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What are some good fantasy town names?
D100 List: Fantasy City/Town Names
- Aerilon.
- Aquarin.
- Aramoor.
- Azmar.
- Begger’s Hole.
- Black Hollow.
- Blue Field.
- Briar Glen.
What is the most popular city name?
Washington
Most Common Town And City Names In The U.S.A.
| Rank | Most Common Place Names In The U.S. | Occurrences of Place Name Nationwide |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Washington | 88 |
| 2 | Springfield | 41 |
| 3 | Franklin | 35 |
| 4 | Greenville | 30 |
How do I create a fantasy location name?
If you want a Proper Name, head to Proper Names for Fantasy Locations. If you want a more descriptive name, start by rolling for either a Proper Name or a Terrain term (e.g. “Hills”, “Downs,” “Crags”), and then add a further modifier (e.g. “Darkest Cardolan”, “Horrible Hills” ).
What is a good name for a mythical place?
List of mythological places
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Alfheim | Land of elves in Norse mythology. |
| Alomkik | A place accessible to the Abenaki peoples’ mythological protector Pamola, where he holds those who trespass on Maine’s Mount Katahdin. |
| Annwn | The “otherworld” of Welsh mythology. |
What should I name my minecraft city?
The best Minecraft cities
- Mattupolis.
- Greenfield.
- King’s Landing.
- Novigrad.
- Sayama City.
What city name is in every state?
The name “Springfield” is often thought to be the only community name appearing in each of the 50 States, but at last count it was in only 34 states. The most recent count shows “Riverside” with 186 occurrences in 46 States; only Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, and Oklahoma not having a community so named.
What does “posh” mean in Britain?
“Posh” is so bandied around in Britain, it can mean anything from “pertaining exclusively to the aristocracy” to “a little bit fancy.” Though ironically, the aristocracy to which it usually refers don’t actually use the word. The fact is, Britain has an upper class, a social elite, who have their own set of habits, preferences and even names.
Is ‘posh’ a bad word?
To call something “posh” can equally be a compliment of elegance and refinement as much as it can be a derogatory slur of aloofness and pomposity. But, if I avoid the word to avoid offence, I’m in the minority.
Do you avoid the word “posh” to avoid offence?
But, if I avoid the word to avoid offence, I’m in the minority. “Posh” is so bandied around in Britain, it can mean anything from “pertaining exclusively to the aristocracy” to “a little bit fancy.” Though ironically, the aristocracy to which it usually refers don’t actually use the word.