palebreeze: 6/10 It's ok.
Palemist: 8/10 Love it!
Paleflower: 7/10 pretty!
Juniperleaf: 8/10
Mistystep; 10/10 this name is awesome!

(I have an apprentice named Sandpaw)
Sandleaf
Sandstone

Snowleaf
berrypelt
Oakfeathter

[All Might]

Snowleaf 8/10 A preciously curious name, I'm really fond of it. A leaf in the snow, beautiful. Perhaps a white cat?
berrypelt 6/10 This is adorable, but..... I'm just more fond of Berry used in other ways.
Oakfeathter (oakfeather ?) 7/10 This is rather interesting, I do indeed like it

Mistleap: Light misty-grey/white she-cat. Her eyes are a lovely shade of blue. She's agile, and smart. All around,a glorious beloved cat
Wildwing: Fiery tempered dark black tabby-ish cat. His pelt seems shadowed with lighter greys. And he has bright green eyes.
Rainflight: Pretty, smart she cat. A good hunter, with a soft brown coat. She's not particularly special, but she enjoys life.
Rosewing: Reddish she-cat. With two different colored eyes, though both warm. She's a proud mother, though originally she wished to be a medicine cat. But she fell in love
Timberpelt: Light brown tom, he's a great hunter. But rather dark as far as personality goes.

[Minibot]

mistleap - 6/10, I like mist- but I wouldn't use -leap. for this cat I'd say -tail since she's quite agile.
wildwing - 1/10, I really am not a fan of this name. make the prefix about how he looks -- perhaps bramble- or briar- would suit him better. for his suffix I'd recommend either -storm for a volatile personality or -heart for a spirited, perhaps a bit stubborn cat.
rainflight - 3/10, as much as I like rain- as just the prefix itself, it definitely does not fit this cat. I'd recommend fallow- or rabbit-, or perhaps robin-. for her suffix I'd definitely go with a nice simple -fur or -pelt as it shows no particular area of strength.
rosewing - 5/10, I do like rose- but I still don't know where you're going with -wing. if she's a good mother, try -flower (although that might seem a bit redundant) or just a simple -fur or -pelt since you can't really go wrong with those.
timberpelt - 8/10, I like this name but for this cat I'd say he seems to be more of a -whisker. that suffix is given to cats who are exceptionally good hunters.

toadpelt - small grey-brown tom, shy and often feels inferior to his clanmates.
crowflower - black she-cat with a naturally nurturing personality, an excellent mother to her kits.
willowclaw - feisty grey tabby she-cat, good in battle.
lavendernose - pale grey she-cat with a keen nose for tracking scents. helped find three kits lost in the forest by tracking their scents and earned her warrior name.

[RoseQ]

toadpelt - 8/10 cute
crowflower - 7/10 nice, but odd considering how one sees a crow and a flower.
willowclaw - 8/10 I like this one.
lavendernose - 6/10 pretty, I'm just not sure about it. I don't really think lavender would be used in a name.

Ravenstorm
Ravenfeather
Flowerstorm

[Night Walker]

Ravenstorm-8/10
Ravenfeather-9/10
flowerstorm-7/10

my turn

Scarpath
Twistedleaf
Brightclaw

[All Might]

Scarpath
• I actually quite like this name, but it also seems to rub me the wrong way. It's weird, but I remain on the fence. •
•7.5/10•
Twistedleaf
• Admittedly, I find that this flow is a little bit off. But the name is interesting, I feel as though it would be an interesting cat. •
•6.4/10•
Brightclaw
•Quite frankly, I simply love this. As I said above, I would love to know about the cat... •
•9/10•

Here are my names
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Dovetail: She is an old cat, who has long since lived pass her prime. In her young days though, she was caring. Sweet, a great mother to her now grown up little ones.
Bramblerun: He is a bulky cat. With a certain speed, yet he doesn't very much excel in hunting or fighting.
Ravenwing: He/she is a black cat with green eyes. Swift, and smart.
Deepfrost: A bright white she-cat. she's with bright blue eyes, slim and long furred. Truly a beautiful girl.
Dapplefrost: Young girl, pretty. Light furred.

[Minibot]

dovetail - 9/10, I love this name but for this cat I'd say she's more of a -flower. it doesn't flow right, though, I can see, so as long as she is (or was) agile or good at climbing, -tail would be just fine.
bramblerun - 5/10, bramble- is quite nice and I can see where you were going with -run, but it seems a bit too literal to me. why not try -foot? it shows a swift cat and that seems to fit this tom somewhat. if he's not good in any particular area, just use -fur or -pelt, those are neutral and almost always go with any prefix! (-stripe can work too if he is a tabby)
ravenwing - 5/10, I love raven- but -wing not so much. if the cat is particularly swift, try -foot. or you can go the way I described with bramblerun and just use -fur or -pelt.
deepfrost - 2/10, I have sort of a problem with this one. I see where you were going with the full name, but think of when the kit was just born -- would a mother name her kit "deepkit?" why? how does a kit look like a "deep?" frost- could go at the beginning of the name, to show how the cat looks, since that's probably what her mother would name her after. also, keep in mind that white cats with blue eyes are very often deaf! you might want to change your cat's eye color. for a suffix I would say -face, as it shows a particularly attractive-looking cat. frostface is also fun to say, eheheh.

rainpaw (to be rainflower) - grey she-cat, kind and nurturing to both her apprentices as well as all kits and young cats. she hopes to have kits of her own someday, but for now she is content to help in the nursery.
smallclaw - tiny ginger tom with a white belly and paws, runt of his litter but is surprisingly good in battle.
leopardsplash - spotted golden-brown she-cat. an excellent swimmer and helps to teach kits how to swim in the calm shallow pools that sometimes develop beside the river.