The Origins of the Names

[kysseh]

Sooo, some people were wondering where the names came from. In case you were wondering, they were all derived from Chinese names that I thought somewhat suited them. So, here they are:

Shith -- from "Shi"
Meaning: real, honest

Weith -- from "Wei"
Meaning: power, strength; towering, lofty; great, mighty

Taith -- from "Tai"
Meaning: great, extreme

Lith -- from "Li"
Meaning: logic; strength, power

Futh -- from "Fu"
Meaning: wealthy

Ahth -- from "Ah"
Meaning: (none, really.... though it's added as a prefix to indicate a diminuitive. I just thought it sounded cool)

Chaoth -- from "Chao"
Meaning: surpass

Baoth -- from "Bao"
Meaning: treasure, precious; praise; bud

Huath -- from "Hua"
Meaning: magnificent; flower

Jingth -- from "Jing"
Meaning: essence, perfect; clear, crystal; capital city

Kunth -- from "Kun"
Meaning: earth

Minth -- from "Min"
Meaning: clever, sharp

Nuoth-- from "Nuo"
Meaning: graceful

Also, there is one other unifying factor amongst all the babies. >.> Can you guess it? SYM, YOU CAN NOT GUESS! NOT ALLOWED.

[Rowana]

Such lovely and fitting names for them. ^_^

Ok, this is going to sound silly, but I actually found it fits most of them. Are they all names of Giant Pandas? Or part of the names anyway.

[ace]

This is probably completly wrong, but are they from The Romance of the Three Kingdoms?

[glamourie]

the thing in common isnt to do with the names ^^ /not allowed to tell

[weaving]

is it that they all have butt markings?

[Avu]

It's Chineeese yay

((totally unhelpful, but still >>))

[ace]

They all have a strange marking of some type.

Wait I have a new guess. They are all DRAGONS *OMG*

[archenstone]

They are related in some sense to mythological or historical figures?

[mierce]

For some reason, I'm thinking of the speech/poem Mulan had to recite during her meeting with the matchmaker.

[kysseh]

Well, yes, all Chinese. But... Weaving was correct. All of the dragons have butt-markings.