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

[Kat.]

Ratings:

Spiderhaunt ;; 6/10 I don't like the suffix, sorry. I don't think they would use it.
Flamemoon ;; 8/10 flow is off, but I like it.
Pinefrost ;; 9/10 I have always loved this name <3

{{ five names maximum; read the rules again please. }}

Wildfire ;; 6/10 ehh, not very original.
Snowfall ;; see above**
Amberpool ;; 7/10 I like it :3
Mudsplash ;; 9/10 I have used and liked this name before <3
Mapleleaf ;; see "Wildfire"**

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Names:

second opinions--

Leaflower [lea-flower, not leaf-flower.]
Mossbird
Darkmist
Dawnpoppy
Softgaze [blind she-cat with thick, soft fur]

[Kazin]

Leaflower- 6
I don't really like the mix, since it does look a lot like Leaf-flower and not Lea-flower. Plus, I am not really sure if they would ever use a prefix like Lea. It flows nice though, but if the prefix were to be used I think a different suffix would be needed.
Mossbird- 4
I don't like this one. I guess it could work for a cat with a certain personality. But having the suffix 'bird' doesn't really work for me because they eat birds. I just don't really agree with suffixes of prey they eat.
Darkmist- 10
I really like this one. It's mysterious and elegeant at the same time, and I could really see it working well.
Dawnpoppy- 8.5
I see this a lot. That being said, it is still a nice, soft name.
Softgaze- 6
Too... cliched. It's overused and I see the same kind of idea everywhere.

Duskcloud
Streamcloud
Streamheart
Pinestrike

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duskcloud - 9/10, it's a perfectly fine name, even if the flow is a little choppy.
streamcloud - 5/10, I don't like stream- as a prefix -- streams can be many different colors and patterns, depending on the time of year or amount of water in them. that wouldn't be a very good thing to name a one-pelted cat after, eheheh. -cloud is nice though, I have no problems with it.
streamheart - 5/10, for the same reason as above. I do like -heart, though.
pinestrike - 6/10, pine- is one of my favorite prefixes but I'm not the biggest fan of -strike. -claw serves the exact same purpose and sounds better in my opinion -- there's no need for synonyms when it comes to suffixes anyway.


lightningclaw - white tom. amazing in battle and even uses techniques commonly employed by other clans as a means of throwing them off.
ravenfoot - large black she-cat. surprisingly quick on her feet for her size.
patchface - handsome black-and-white patched tom. desired by most of the she-cats in his clan, even if he is a bit of an airhead.

[essemache]

lightningclaw - white tom. amazing in battle and even uses techniques commonly employed by other clans as a means of throwing them off.
ravenfoot - large black she-cat. surprisingly quick on her feet for her size.
patchface - handsome black-and-white patched tom. desired by most of the she-cats in his clan, even if he is a bit of an airhead.

{Ratings}

Lightningclaw•10•A true warrior name.
The flow is great, and the name overall
I just really like.

Ravenfoot•8•See above, but I like this
name a little less because I think of a
black cat with raven feet, although the
name still is nice

Patchface•9•I do quite like this name,
but to me, the name would be better fit
for a she-cat, in my opinion.

{My Names}

Looking for a name for Mintpaw
description:light grey, dainty speckled she-cat
with light green eyes and an exceptional
talent for healing herbs, although not good at all
at fighting, and can be very stubborn temper at times
•Mintpetal
•Mintfur
•Mintheart
•Mintflower

[Minibot]

before I rate your names, I'm going to say that for the description you have given of mintpaw, she is very much a -leaf or a -heart. in a clan, she would very likely be named mintleaf for her skills in healing and herbs. to the cats, skills seem to be valued a bit more than personality.

mintpetal - 5/10, all these names are getting at least 5 because mint- is a perfectly fine prefix. -petal, however, doesn't make much sense. it sounds like a watered-down version of -flower, which one, doesn't fit this cat, and two, isn't necessary as suffixes don't need synonyms.
mintfur - 9/10, a fine name. it just probably wouldn't be given to this cat because she has a very obvious healing talent as well as a strong personality trait, which give her two possible suffixes already.
mintheart - 10/10, a good name and one of the main two I would recommend for this cat. -heart shows her stubbornness, which is very often tied to a strongly opinionated or moral cat.
mintflower - 9/10, another good name that doesn't really fit this cat. -flower is given to a very nurturing and caring mother, which with this cat's skills, probably wouldn't happen. she's probably going to be a medicine cat, and of course they aren't allowed to have kits -- which gives her no chance to be a good mother, eheheh.


roseheart - a light ginger tom. doesn't have many outstanding skills but has a strong sense of right and wrong and will refuse to do anything against his personal moral code.
adderclaw - feisty grey-brown she-cat. an elder but had fantastic battle skills in her prime.
brownfur (no judging on "common-ness" or "boring-ness." tell me how you think it fits.) - light brown she-cat. average in almost every aspect, but is a loyal warrior and kind mentor.

