Herbalists' Cache dewclaw mountain

Dzaeyasaa. Morwenna.

For a brief moment there, she let the names roll across her tongue silently. Feeling them, tasting them. Beautiful names they were, stretching the entire world. Dzaeyasaa came with Star Eater, wife of the chieftain, future mother of new Lanzadoii. But Morwenna came with something secluded, something heavier. Other Shore decided not to pry.

Names... names for pups. Could the vast land and the distant sky be condensed into a single name? Perhaps the wisdom of Lanzadoii had a way that the common tongue did not. Perhaps it had a layer of complexity or a touch of simplicity that gave it enough meaning to encompass both heaven and earth. But she knew that, whatever name the pups were given, they would be delicately beautiful, which Star Eater would ensure. If the children were to carry the world upon their existence, then their mother would make it not a burden but a pride to wear for life. 

There was then a pause after Star Eater spoke, in which the silence was only broken by the wind. It did not lash at them harshly today, which she was grateful for, but the breeze was enough to ruffle and entertain her fur.

Another little memory popped into her curious mind. I have heard Sun Eater refer to his hunters as names that were the ones we were born with or commonly use. Is that what you meant by Lanzadoii names? A pause, a little gentle consideration. Do all hunters of the Saatsine receive Lanzadoii names? All bloodhunters? Or perhaps it depends?