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Published: 2012-02-09 08:02:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 517; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 2
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Name: EcoOwner: ~AliceTheHunted
Gender: XY
Markings: Patches, Secondaries, Primaries, Coloured Mane, Ear Edges
Conditions: This avis wants a name related to the colour 'green'. His favourite on Saturday will win him.
*You may try for all of them, but you may only win one.
*Do not forget your claim!
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Comments: 37
Claim: Gwyrdd
This means "green" in Welsh.
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Greeeeeeeeen!
Claim: GrΔne (Old English word for "green")
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...explanation lol draco malfoy popped in my head and he's from slytherin and their color is green woot XD
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Claim, Viridis
Viridis is a wonderful book by Calista Taylor! :3 The book gets its title from the main character's signature creation, a green herbal drink which greatly heightens the senses. I assume that the drink's name is a play off the word 'viridian,' a shade of blue-green.
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Congrats, you have won this avis.
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Oh hell yes! It was one of the two I loved!
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Out of curiosity, which was the other one? XP
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The chocolate one. I tend to like natural colors, but for "dragons" I love green just as much.
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It's such a natural colour for them. :3
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And he has SPOTS! Spots = love
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Claim: Cissus
( is the first part of the Grape Ivy's latin name "Cissus Rhombifolia. A green ivy that is a great indoor plant, especially for the one that have less than a green thumb. and yess apparently plants have interesting names to me haha))
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Claim: Fukai
Japanese for forest, which are green
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Claim: Smeraldo
Italian word for emerald, also used as a boy name
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Claim: Clover
I have the oddest luck of finding four leaf clovers, I once had 20 pressed 4 leaf clovers and 2 5 leaf clovers ^^
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Claim: Legolas.
I know, green? But looky here:
This Tolkien character name actually means "green leaves" in the Sindarin language created by the author.
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Gah. I was gonna choose Legolas DX
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Claim: Abellio
Celtic name of a god of apple trees, meaning "green growing one."
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Claim: Zeleny
Simply meaning green in Czechoslovakian.
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Claim: Verdigris
Yknow how copper and certain other metals turn green when they oxidize? Since it technically isn't rusting. Verdigris is the name of that green substance.
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((You know what's funny? The climate I live in is so dry that the copper here just tarnishes and becomes less shiny; it doesn't oxidize to green. XD))
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((Oh wow that's funny. Even where I live it tarnishes, and I live in a semidesert!))
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((I didn't know that until I read a fact sheet about the new Light Rail train stations that the city is building. They're topped with copper and the pamphlet said they'll stay brown. :3))
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((Oh nifty! I guess that would be an advantage, and is part of the reason why people with antique cars are typically in drier places. Less moisture in the first place, and little to no salt in the winter for de-icing roads and the like))
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Claim: Irvin
Gaelic for Green or fresh water. >_>
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