Forest Names

Hill, high place; from a place name

light, moonlight, dew

Raven, or possibly referring to a hill or mound

hill of the raven

hill, mound, or raven

strength, power, or noble

rose

She ascends, she rises

Thorny bush of wild roses

a thorny bush with pink flowers

dweller by the bridge

marshland; high, powerful; cheese

Thorny plant, briar patch

briar patch meadow

marsh, swamp

Bright spring or stream

From the Brikena tribe, possibly meaning 'birch tree'

possibly 'mountain flower' or 'from the mountains'

dewdrop, morning dew

drizzle, light rain

new bloom, fresh, or a type of intoxicating drink

burnt wood clearing

bridge wood

burnt meadow or bramble meadow

Brin's meadow; burnt wood clearing

Lightning, thunderbolt

Rain

Breeze, beloved, or from the city of Brissac

broad wood or forest

broad meadow

broad island, broad eye, or broad

badger

mythical forest

badger or brook

settlement by the brook

ditch, moat, or broad island

broad, wide

brother, or from the Norse 'broad ridge'

ditch, moat, or broad island

From the 'Brodie' clan, meaning 'small ridge' or 'ditch', combined with 'Lee' meaning 'clearing' or 'meadow'.

Brody: ditch, muddy place; Lee: clearing, meadow

stream, marsh, or broken land

broom-covered headland or hill

broom-covered clearing or meadow

dark, sad, raven

broom hill

small stream or flowing water

from the brook or stream