Selected Names
- El-ahrairah: The rabbits' folk hero. The literal translation of the full name(Elil-hrair-rah) is "Enemies-thousand-prince"; "Prince with a thousand enemies".
- Hlao-roo: "Little Hlao", Pipkin's name in Lapine.
- Hrairoo: "Little thousand". Fiver's name in Lapine.
- Hyzenthlay: The literal translation is "shine-dew-fur"; "Fur shining like the dew". The name of a doe.
- Nildro-hain: "The Blackbird's song". The name of a doe.
- Sayn: Groundsel.
- Thlayli: "Fur-head"; Bigwig's name in Lapine.
- Thethuthinnang: "Movement of leaves". The name of a doe.
- Threarah: "Lord Threar", "Lord of the Rowan tree". The Chief Rabbit of the Sandleford warren.
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