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---GENDER NEUTRAL NAMES---growing everything but gender---

Abilan - m/f (English) hill covered by a meadow

Abilead - m/f (English) wealthy meadow, prosperous meadow

Abilon - m/f (English) hill covered by a meadow

Afnan - m/f (Arabic) full spreading branches of trees

Avelyam - m/f (Hebrew) meadow-sea, sea-like meadow

Audgroniz - m/f (Ancient Germanic) green wealth, fortunate green

Bai Mù - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) hundred trees

Bai Shù - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) hundred trees

Bayanavch - m/f (Mongolian) rich foliage

Bayangazar - m/f (Mongolian) rich land

Bayanoi - m/f (Mongolian) rich forest

Bayanogoon - m/f (Mongolian) rich green

Bereketchaka - m/f (Amharic) blessing of the forest, abundance of the forest

Bì Fēng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant green, plentiful, lush, jade colored, bountiful and blue

Dà Fēng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful, big, great, vast, high

Daiha - m/f (Japanese) great leaves

Daimori - m/f (Japanese) great forest

Dà Lín - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) vast forest, great forest

Damidori - m/f (Japanese) great green, big green

Dae-Cho - m/f (Korean) tall grass, great herbs

Dae-Rim - m/f (Korean) great forest, vast grove

Delgernavch - m/f (Mongolian) abundant leaves

Delgeroi - m/f (Mongolian) abundant, prosperous forest

Dì Fēng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful earth, soil, ground

Düürenavch - m/f (Mongolian) full leaves

Düürenogoon - m/f (Mongolian) completely green

Dyabil - m/f (English) great meadow

Elbegoi - m/f (Mongolian) plentiful, bountiful, generous forest

Esenavch - m/f (Mongolian) healthy leaves

Esenoi - m/f (Mongolian) healthy forest

Esenogoon - m/f (Mongolian) healthy green

Eun-Rim - m/f (Korean) thriving forest, flourishing grove / silver forest / favor of the forest

Fēng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful

Fēng Àn - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant beach, plentiful shore, lush bank, bountiful waterside

Fēng Bó - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant and wide, plentiful, lush, bountiful expanse

Fēng Cài - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful greens

Fēng Chāng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful, flourishing, prosperous, good, sunlight

Fēng Chí - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful pool, pond

Fēng Chuān - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful river

Fēng Guó - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful country

Fēng Hóng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful, great, expanding, vast, wide, spacious

Fēng Hòu - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful and thick

Frezertchaka - m/f (Amharic) fertile forest

Fù Lín - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, rich forest

Gyinwe - m/f (Burmese) great vines

Haljas - m/f (Estonian) green, verdant

Heinwe - m/f (Burmese) great vines, grand vines

Heinyunt - m/f (Burmese) great growth, large shoots

Hijau - m/f (Malay) green, verdant

Hiroha - m/f (Japanese) abundant leaves / prosperous leaves / great leaves

Hiroki - m/f (Japanese) abundant trees / prosperous trees / great tree

Hlaingnwe - m/f (Burmese) overwhelmed with vines, wave of vines, plentiful vines

Ho-Rim - m/f (Korean) vast forest, abundant grove

Hu-Rim - m/f (Korean) thick forest

Jīng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) lush, luxuriant, garlic chives, leek

Jethrabil - m/f (English) meadow of abundance

Kaha - m/f (Japanese) increasing leaves / fragrant leaves / increasing flowers / fragrant flowers

Kaiha - m/f (Japanese) sea of leaves

Khaing - m/f (Burmese) firm, strong tree branch

Kōha - m/f (Japanese) prosperous leaves / leaves of happiness, leaves of fortune

Kōmori - m/f (Japanese) prosperous forest / forest of happiness, forest of good luck / forest of peace

Lín Chāng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) flourishing forest, prosperous forest, sunlit forest

