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Dark Themed Names

Masc/Boy Names Cronan - Irish, meaning “dark one” Dade - Latin, meaning “dark one, exploited” Dargan - Irish, meaning “dark-haired” Dawayne - Irish, meaning “dark” Devlin - Gaelic, meaning “the unlucky/dark one” Donahue - Gaelic/Irish, meaning “dark fighter” Donovan - Irish, meaning “dark warrior” Doug - Scottish/Gaelic, meaning “dark, black” Dougal - Scottish, meaning “dark stranger” Erebus - Greek, meaning “darkness” Helmer - German, meaning “warrior’s wrath” Fem/Girl Names Achlys - Greek, meaning “death mist” Adrienne - Italian, meaning “darkness” Brunhilde - German, meaning “dark or noble” Ciarda - Gaelic, meaning “dark” Corvina - English, meaning “dark-haired, raven” Darcel - French, meaning “dark one” Duna - Irish, meaning “dark, swarthy” Gethwine - Welsh, meaning “dusky one” Kiera - Irish, meaning  “dark-haired” Strega - Italian, meaning “witch” Neutral/Androgynous Names Cary - Gaelic, meaning “dark one, pure” Daray - Irish, meaning “dark” Tamesis - Celtic, goddess of fresh waters Blake - English, meaning “black” Darcie - Irish, meaning “dark-haired” Delaney - English/Irish, meaning “dark challenger” Tynan - English/Irish, meaning “dark”

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Earth Based Names

Boy/Masc Names Adair - English surname from Edgar Ainsley - Scottish, meaning “alone, solitary” and “woodland, clearing” Alder - Germanic meaning “old” Ash - English, literal meaning of residue from fire Birk - German, meaning “protection” and “brave, hardy” Bryce - Greek/English, meaning “son of Brice” Briar - English, meaning “thorny plant” Clay - English, a material found in the ground Colm - Irish, meaning “dove” Drake - English, derived from old Norse and Greek, meaning “dragon” Elm - English, a kind of tree Heath - English, meaning “one who lived on a heath” Huckleberry/Huck - American, meaning “a variety of shrubs” Hyacinth - Greek (Anglicized), a type of flower Jonquill - English, a type of flower Lake - English, meaning a body of water Lark - English, a type of songbird Oliver - French, meaning olive tree Pierce - English/Welsh/Irish, derived from Piers Reed - Frisian, meaning “counsel” River - Anglo-Norman French, meaning a flowing body of water Rowan - Irish, meaning “red” Spruce - English, a type of tree Terran - English, means “of the earth” Vernon - English, meaning “alder” Girls/Fem Names Amaranth - English/Greek, a type of flower Amethyst - Greek/English, a stone Beech - English/Dutch, meaning “dweller at the beech tree” Bianca - Italian/Romanian, meaning “white,fair” Brooke/Brook - English, meaning “lived near a brook” Clementine - French/English, the orange fruit Calla - Greek, meaning “gorgeous/attractive” Cerise - French, meaning “cherry” Daphne - Greek/Dutch/English, meaning “laurel” Eira - Welsh, meaning “snow” Estelle - English/French, meaning “star” Heather - English, meaning “flower” Hollis - English, meaning “holly trees” Jade - English/French, a stone Meadow - English, meaning “a plain of grass” Olive - English/French, a food Plum - English, a purple fruit Viola - Latin, means “violet”

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Sources and Links

Hey there! You’ve reached my blog, and for that I thank you for reading this.  In this post you can find sources on closed cultures, appropriation, and name origin sites I personally use. Racism & Cultural Appropriation: https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1TMOqNTX4y3uJt8PgJT2nXbFAi8wmBZ-NXVJntCKUb-Y/mobilebasic Alters & Introjects Using POC Names: https://altersintrojectsandpocnames.carrd.co/# https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TMOqNTX4y3uJt8PgJT2nXbFAi8wmBZ-NXVJntCKUb-Y/edit Closed Cultures: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gjDmk1HURjqOgJZ4eto61kZvGKUCeYsAz7j5YxbCWms/edit?usp=sharing

Name Origin Sites:  BTN- https://www.behindthename.com/ Names- https://www.names.org/ Hope this helps! Additional Info: On this blog you will find themed posts with according themed names along with them, as well as origins of said names. My pronouns are He/They! I go by Mick! Thank you for reading!

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