BySunny674
Hi! I've started writing a story (a mix of fantasy and action). The world my story takes place in is divided into seven realms. And here's my problem. I have no idea what to name these realms. If you have an idea, please write to me. I'd be happy to hear it. ^^
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I like to go to Latin.
An area where it burns often or always could be called “Ignis”.
In German it means “Fire”.
I don’t have a better example at the moment, but I hope it’s understandable what I mean.
I hope I could help you.
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Hey!
I know the problem very well, I always use a name generator: https://www.fantasynamegenerators.com
There you will find name generators for everything possible. I hope I could help you!
Greetings <3