Nature Themed Names Novels & Stories

“I like the first design for a girl but not as much pink as Kristen’s room was. More earthy greens and deep reds. For a boy, I was thinking just an outdoor theme. Animals and mountains with blues, grays and black.” “I’m good with that.” Colt nodded. “As far as names, I have no idea. I haven’t really thought about names but I do have a bunch of baby stuff picked out on my computer.” “I’ve always liked the names Duke, Anton or Hunter.” Colt said. “I really like all three. I guess Paige was a girl name I always liked. I guess I’ve been drawn to the name Dawn or Maya.” “All go with the name Jeffery really good.” Colt nodded. “I want them be strong and determined but free to follow their dreams.”

She began the list, each name carrying its history and weight: Eira (for snow, for purity, for the night she almost left) Liora (for light, for the morning after rescue) Seren (for peace, for the quiet she longed for) Ash (for what remains after fire, for rebirth) Kellan (for strength, for the father’s courage she both loved and resented) Mira (for kindness, after her oldest friend) Rowan (for healing, for protection) Solene (for dignity, for the sun that rises even on the hardest mornings) She wrote slowly, crossing out some names, circling others, her smile faint as she whispered them aloud, listening for a feeling of resonance. Each name she wrote felt like a thread in the tapestry of her

Meadow said and she immediately grabbed one of the cookies. “O my Goddess. That helps. I know some people love being pregnant, but I am not one of them. I can’t wait to meet this boy though.” Meadow said, softly stroking her belly. “Have you thought of any names?” I asked. “Well, I wanted to choose a name inspired by nature like mine. So we’re thinking either Forrest, Rain or River.” I smiled, “those sound really cool. Can’t wait to meet him.” I had been the favorite baby sitter for Cyrus and I sometimes helped out Mia or Luna Lily. Watching kids was fun and I was excited to have one. But not right now. First my dream, than a baby.

"She and her bitch of a mother are both going to die ",I hear dad whisper in his ear. "I like these boy names, Natalie started to talk, Hunter, Ethan, Gabriel or Kaiden",she looked at us waiting. "All good names," Jack hugged her and stroked her hair. "Thanks for the gifts." She said shyly," I love them all so much, but honestly, it seems a bit much I don't deserve all that",I was about to respond but Jack cupped her face getting her attention.

“We ought to brainstorm some options. Do you have any ideas for a name that would fit me well?” “I-I…t. It… should s-s-st…tart with the letter S-S, mommy, o…or it should b-be… c-c-close to my new name… s-so… w-we’re… the… the s-same.” Brianna stammered yet full of joy. “Start with the letter S that’s close to your new name?” Nathalie mused thoughtfully. “Sapphire… Sa... Sharon?” Brianna shook her head. “No? What about... With... Shanon?”

It sounded like a name they might be bullied with should they ever go into the human world. The room fell silent for a moment, and I could sense my mates exchanging amused glances. Then Blue spoke up, a hint of teasing in his voice. “You know, we're impressed. We didn't think you'd come up with names that sound so… royal.” He looked down at the baby in his arms. “I believe Lijah and the others will appreciate their names.” “Of course.” Fred smiled, his eyes crinkling at the corners. “Honestly, the names are amazing. Elara, Kaius, Elijah, and Aria—they're perfect for our little ones.”

I chuckled loudly. "When I was little my mom had informed me that was also acting restless after she had birthed me. And if I were a bit she would've named me Zephyr as it signifies one who is free-spirited, calm, and tranquil. One who is creative, harmonious and sometimes rebellious, someone who has a deep appreciation for nature." I explained with a smile while looking at my pup. "So it's settled then, Xavier, Zephyr, Hunter, and Selena. Our little quadruplets." He pointed them out as he said that and they all perked up and looked at him with their big wide eyes.

She blushes and sits back. “NO FREAKING WAY!” Tellie looks at her. “We got to talk I was always wondering what that would have been like.” “DonnaTella,” Mom scolds her. Becky joins us and Tellie bits her lips. “Babes,” Azlee gets her attention. “It was awesome but mated is better.” “Oh I’ll buy that for sure,” Tellie rubs her belly. “Names yet?” I ask. “I want something like Tommy or Billy, but Slate wants Shale, Obsidian or Flint,” Tellie rolls her eye. “For a girl we are agreed Jewel Stevee.”

But now, as they sat beneath the starry expanse, they felt a renewed sense of purpose—a desire to find the perfect name that would encapsulate their hopes and dreams for their child. Christiana leaned her head against Tiger's shoulder, a contemplative smile gracing her lips. "I want our child's name to reflect strength and resilience, just like the mighty tiger. But I also want it to convey grace and beauty, like the stars that twinkle above us." Tiger nodded, his gaze fixed on the heavens. "I agree, Chris. Our child will be a combination of both strength and grace, just like you and me. We want a name that will inspire them to embrace the wonders of life and face any challenges with courage

“Well, let's leave that aside. I have two boys and a girl right?” “Yes you do, and I'm excited to see what they'll become. I'm sure you understand right?” I giggled. “I think I have the perfect name for them.” He nodded as he listened to me. “Nathan, Nathaniel, and…” I added a bit of suspense there and was calm about the whole thing. “And—” he extended, wanting me to explain more to him, but I didn't want to. “And… Natalie.” He furrowed at first, making me feel as though the names weren't good enough, and then he smiled.