Forest Names

from the alder grove

Possibly a variant of Lavonne, meaning 'yew tree' or 'bowman'

The valley

almond, almond tree

Flower

Falling flower

flower, blossom

laurel, victory

avalanche

Falling flower petals

laurel tree, victory

salmon waterfall

night

night

nights

Joy, happiness, or a variant of 'Liana' meaning 'to bind, to twine'

softness, tenderness, gentle breeze

To bind, to tie, or a meadow

Palm tree, soft, tender

Heavenly flower, beautiful, angel of heaven

from the stream/watercourse where the larks are

from the broad valley

possibly 'from the broad valley' or 'from the place of the people'

From the broad valley

night

From the meadow; or a variant of Lane

night

from the lake

from the lake

night and May

night and the month of May

Night and rose

night, dark beauty

night

heavenly flower

Uncertain, possibly 'dark pool' or 'lake'

night

night

Night

path, road, lane

path, road, or narrow way

path, lane, or perhaps derived from Elaine (light)

path, lane, or narrow road

path, roadway, or slender, delicate

path, roadway

possibly 'the laurel tree' or 'victorious'

Possibly 'night' or 'dark beauty'

town by the water