Forest Names

marsh, swamp

A combination of 'Maddie' (from Magdalene, meaning 'of Magdala') and 'Mae' (from May, meaning 'goddess Maia' or 'pearl')

nectar-like, honey-sweet; relating to spring; an epithet of Krishna

Honey, sweet, spring, earth

Sweet, honey

circle, round; harmony; flower

Honey-sweet, intoxicating, nectar-like

May; goddess Maia

May (the month)

May; pearl; sea of bitterness; rebellion

Uncertain, possibly a combination of 'Maë' (Breton for 'princess' or 'gift') and 'Lee' (various meanings)

May, or pearl, and lake

May flower

front rice paddy

possibly 'honey' or 'work'

May, or related to the month of May

May, or pearl

princess, queen, or bitter

Possibly a combination of 'Mae' (May) and 'Ly' (lily), or a variant of Maëlys.

May blossom

May, or a combination of Mae and Lynn

princess, or a combination of Mae and Lynn

May

field, plain

star of the sea; bitter

moon

pearl and month of May

fragrance, aroma, scent

tenderness, affection, or a place of worship

sun, sunlight, warmth

gift of the moon

gift of the moon

earth; great; goddess; pearl; river

warmth, heat, or haze

Heavenly mist or divine mist

Fragrance, aroma, scent

cloud

Possibly related to 'pearl' or 'star of the sea'

Possibly 'maize flower' or 'May flower'

moon, moonlight

moon flower

moon flower, rose of the moon

Earth, mist, dewdrop

cloud, rain, or bride, woman

related to the moon, greatest, earth

moon, moonlight

moon, moonlight

true, genuine; sail, ocean; broad, wide