Mamori - m/f (Japanese) full forest

Mandalnavch - m/f (Mongolian) leaves of revival, prosperous foliage

Mandaloi - m/f (Mongolian) forest of revival, forest of prosperity

Mâu - m/f (Vietnamese) lush, thick, talented

Minori - m/f (Japanese) abundant, lush, bountiful, plenty

Mo - m/f (Japanese) overgrown, luxuriant, thickly growing, lush

Mönkhnavch - m/f (Mongolian) eternal leaves

Mönkhoi - m/f (Mongolian) eternal forest

Morihiro - m/f (Japanese) abundant forest / prosperous forest / great forest

Nabil - m/f (English) increasing meadow

Naharu - m/f (Japanese) many leaves / vegetable leaves

Nwehtay - m/f (Burmese) rich with vines

Nwekhaing - m/f (Burmese) strong vines, vines as strong as branches

Nwemrang - m/f (Burmese) tall vines, vines creeping high

Nwemyint - m/f (Burmese) tall vines, vines creeping high

Nwesang - m/f (Burmese) tall vines, vines creeping above others

Nwetet - m/f (Burmese) rising vine, advancing vines

Nwewai - m/f (Burmese) abundant vines

Nyuntay - m/f (Burmese) rich with growth, wealth of shoots

Nyuntet - m/f (Burmese) rising shoots, advancing growth

Öödlökhoi - m/f (Mongolian) thriving, successful forest

Örnökhoi - m/f (Mongolian) growing, flourishing, thriving forest

Phaithavy - m/f (Lao) growing forest

Phyonwe - m/f (Burmese) abundant vines

Phyonyunt - m/f (Burmese) bountiful growth, abundant shoots

Phytopolis - m/f (Ancient Greek) city of plants and trees

Richabil - m/f (English) rich meadow

Rim-Yeong - m/f (Korean) flourishing forest, glorious forest / forest of flowers

Róng Lín - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) flourishing forest, prosperous forest, glorious forest, honorable forest

Ryūha - m/f (Japanese) noble, prosperous leaves

Sangmyaing - m/f (Burmese) tall forest, forest growing above others

Sangnyunt - m/f (Burmese) tall shoots, shoots growing above others

Seong-Rim - m/f (Korean) abundant forest, flourishing grove

Shigeruha - m/f (Japanese) lush, luxuriant leaves

Tetmyaing - m/f (Burmese) rising forest, advancing forest

To - m/f (Japanese) abundant, lush, bountiful, plenty

Toyo - m/f (Japanese) abundant, lush, plentiful

Waimyaing - m/f (Burmese) abundant forest

Wainyunt - m/f (Burmese) abundant shoots

Wèi - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) luxuriant, lush, grand, magnificent

Welig - m/f (Afrikaans) lush

Wēi Lín - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) towering forest / forest of ferns

Yanivavel - m/f (Hebrew) the meadow will prosper

Yitavel - m/f (Hebrew) the meadow will flourish

Yu-Rim - m/f (Korean) abundant forest, rich grove

Zuzaanavch - m/f (Mongolian) thick, strong leaves

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'Aamirawda - f (Arabic) prosperous meadow, substantial garden

'Aamiruba - f (Arabic) prosperous hill

Abeytu - f (Omaha-Ponca) green leaf

Abilapphia - f (English) increasing meadow, growing meadow

Abilsa - f (English) sea-like meadow

Ai - f (Mandarin Chinese) friendly, lush

Ai Fēng - f (Mandarin Chinese) friendly, lush, abundant, plentiful

Ai Lín - f (Mandarin Chinese) friendly, lush forest

Antbluom - f (Ancient Germanic) giant flower

Árgróa - f (Icelandic) abundance of growth, year of growth

Audala - f (Ancient Germanic) wealthy valley, valley of fortune

Audlanda - f (Ancient Germanic) wealthy land, land of fortune

Avelna - f (Hebrew) growing meadow, increasing meadow

Bahtbregore - f (Albanian) prosperous little hill, fortunate hillock. Also: Baxtbregore

Bahtçeltina - f (Albanian) prosperous forest clearing. Also: Baxtçeltina

Bahtfidane - f (Albanian) fortunate sapling, prosperous seedling. Also: Baxtfidane

Bahtgajusha - f (Albanian) prosperous dense thicket. Also: Baxtgajusha

Bahtlëndinë - f (Albanian) prosperous grassland. Also: Baxtlëndinë

Bahtlëndina - f (Albanian) the prosperous meadow. Also: Baxtlëndina

Bahtlirishta - f (Albanian) prosperous forest glade. Also: Bahtlirishtë

Bahtrritana - f (Albanian) prosperous growth. Also: Baxtrritana

Bana - f (Japanese) leafy greens, vegetable leaves

Bekelech - f (Amharic) she germinated, she grew, she flourished

Bloumlanda - f (Old High German) blooming land

Bregmirni - f (Albanian) hill of prosperity / coast of prosperity

Cheapreaksa - f (Khmer) healthy forest

Chie - f (Japanese) thousand branches

Chika - f (Japanese) thousand flowers / scattered flowers

Dalar - f (Armenian) green, verdant, young

Dathallo - f (Ancient Greek) blossoming land, blossoming earth

Ephrath - f (Hebrew) fruitful place

Eurythallo - f (Ancient Greek) blossoming widely

Fēi - f (Mandarin Chinese) fragrant, luxurious, lush

Fēn Fēng - f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful fragrance, aroma, perfume

