#lilacwing

Prefix: Lilac The lilac is a soft, clustered flower, pale purple in hue, known for its sweet but haunting fragrance. In the clans, a cat named Lilac- would likely be gentle in spirit, perhaps quiet or observant rather than brash. Lilac blooms in early to mid newleaf – a time of renewal, but also lingering cold. This duality suggests resilience wrapped in softness: a cat who endures hardship without losing her tenderness. Lilac’s color is neither the boldness of thunder nor the starkness of snow; it is muted, almost dusty. A cat with this prefix might be underestimated by others – too pretty, too mild – but the lilac’s deep roots and ability to thrive after harsh winters hint at hidden strength.

Suffix: Wing “Wing” is not an incredibly common suffix within the clans, more often seen in clerics or among cats with a connection to air, swiftness, or guardianship. A wing implies lift, balance, and the ability to rise above. Cats named -wing are often agile, perceptive, or protective – watching over others like a shadowing wing. But wings also imply symmetry. Two wings make flight. A single wing cannot lift a bird; it is half of a whole, a beautiful but incomplete thing. The irony is not lost on her, and if anything she takes it in stride and with humor.