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

[C a s]

Minkflower ~ 10/10
The name suits him very well! The suffix matches his personality perfectly, and the prefix matches his appearance. It sounds very pretty, as well. ^^

Specklepelt ~ 8/10
While the name suits him, I just feel it lacks creativity and originality, as it is one I've seen quite frequently. c:

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Muddybrook
Muddybrook is a brown-and-white Munchkin. He was a kittypet named Muddy, but was taken in when he was apprentice-age by a Clan. He was named Muddykit by them, as his Kittypet name suited his appearance - white splashed with brown, as if he'd been in the mud. He earned the name Muddybrook because of the particular skill he has with swimming (in fact, his foster mother remarked that she should have named him "Otterkit", as he is like an otter around water.).

Lionfuzz
Lionfuzz is also a Munchkin. He is a golden tom with very shaggy neckfur, almost like a mane. He has no particular skills; the most noticeable thing about him is his appearance, which earned him both Lion- and -fuzz.

[lady chocobo]

muddybrook - 5/10 mud- is for a brown cat, not a brown-and-white one. and why use -brook when -stream already exists? mudstream sounds

lionfuzz - 5/10. i always wondered why many lion- prefix cats are said to have a mane. maybe because of canon and lionheart. anyway, lion- works, but -fuzz... while lionfuzz is cute, -face would work better for him if his appearance is striking enough. otherwise -fur/-pelt.

my characters will be veering away a bit from ailuronymy's system, which atm will just be prefixes for now. my two cats are in a north american clan, hence the names.

juncoleaf - slate gray tom with a white belly and yellow eyes. he always showed interest in medicine, and as an apprentice, excelled rapidly through his training, eventually earning himself the -leaf suffix for his work. he's older now, and is starting to slow down, but he is still good at his job. junco- after the dark-eyed junco

locustflower - good-looking white tom with green eyes (trans kitty, afab). he loves to observe the stars, and enjoys watching kits. he seeks them out and plays with them (once they're old enough, of course) and is expecting his first litter himself. -flower b/c he's good with kits, and locust- after the black locust

[wolf,]

Juncoleaf- the name all in all sounds very pretty, I'm not to sure the cats know the specific type of bird due to being based of British area -correct me if I am wrong- I love the suffix you gave him, fits his personality perfectly. all together I'd say eight out of ten.
Prefix suggestions-Stone

locustflower- once again a very pretty and well sounding name. I don't have much to complain about. My only problem is he sounds a bit feminine, and that toms don't usually don't hang around with their kits much but I like your charrie. I give it a nine point five out of ten.


My cats

Ravenwing- Ravenwing is an all black molly with bright green eyes. She is small and skinny, and is great in the trees. She runs fast, and going tree to tree, she is like a bird hense the suffix wing. She isn't the best at fighting, but she tries hard. she has good spirit, but can be snappy at those who are annoying towards her.

Rowanflame- Rowanflame is a small and lithe molly. She is very optimistic and likes to brighten up situations. She likes learning new things, especially new battle moves. She is quick on her feet and can leave a deep scratch, either tongue or claw. She is a more popular cat around the clans, always chatting with someone no matter who or what.

[Keisharall]

Ravenwing
----- 8/10 -----
While the name may be simple, it's one that has a nice flow. The description works well, too, seeing as Raven's are immediately associated with black. The suffix wing instills the idea of speed, which also fits your description.


Rowanflame
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I think this name fits the character quite well. I've always seen Rowan as a more tom-cat oriented prefix, but it's one that I can imagine going either way. The suffix 'flame' fits well in two ways: optimism and battle. Overall, a simple, strong name.

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Bramblestorm - Bramblestorm is a large tom cat with broad shoulders, long legs, and a sturdy frame. His pelt is a unique blend of browns and greys with darker tabby stripes streaking across it. His eyes are a captivating, jade-green that are nearly impossible to read. He is the silent type, but he isn't anti-social. He just prefers to keep to himself, but it kind enough when approached by people. Excelling in fighting, Bramblestorm is a whirlwind of teeth and claws, using his skills to protect those he cares about.

Heatherpool - Heatherpool is a smaller, tortoiseshell she-cat with vivid green eyes. Her dappled pelt and small size helps her stay silent and camouflaged, making her an adept huntress. There are two things that Heatherpool holds to a higher value than normal, and that is loyalty and StarClan. She is very devoted to not only her own Clan, but to her ancestors as well. She never wanted to be a medicine cat, however, she believes that she can serve StarClan with her skill-set, just in a different way.

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[whispers.]

bramblestorm - ( 7/10) not sure about the whole "browns and greys" thing you got going on with his pelt, but bramble- is suited for a brown tabby anyhow. although, don't know why -storm is his suffix. i think he'd very much be more of a -claw cat due to his excellent fighting skills. -storm implies a cat that is unpredictable in nature and tends to be moody and skill suffixes are usually the ones to consider before personality suffixes. it is a good name though. also, if naming him brambleclaw bugs you due to canon(it personally doesn't for me because I just forget about canon), then you could change the prefix or go with -fang, although he'd have to be good at both hunting and fighting, but not be outstanding in either.

heatherpool - (4/10) heather- is better used for a pale ginger or pale grey tabby, not tortoiseshell. this is because cats called heather- are named after the heather flowers, which are pinkish to purpleish (pinkish representing the light ginger and purpleish representing the pale grey). I'm also wondering why she has the suffix -pool? if she is an excellent huntress, then -whisker would be the way to go i'd think


** just a quick note to say that i go by a traditional naming system in an English setting. sorry if i come off as harsh!


