Forest Names

lime tree, linden tree

possibly 'linden tree' or 'from Tilsit'

Wood, building material

Possibly related to 'Tina' (river) and 'Bora' (north wind)

Possibly related to 'Tina' meaning 'river' or 'follower of Christ', and 'lei' meaning 'flower garland'.

Possibly 'flower' or 'princess' in a Polynesian context

spark, tinder

mountain peak

peak, mountain summit

pavilion, court, courtyard; to stop, to halt

Listening to the wind

Pavilion of the wind; wind-swept pavilion

Courtyard, pavilion; vast, extensive, Han Chinese

ting (庭) meaning 'courtyard' or 'to listen', wei (伟) meaning 'great' or (维) meaning 'to preserve'

Pavilion, courtyard, or listen to the rain

Courtyard, pavilion, or elegant; jade, precious stone

Pavilion clouds, or listening to clouds

pine tree

Fenced meadow

Tinni's meadow or settlement

a drop or a drop of any liquid

Forest of gold

newly opened flower bud

thunder

Thirst, desire; also a river name

white heron

honor, flower, or short form of various names

Eternal flower; forever grateful

princess; crown; flower

Moonlight

He who makes things sprout; Earth, fertility, rain god

well, spring, or water source

storm, hurricane, typhoon

door, gateway; or ten, far, distant

second son; winter solstice; wisteria temple

time, flourishing, or fragrant tree

eternal, constant, everlasting

Winter child; peach blossom; wisteria child; light child

tax collector; or a short form of names like Bartholomew or Anatole

land of the flood

full moon, helmet moon

darkness

twin; amber (a fossilized tree resin)

Twin; meadow

twin; meadow

wise, intelligent, clear, or friend, combined with clear, bright, or spring

wisdom, knowledge, friend, tree, chronicle, hope

wise man, friend, or winter tree