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dem0nsiget-wolvden · 3 years
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The puppies grew up!
From top to bottom: Morning Sun, Golden Eagle, and Inyan.
Morning Sun is definitely my favorite, she’s gorgeous
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dem0nsiget-wolvden · 3 years
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The three troublemakers grew up!
Looking forward to when they age up and can join their older siblings Anpa and Singwe as my second hunting team.
Morning Sun is still definitely my favorite out of them all, but Golden Eagle and Inyan are pretty in their own ways.
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dem0nsiget-wolvden · 3 years
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Soft River Pack Naming Legacies
As it happens in societies, the naming conventions of the Soft River Pack have changed over the several generations from the pack’s beginning. This is a short explanation of how they’ve changed (and why). The generations are not necessarily actual generations, but are instead the naming generations I’ve noticed I used.
First Generation:
Starting with Abaise and Kotsim, wolves are named using words to describe them translated into either Lakota or Shoshoni, both Native languages from around Yellowstone National Park. Most names are a bit more vague translation words, as many of the words directly translated are either very long or very hard for my white ass self to pronounce, and didn’t want to completely butcher them.
Second Generation:
Wolves start to be named short, simple two word nature-related names. First example of this is Abaise and Kotsim’s pups Morning Sun and Golden Eagle. This naming convention is widespread in the pack now, and is the usual way of naming pups.
Third Generation:
The third generation of naming conventions is slowly starting, with a lot of varying names and way of naming puppies. From the long way, brought in by She Who Sees The Ocean, to occasional one word nature names, the size of the pack is definitely lending to differentiation in naming conventions. Where this will go is yet to be seen.
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