Fēng Hé - f (Mandarin Chinese) abundant, plentiful, lush, bountiful river

Gajusha - f (Albanian) dense thicket

Gethallo - f (Ancient Greek) blossoming earth, blossoming land

Glesni - f (Welsh) greenness, verdure, youthfulness

Gróalda - f (Icelandic) wave of growth

Halja - f (Estonian) green, verdant

Haymar - f (Burmese) deep forest

Hodan - f (Somali) rich, lush

Hunabil - f (English) giant meadow

Izdihar - f (Arabic) blossoming, prospering

Jorizadi - f (Basque) rich forest, abundance of nature

Kana - f (Japanese) increasing greens, adding vegetables / blossoming greens / fragrant greens / splendid, illustrious, flowery greens / good, auspicious, beautiful greens / Summer vegetables, great, grand greens

Klilavel - f (Hebrew) full meadow / full meadow of lilies

Kunabil - f (English) high meadow, high-growing meadow

Maha - f (Japanese) full leaves

Maharu - f (Japanese) full leaves / among the leaves

Miha - f (Japanese) sea of leaves / beautiful leaves

Morika - f (Japanese) increasing forest / forest flower / fragrance of the forest

Myine - f (Burmese) deep forest with a luxuriant growth of trees

Naroa - f (Basque) abundant, fertile

Naroihana - f (Basque) abundant forest, fertile forest

Oihanaroa - f (Basque) abundant forest, fertile woodland

Pananthe - f (Ancient Greek) all-flowering

Panthallo - f (Ancient Greek) all-blossoming

Perianthe - f (Ancient Greek) exceedingly covered with flowers

Perithallo - f (Ancient Greek) blossoming exceedingly

Polyanthe - f (Ancient Greek) many flowers

Polythallo - f (Ancient Greek) many blossoms

Rronlëndina - f (Albanian) the meadow will thrive

Rronlirishte - f (Albanian) thriving forest glade

Sabil - f (English) meadow like a sea

Sabza - f (Uzbek) verdant

Sabzagul - f (Uzbek) verdant rose, verdant flower

Serachavel - f (Hebrew) meadow of abundance

Serahavel - f (Hebrew) meadow of abundance

Seravel - f (Hebrew) meadow of abundance

Thalloda - f (Ancient Greek) blossoming earth, blossoming land

Thalloge - f (Ancient Greek) blossoming earth, blossoming land

Tomiha - f (Japanese) wealth of leaves, abundance of leaves

Tsetsegdelger - f (Mongolian) abundant flowers

Udabil - f (English) prosperous meadow, wealthy meadow

Uluwehi - f (Hawaiian) a lush and beautiful verdure, a place where beautiful plants live

Unaroa - f (Basque) valley of abundance, fertile valley

Vivabil - f (English) meadow of life, lively meadow

Yuha - f (Japanese) abundant, rich, plentiful leaves

Zizabil - f (English) meadow of abundance

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'Aamiriad - m (Arabic) prosperous meadows, substantial gardens

Abiled - m (English) wealthy meadow, prosperous meadow

Antfeld - m (Ancient Germanic) giant field

Antforst - m (Ancient Germanic) giant forest

Antgart - m (Ancient Germanic) giant garden

Anthurst - m (Ancient Germanic) giant thicket, giant nest

Antmuor - m (Ancient Germanic) giant bog

Antwald - m (Ancient Germanic) giant forest

Antwang - m (Ancient Germanic) giant meadow

Antwitus - m (Ancient Germanic) giant forest

Ariphyton - m (Ancient Greek) the most plants, the most trees

Audackar - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy field, field of fortune. Also: Audæcer

Audboum - m (Ancient Germanic) wealth of trees

Audgart - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy garden, garden of fortune

Audgruon - m (Ancient Germanic) wealth of green, fortunate green

Audhult - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy forest, wood of fortune

Audhurst - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy thicket, nest of fortune

Audmuor - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy moor, fortunate bog

Audtal - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy valley, fortunate valley

Audwald - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy forest, fortunate forest

Audwang - m (Ancient Germanic) wealthy meadow, meadow of fortune

Audwitus - m (Ancient Germanic) wealth of the forest, fortunate forest

Avelnon - m (Hebrew) the meadow will flourish, the meadow will propagate. Also: Avelnun

Bahtfidan - m (Albanian) prosperous sapling, fortunate seedling. Also: Baxtfidane

