WRITER IN THE DARK ⋆ Names

⤷ district twelve

district twelve ( coal ) names
( origin, meaning )

feminine

aithne ( irish, fire )
alinta ( australian aboriginal, fire/flame )
anala ( hindi, fire )
atsila ( cherokee, fire )
azalea ( english, flower )
azar ( iranian, fire )

begonia ( french, flower )
bryony ( latin, flower )

calida ( spanish, heated )
calytrix ( greek, flower )
celandine ( english, flower )
cemre ( turkish, ember )
chamomile ( english, flower )
charity ( english, virtue )
chrisoula ( greek, chrysanthemum )
cleome ( english, flower )
clover ( english, flower )
crisanta ( spanish, chrysanthemum )

daffodil ( greek, flower )
dahlia ( english, flower )
daisy ( english, flower )
dianella ( english, flower )

enya ( irish, fire )

fiamma ( italian, flame )
fiammetta ( italian, little fiery one )
forsythia ( english, flower )
freesia ( german, flower )

gardenia ( english, flower )
giacinta ( italian, hyacinth )

hestia ( greek, fireside )
hyacinth ( greek, flower )

ianthe ( greek, flower )
ione ( greek, flower )
iris ( greek, flower )

jacinta ( spanish/portuguese, hyacinth )
jasmine ( persian, flower )

larkspur ( english, plant )
lavender ( english, flower )
liekki ( finnish, flame )
lilac ( english, flower )
lily ( english, flower )

magnolia ( french, flower )
marjoram ( english, herb/flower )
meadow ( english, meadow )

nellie/nelly ( english, light )
nuria ( hebrew, fire of the Lord )

orchid ( greek, flower )

peony ( latin, flower )
prairie ( english )

rayen ( mapuche, flower )
rhoswen ( welsh, white rose )
rose ( latin, flower )
rosemary ( english, herb )

saffron ( english, herb )
seraphina ( hebrew, fiery )

tana ( greek, fire )
tansy ( greek, flower )
tanwen ( welsh, holy fire )
tigerlily ( english, flower )
tulip ( persian, flower )

valley ( english )
verbena ( latin, flower )
violet ( english, flower )

wisteria ( english, flower )

yasmin ( persian, jasmine flower )

zahrah ( arabic, flower )
zinnia ( german, flower )

masculine

agni ( sanskrit, fire )
aodh ( gaelic, fire )

basil ( greek, herb )
blaise/blaze ( french/english, fire )
branton ( english, fire town )
brent ( english, dweller near the burnt land )

calyx ( latin, flower )
coal ( english, mineral )
conleth ( irish, chaste fire )

egan ( irish, little fire )

fennel ( english, herb )
fintan ( irish, white fire )
flint ( english, born near outcrop of flint )
forest/forrest ( english, dweller near the woods )
fosse ( french, trench )

haco ( celtic/cornish, flame/fire )
hagan ( irish, little fire )

ignatius ( latin, fiery )
inigo ( basque, fiery )

kamal ( hindi, flower )
kenneth ( scottish, born of fire )

miner ( french, person who works in a mine )

rhys ( welsh, ardor )
rosen ( german, rose )

seraphim ( hebrew, fiery )

tarragon ( greek, herb )
thyme ( english, herb )
tyson ( english, firebrand )

uri ( hebrew, my flame )

unisex

alloy ( french, combination of metallic elements )
aloe ( greek, plant )
ash ( english, tree )
ashton ( english, ash trees' place )

conley ( irish, chaste fire )

edelweiss ( german, flower )
ember ( german, light emitted by a dying fire )
everglade ( english, marsh )

fern ( english, plant )

ore ( english, naturally occurring material from which metal/valuable material can be extracted )

reese ( welsh, ardor )

sage ( latin, herb )

yarrow ( english, herb )

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