Forest Names

broad, hill, or raven

Broad hill; combination of Brae and Lynn

uncertain, possibly 'bramble' or 'dark-haired'

broad clearing or broad place

A thicket or thorny shrub

broom settlement

Broom well or broom spring

A limb of a tree; a division or offshoot

sword, fiery torch, or broom-covered hill

prince, or broom-covered hill

dweller on burnt land

broom-covered hill

broom ford

sword, fiery torch, beacon

from the broad clearing or broad meadow

broom-covered hill

broom-covered hill

crocus flower

Combination of Brandy (burnt wine) and Lee (meadow)

sword, prince, or broom-hill

raven's field

broom ford

branch clearing or branch ford

sword, fiery marsh, or brushwood clearing

sword, fiery torch, or broom-covered land

nook of land where broom shrub grows

salmon, broad, or brave

brave, broad, or salmon

Blend of 'Bray' (meaning 'hill' or 'marsh') and 'Lynn' (meaning 'lake' or 'waterfall')

hill, or possibly a variant of Briar

fish; edge, rim

sword, or possibly related to a bramble bush

hill, high, noble

briar patch, thorny bush

Glacier, broad, wide

high, powerful; places of marshes

A gentle wind

light, airy, lively, like a gentle breeze

slope, hillside, glacier, or brook

Bremen forest

hill, prince, raven, or descendant of the raven

clearing where branches grow

pine tree

sword, broom, or possibly a blend of Brenda and Lee

sword, broom hill, or prince's meadow

prince, or broom-covered hill

sword, prince, raven, or steep hill

little raven; raven-haired; princess; descendant of the sorrowful one