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bouldercloud - a female named not only for her dark grey, tabby pelt, but also for her larger size, having been the biggest kit of her litter and still is one of the biggest cats! she is confident and composed in nature, and it's because of her easy-going personality that she was given her suffix. she likes to stay neural in arguments, which can frustrate some, but to others they think her wise. despite being the pleasant, patient feline that she is, she also shows quite a bit of disinterest in things and is fairly lazy, preferring to lounge around with her mind off in her own world.

[✦ nemuri]

Bouldercloud - 8.5/10
Nice name, although I'm kind of confused on what boulders have anything to do with clouds... Maybe there's boulder in a cloud? Cloud in a boulder? Eehh? However, I feel that her personality and appearance suits the name very well.

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Brambleflower - A female cat around 28 moons, light brown fur with darker patches on her flank and legs, pale green eyes, and a cream underbelly and muzzle. She's medicine cat apprentice who has received her full name, since her mentor is still alive. Brambleflower is generally a kind, easygoing cat, considering the fact that she's a medicine cat apprentice, although patients who don't do what she tells them to (ie. No hunting when bone broken) bug her a lot. Since she works in the medicine den a lot, she usually has this flowery scent surrounding her.

[harmonious]

brambleflower : 5/10 - the prefix is good for a brown tabby, however, the suffix -flower is unlikely to ever be given to a medicine cat apprentice, unless of course the cat was a warrior and received a warrior name before becoming a medicine cat apprentice. also, why is her suffix flower anyway? if she's really patient, then it seems -cloud would be an appropriate choice, or if she's good at her craft, then -leaf. i'm guessing you named her -flower because of "flowery scent surrounding her", but that isn't the way it should be used as it doesn't have anything to do with a skill or a personality trait that really represents who your cat it. -flower is more for cats who have shown they are passionate about caring for kits and are motherly in personality.



I go by traditional naming,so please don't get offended. I'm just stating my opinion. You are not forced to take my advice

[hxneystorm]

No names?

Chiafleck- An odd, white shecat with short whiskers, and short and slightly rough fur. Her paws are small and dainty, the right front one being black. Her fur is flecked with dark spots, like Chia seeds. She is bubbly, bouncy and very optimistic. She has narrow bright blue eyes.
Chia- for her markings, Fleck for decorational purposes
Lilystorm- A white shecat with bright green eyes. Her tail is short and stumped, and her ears are small and tufted. She has a fiery personality, and is quite unpredictable and annoying. She is Feisty and doesn't like her ears being touched.
Lily- for her white coat, Storm for her personality
Brightstone- A white Tom with honey coloured patches flecked over his body. He is sturdy, strong, and calm in many situations. He is blunt and brutally honest with anyone, even his mate and kits. He has multiple scars over his back leg from a Fox that was found on territory. His eyes are amber, and his tail is long.
Bright for his coat, Stone for his sturdiness and bluntness

[wolf,]

Chiafleck- I don't really get this name for a cat, I mean actual warriors don't know what chia seeds are, and unless she was originally a kittypet, which I didn't see in the discription, her name would not be understandable. As for her suffix fleck, deco rational skills? Does she just redecorate the camp? I'd give an example of prefix's, but you never listed her fur color, just that her one paw is black and she has dark specks throughout her fur. Suffix wise, I'd say more of a fire/flame for her optimism. All together I give the name a 2/10. I'm sorry if this seems blunt, but I really just don't understand it.

Lilystorm- This name is better, her prefix follows through with her color of white. Her suffix works well to at her unpredictability. All and all I give this a 7/10

Brightstone- this name works well too. The sounding is nice, although in my opinion I see bright as more femin. For a prefix I'd probably say either cream or honey. His suffix works together nicely with his personality. All in all I'd give it a 7.5/10
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My Name

Gingersplash- Gingersplash is a large tom with thick off white fur with ginger splotches throughout it. His fur is a bit messy, and is always getting stuck in everything. He has large, green eyes, paws, ears, and tail. His toes are all colored cream. He is a big cluts, but can strike a hard blow. He is always taking things in his own way, trying something new, or just going first. He really wants to make a "splash" on how cats in the future do things. He dreams of being leader, and fears of being forgotten. He is a flirt, and eventually wants to have a mate and kits.

[All Might]

Gingersplash

6.5 or 7 out of 10
Name wise, I'm a bit on the fence.
But, personality wise he seems as if depending on writing, I'd either adore him or love him. No in between and no light opinion, would depend on style, as well as the amount of time of which he is doing things.
So. At any rate. the name shall stick with a
7/10

My names;;;

Riverstorm; A long furred silvery white cat. This is a she cat, who is a tremoundous warrior but falls short of social skills. She may be the storm in war, but among the clan she's a dried up river. Far from being a bad cat though, just.. struggles to be a good friend.

Lilywing; Sweet, brown cat with flecks of lighter sandy fur. She's pretty, sweet and swift.