Bahtrritan - m (Albanian) prosperous growth. Also: Baxtrritan

Bekele - m (Amharic) he germinated, he grew, he flourished

Blerim - m (Albanian) greenery

Bluomberg - m (Old High German) blooming mountain, mountain of flowers

Bluomdorf - m (Old High German) blooming village, village of flowers

Bluomforst - m (Old High German) blooming forest, forest of flowers

Bluomhurst - m (Old High German) blooming thicket

Bluomstark - m (Old High German) blooming strongly

Bluomsturm - m (Old High German) storm of flowers, blooming like a storm

Bluomuor - m (Old High German) blooming bog

Bluomwald - m (Old High German) blooming forest

Bluomwang - m (Old High German) blooming meadow

Bonampelio - m (Italian) good vines, healthy vines

Bregbaht - m (Albanian) prosperous hill, fortunate coast. Also: Bregbaxt

Bregrron - m (Albanian) thriving hill / thriving coast

Daphyton - m (Ancient Greek) land of plants and trees, ground covered with plants

Gailaz - m (Proto-Germanic) merry, excited, beautiful, lush, lustful

Gephyton - m (Ancient Greek) land of plants and trees, ground covered with plants

Gilo - m (Medieval French) merry, excited, beautiful, lush, lustful

Gjelbërim - m (Albanian) greenery

Haljand - m (Estonian) green, verdant

Harit - m (Kashmiri) lush greenery

Heilwitus - m (Ancient Germanic) happy, hearty, healthy forest

Imobach - m (Canarian Spanish) green valley

Joriun - m (Basque) rich valley, abundant valley

Jou - m (Japanese) good crops, prosperity / soil, loam, rich earth / abundance

Jù Lín - m (Mandarin Chinese) enormous forest

Kabilibili - m (Chewa) lush green vegetation

Kenha - m (Japanese) healthy, strong leaves

Khazran - m (Arabic) green colored, soft grass

Lakhdar - m (Maghrebi Arabic) the green

Long Lin - m (Mandarin Chinese) prosperous, abundant forest

Lulzim - m (Albanian) blooming prosperity

Lunti - m (Tagalog) green, verdant

Luntian - m (Tagalog) green, verdant

Marrvid - m (Ancient Scandinavian) sea of trees

Moriken - m (Japanese) healthy, strong forest

Myangyi - m (Burmese) great forest, senior forest / great harmony, great completion

Pananthos - m (Ancient Greek) all-flowering

Polyphyton - m (Ancient Greek) many plants and trees

Rhophyton - m (Ancient Greek) river of plants, stream of trees

Richmond - m (English) rich hill

Rrojrritan - m (Albanian) I will live, I will thrive, I will rise up, I will grow

Senki - m (Japanese) thousand trees

Shigeru - m (Japanese) lush, luxuriant

Strod - m (Anglo-Saxon) marshy ground overgrown with brushwood

Suankur - m (Sanskrit) good sapling, flourishing sprouts

Taha - m (Japanese) thick, big, great leaves / many leaves

Talbloum - m (Old High German) blooming valley

Tamori - m (Japanese) thick, big, great forest

Thallagrios - m (Ancient Greek) blossoming wild

Thallokratos - m (Ancient Greek) blossoming powerfully, blossoming strength

Yashtirek - m (Chuvash) lively, green

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🕊️ names: adelaide , adeline , agnes , alice , arabella , bellatrix , calliope , cecelia* , clara , clarice , cora , cordelia , corinna , dahlia , della , dove , lenore , lilith , lore , lorelei , lorna , magdalene/a , marie , marion , mary , melody , narcissa , nyx , operetta , ophelia , seraphina , valentina , victoria , viola

* cecilia derives from a word meaning “blind”, which can refer to damselette’s eye covering. saint cecilia was the patron saint of musicians and she was said to have sang directly to god ..!

🤍 pronouns: che/cher/cherish , dove/doves/doveself , song/songs/songself , cry/crys/cryself , adore/adores/adoreself , ve/verse/verseself , lure/lures/lureself , sweet/sweets/sweetself , mourn/mourns/mournself , other/others/otherself , hymn/hymns/hymnself , thy/thym/thymself , shy/hyr/hyrself , vae/vaer/vaerself , cir/cirs/cirself

any other variation pronouns of these may be used , of course !

🎵 titles: the maiden , the damsel , she who is off-putting/unusual/mysterious , the lady of seraphs , she who lulls with song , her lady of the seelie's court , the harbinger of lovely death , the merciless

prns and gendered terms may be replaced.

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