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* Tishrak
 
* Tishrak
 
* Alirak
 
* Alirak
* Tamirak (farmland)
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* Tamirak
 
* Shilorak
 
* Shilorak
 
* Karak
 
* Karak
 
* Elntorak
 
* Elntorak
* Shomrak (near a river)
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* Shomrak
 
* Kanrak
 
* Kanrak
 
* Tenolm
 
* Tenolm

Revision as of 00:04, 2 November 2005

Please add your proposal names below following the format. If you have special proposals for cities or certain regions be sure to note them out.


Suggestions from Kain:

  • Valldir
  • Norrdir
  • Odenir
  • Yggdramir
  • Well of Mimer
  • Gere´s deep
  • Freke´s deep
  • einharjar zeit
  • Darkblue cape
  • Wotan´s skepnad

Suggestions from Moebius (matt andrews):

  • Madina
  • Mabu
  • Lawataling
  • Panafau
  • Panabuk
  • Lugagun
  • Tovaba
  • Laraibina
  • Fissoa
  • Panamana
  • Fatmilak
  • Munawai
  • Bol
  • Libba
  • Mangai
  • Tirin
  • Kamade
  • Maraba
  • Nuas
  • Maf
  • Zohung
  • Kala
  • Siramangas
  • Muna

Suggestions from Kristian:

  • Nebel
  • Zwitter
  • Targoviste
  • Valasko
  • Ulitsa
  • Mariapol
  • Demyansk
  • Gotaland
  • Svealand
  • Norrland
  • Scania
  • Moravia
  • Knyazes
  • Vorkuta
  • Kavkaz
  • Tepes
  • Levadia
  • Grodno
  • Mozyr
  • Tula
  • Armavir
  • Batumi
  • Elets

Suggestions from Marc J.:

For the cities and regions in the lower left:

  • Paisly: city halfway up the coast with the sea route
  • Brewville: one of the cities in the woods
  • Twainville: the other city in the woods
  • Keithburg: the small farming region on the left
  • Evanburg: other small farming region
  • Chesney: city at the land bridge
  • Candiels: city at the cape with the sea route

Grab bag of names for the other regions in that area:

  • Kurban
  • Astill
  • Larur
  • Kid's Rock -- LOL... shall put this one on somewhere has a rock in it -- Gsklee 1 November 2005 14:48 (CET)
  • Lacsar
  • Stalf
  • Lonestar
  • Gentry
  • Montgom
  • Shelton
  • Johnnic
  • Dunnbrook
  • Gretchew
  • Jodmess
  • Sugerland
  • Faithill
  • Girich
  • Vassar
  • Rebam

Evil Sounding Suggestions from Morgan Evans:

  • Doomsday
  • Crackodoom
  • Lava Pits
  • Dreary Haven
  • Inferno
  • Walpurgisnacht
  • Gallows Hill
  • Perdition
  • Tarpeian Rock
  • Bottomless Pits
  • Tyburn Tree
  • Helhole
  • Brocken Mountian
  • Nightscree
  • Crooked Nook
  • Sulfur Springs
  • Miasmic Swamp
  • Phosphorus Falls
  • Polucca's Place
  • Firestorm
  • Underroot

Suggestions from Craig L.:

  • Tardigrad
  • Aveston
  • Mellifera
  • Kuiper
  • Rex
  • Nemat
  • Lusca
  • Echiur
  • Lida
  • Lepidox
  • Gonophor
  • Mertea
  • Toprok
  • Ordat
  • Alcarea
  • Optra
  • Tremat
  • Tubrel
  • Apula
  • Thysan
  • Odona
  • Hiona
  • Blattar

Oriental Names suggestion from Balley

since Chinese is a Characterical language....i have to explain a bit..more

NAMING places in a Chinese way - properly...

Many who dont know Chinese but want to make a Chinese name would just simply find a dictionary and grab words, making some nonsense words (especially ones seen in tatoos...ugh)

Many Chinese places are based on a prefix or suffix plus a word to descibe the feature of the place

Geographical

  • xian 山= hill / mountain
  • yang 陽= sun (eg: Hanyang the ancient capital of Qin Dynasty, a South facing slope. In the Northern Hemisphere a South facing slope is warmer, Han means facing i guess)
  • jiang 江= river

problems: words with the same sound

  • jiang also stands for border jiang 疆....
  • he 河= also river
  • hai 海 = sea
  • wu 湖 = lake
  • tau 頭 = head
  • zhou 州= region, province (very common in ancient China!)
  • gang 港 = port
  • wan 灣 = bay
  • lin 林 = forest
  • jing 京 = capital / big city (IRL, Beijing = North Capital)

Directional:

  • dong 東 = east
  • nan 南 = south
  • xi 西 = west
  • bei 北= north

Many of these combinations are used in real world (eg: North of the Lake = Wubei.). So for BM map I would have to choose some fancier , more ancient words. Also it is better to relate places on map The Eastern Island on the map

  • Donghaiwei = 東海衛 (Fort on the Eastern seas) (looks not so good in Chinese, okay in English sound though)

City on coast

  • Linhai 臨海 (By the sea)

Just City

  • Longjing 龍京 = Dragon Capital / City (again rare in Chinese..but okay in English)

A moutain

  • Yunxian 雲山 = Cloudy Mountain...

or

  • Caiyunxian 彩雲山 = Visual sensational Cloudy Mountain ..hmm...

Aboves are not so good in Chinese (just...not so good, mostly the feel) but examples, but if you feel okay feel free to use them. (This is English game anyway :p)

Cooler usage of words below:

Preffix:

  • Wuyuan武玄 = Related to Battle, no geographic meaning but looks cool

fancy suffixes behind it to suit locations

  • 關 guan = fort / wall
  • 邑 city = but more ancient usage
  • 寺 ji = temple

More to come. I need to think awhile...hmm


Gee, I am a native Chinese ;)
I think this is the first time I meet a player in BM who is also a Chinese :) -- Gsklee 1 November 2005 17:39 (CET)
Nice to meet you. In fact I know there more ethic Chinese as well (mostly from Hong Kong). Old Grehk has some ;p. --Balley 1 November 2005 17:50 (CET)
No wonder its icon (LOL) -- Gsklee 1 November 2005 18:37 (CET)

Suggestions from Kolyn Mikalson

  • Ashrak
  • Tishrak
  • Alirak
  • Tamirak
  • Shilorak
  • Karak
  • Elntorak
  • Shomrak
  • Kanrak
  • Tenolm
  • Karkaolm
  • Tisholm
  • Shalitolm
  • Kerisholm
  • Oshtok
  • Tinamok
  • Shonok
  • Elntonok
  • Kaeriok
  • Shokalom (for a city/town)
  • Koshtom (for a city/town)