Asia is, of course, an ocean, but in Greek mythology Asia was a daughter of Oceanus – whose children are known as Oceanid nymphs. Roberts, Brynley (1988). "Oral Tradition and Welsh Literature: A Description and Survey" (PDF). National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth: 65 – via Wordpress content. Macculloch, J. A. (2014-06-03). "Religion Of The Ancient Celts". doi: 10.4324/9781315828220. {{ cite journal}}: Cite journal requires |journal= ( help)

If your baby girl was born near the coast or shore, name her Hama. It is a Japanese name that means “seashore, beach, or seacoast.” 52. Iluka Bromwich, Rachel (2006). Trioedd Ynys Prydein: The Triads of the Island of Britain. University Of Wales Press. ISBN 0-7083-1386-8.

She says Wilbur’s her pride and joy, but with the amount of screaming she’s left in his ears, he’s not so convinced of that fact. He feels as if she may be lying to herself. Marv is the short form of Marvin and means “friend of the sea” in Celtic. It is one of the many meanings of this word. 170. Marius It is a unisex name of Celtic origin, meaning “bright sea.” It is a perfect name for your wondrous baby boy. 186. Neptune This Irish name is perfect for your cheerful and naughty baby boy. It means “little seal.” 136. Tadahiro

This gracious baby boy’s name is an Anglicized version of the Gaelic word “O’hAllmhurain” and means “a stranger from across the sea.” 161. Hurley WIL!” The Blood God calls, sounding slightly aggravated. Wilbur gasps for air, looking behind him and watching Techno climb out from the stairwell, pushing his hair out of his face with a frown. Why does he know his name? He heads home soon after that, leaving Niki to the rest of her shift in watching over the mess of screaming children, who are convinced they are the best pirate of the seas. (Even despite never having sailed at sea at all.) He sleeps in late and gets an earful for it, and he waves his aunt off as he runs out the door, escaping her shrill voice echoing out into the street. He heads through town with a jump in his step and a slight excitement beginning to unfurl in his heart.He takes the insult with pride. Better to be known as an annoyance rather than to have never been seen at all, in his opinion. The Golden Traitor hasn’t been around these shores in years. He hasn’t been seen on any shore for nearly two decades.” Dream snaps out, his tone defiant. “How could I have ever crossed him?” Well, I asked him to come help me with something weeks ago.” Niki admits, lowering her head in a nearly shameful way. Wilbur assumes it is surrounding her brother and his condition. He presses no further. “He’s only just arriving, but he won’t stay long. You could go with him. You should. He’s always liked traveling, and I trust him with my life. You'd be safe on his ship.” As he leans over the edge to see the view, he realizes that the drop on the way down doesn’t look quite safe. He climbs out onto the ledges outside, holding on for dear life as he moves slowly away from the range of the window. The rain pouring down on him doesn’t make it easy to stay held to his spot, but he’s persistent. He shivers in place as he presses his forehead against the stone before him, trying to get a gasp for air, just to calm his poor heart.

Pirate.” Someone says, but it is not cruel. Only an observant fact, a title given with an amazed look. Alright, on your feet.” Techno tells him, Wilbur stumbling as he’s then pulled by the arm, the two of them marching across the sand. He looks up ahead to see Niki moving towards them, and behind her-

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This is another cool baby name choice if you want something connected to the ocean theme, but is still a little familiar. A name of French origin meaning ocean. If you want a name connected to the sea then this one is perfect! Ondine

He heads through the streets with a bit of free time on his hands. Usually, he takes up the morning by visiting Niki and watching over the children, but now, Niki’s busy, and he’d rather not bother that old man who’s taken her spot. Sometimes, he wishes he was pulled into that sort of life. Given an excuse to snap, given a reason to live a life at sea, a life full of only danger and adventure at every turn. Dylan, however, has no dark traits and is described as a blonde. The waves lament his death, and, as they dash against the shore, seek to avenge it. His grave is "where the wave makes a sullen sound," but popular belief identifies him with the waves, and their noise as they press into the Conwy is his dying groan. Not only is he Eil Ton, "son of the wave," but also Eil Mor, "son of the sea." He is thus a local sea-god, and like Manannan identified with the waves, and yet separate from them, since they mourn his death. The Mabinogi gives us the débris of myths explaining how an anthropomorphic sea-god was connected with the goddess Arianrhod and slain by a god Govannon. [8]’ But.” The man stops in his pacing, and he stands at Dream’s right side, a wide grin on his face. “You have somethin' he wants.” The idea is thrilling. More and more, he thinks of the sea, of adventure and danger and all the things that could come with finally exploring out past this little town on the shore. He knows that all his expectations will only ever be fulfilled with a life of piracy, but that doesn’t really stop his mind. He tells himself he will not become a pirate, but yet he still wishes for the experience of being one anyhow.Daughters are precious, and this name truly justifies that! This Celtic word means “gem of the sea.” 99. Umiko From here, he finds the swarm of soldiers rushing through the street, people huddling within doorways with wide eyes. From here, he can see the small bit of chaos at the front of the pub, people coming out unharmed, but shaken. From here, he spots a blur of movement that belongs to a pirate. T]wo sons were born at one birth – Dylan and Lleu, who are considered as representing the twin powers of darkness and light. The clamour of the waves dashing upon the beach is the expression of their longing to avenge their son. The sound of the sea rushing up the mouth of the River Conwy is still known as "Dylan's death-groan". A small promontory on the Carnarvonshire side of the Menai Strait, called Pwynt Maen Tylen, or Pwynt Maen Dulan, preserves his name." [6] The song became directly associated with the bravery of British sailors as a result of a peacetime tragedy. In April 19o8 during a heavy snowstorm at the mouth of the Solent, the cruiser Gladiator collided with the 800 berth passenger ship St Paul, and sank. As the sailors on Gladiator waited to board the lifeboats they stood to attention and sang this song, right up to the point where the ship keeled over and sank. Whilst a number of sailors survived by swimming to the shore, the collision and sinking claimed 28 sailors’ lives. Many newspapers reprinted the lyrics to the song as part of the story – the publicity around this event may have helped to keep the song in the public attention.