[essemache]

roseheart - a light ginger tom. doesn't have many outstanding skills but has a strong sense of right and wrong and will refuse to do anything against his personal moral code.
adderclaw - feisty grey-brown she-cat. an elder but had fantastic battle skills in her prime.
brownfur (no judging on "common-ness" or "boring-ness." tell me how you think it fits.) - light brown she-cat. average in almost every aspect, but is a loyal warrior and kind mentor.

{Ratings}

Roseheart•9.5•I do really like this name,
but I find names beginning with 'rose' fit
she-cats more. I do love the name itself
though, and it fits the description perfectly

Adderclaw•10•See above, although I like
this one a bit more because from the name,
you expect it to be a tom, but it isn't, and it
just has this really cool feel to it

Brownfur•9.5•I find this name perfect,
although the prefix 'brown' seems to me a bit
too plain. Overall though, the flow is perfect
and I like this name

{My Names^^}

Dappleface•light brown she-cat with white spots and an exceedingly pretty looks

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dappleface - 10/10, it fits perfectly and I've always been a fan of dapple-, eheheh.


mistystream - light grey she-cat. enthusiastic and playful, and a very good swimmer.
clovernose - very light ginger tom. an excellent tracker and good at detecting scents.
gullwhisker - grey tom with white patches. a good hunter and is often at the head of his clan's hunting patrols.

[ellyenchanted]

Mistystream= very pretty, but I've never been a fan of -stream. 7/10
Clovernose= I love the prefix clover- so I love this name 10/10
Gullwhisker= I actually like this name, I can just imagine a cute little gullkit ^_^

Stonefeather
Bluemist
Shellstripe
Lilyclaw
Mountainfur

[Minibot]

stonefeather - 5/10, stone- is fine but -feather I'm not a fan of. what could it represent? cats don't have feathers. birds do. are we saying this cat is a bird? if they're very agile, try -tail, if they're very quick, try -foot.
bluemist - 5/10, blue- is a good prefix but again I'm not liking the suffix. mist seems to confuse and mislead to cover and conceal, why would a cat want to be named for that? that's not very honorable at all.
shellstripe - 7/10, it's better than the first two but I'm not sure about shell-. there are lots of different kinds of shells -- turtle shells, tortoise shells, sea shells, etc. that doesn't accurately describe the cat's appearance, even if it may look like some kind of shell. -stripe would be just fine though, as long as they are a tabby with rather striking stripes.
lilyclaw - 10/10, a neat name, I like it. as long as the cat has mostly white fur and is a good fighter I'd say it's perfect!
mountainfur - 5/10, for once the prefix is the one at fault, heheh. mountain- just doesn't sit right with me. it seems a bit too big and important a thing to name a cat after, and depending on where the clan lives, they probably wouldn't even have mountains. I'd go for something simpler like stone- or rock- or even pebble-. -fur is perfectly fine though, I have no problems with that.


lichenclaw - light grey-brown dappled tom. a strong fighter.
roachfoot - a wiry dark brown tom. light on his feet and sometimes uses his stalking abilities to snoop on other cats.
stonewhisker - short and stocky grey she-cat. excellent hunter, is a fan of catching small and quick things to show off her abilities.
blackflower - calm, even-tempered black queen. her current -- and fifth -- litter of kits is raised just as well as any other of her previous ones, and very very well at that. patient and trusting, but can be a bit overprotective.

[Kat.]

Ratings:

lichenclaw ;; 9/10 good. not too bland, which is something that seems to come up with suffixes like -pelt, -fur, or -claw. I like it :3
roachfoot ;; 7/10 overall it is a perfectly fine name, but roach- is what is killing me right now. I personally dislike this prefix, and really any prefix like this (like toad, frog, beetle, mole, rat, etc.).
stonewhisker ;; 10/10 luffly <3
blackflower ;; 9/10 reminds me of a dark or evil queen; I like it, lol.

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Names:

whiskernose ;; haha yes I know there was one of these in the books but don't judge on that. I came up with the name before I knew he was in the books so I honestly don't care x3 anyways he is a pale silver tomcat with long fur. the tips of his fur are a lighter beige color. annnddd he is a fairly good tracker, but doesn't like to use his skills for anything deceitful.
lightsplash ;; thin-furred, small she-cat with power hind legs and large paws that help her swim.
rosefang ;; beautiful cream and white she-cat with large canines and strong fighting techniques.
darkheart ;; ambitious and intimidating tomcat with heavy black stripes covering his dark brown fur.