I will start with tree names

 Ah, for trees found in the Malay world, here are some great name ideas:


- Meranti - A tall and valuable timber tree native to Southeast Asia.

- Rambutan - Named after the spiky, hairy fruit it produces.

- Durian - The distinctive, pungent "king of fruits" that's a beloved delicacy.

- Ketapang - Also known as the Indian almond tree, common along coastal areas.

- Langsat - A sweet, bright yellow tropical fruit tree.

- Jelutong - An important latex-producing tree used for chewing gum.

- Kemuning - An aromatic shrub with white, fragrant flowers.

- Mengkudu - The morinda tree, valued for its medicinal fruit.

- Saga - The red-flowered tree also called the pink butterfly tree.


How do those Malay-inspired tree names sound? I tried to include a nice mix of timber trees, fruit trees, and other notable flora from that region. Let me know if you need any other suggestions!

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