Ginner Woods

The Ginner Woods are a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.^{(BotWBreath of the Wild | TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[1]^[2]

Features and Overview

Breath of the Wild

The Ginner Woods are located to the west of Hateno Village in East Necluda. Inside Ginner Woods, Link can find Meghyn and Nat, a pair of sisters on the search for Hearty Truffles.^[3] However, the two are often being attacked by the monsters that lurk inside the Woods, and require Link's aid.

The Ginner Woods are separated from Midla Woods by a road from the south that leads to Hateno Village.

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Tears of the Kingdom

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Nomenclature

The Ginner Woods derives their name from beginner. Its name is the first in a progression of names for the wooded areas surrounding Hateno Village; the second being Midla Woods (middle) and the third being Retsam Forest (master).

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japan Japanese	ギナビーの森 (Ginabī no Mori) ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)} ギナビーの森(もり) (Ginabī no Mori) ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}	Ginabī Woods Ginabī is an anagram of ビギナー (BigināBeginner).
The People's Republic of China Chinese^SISimplified	基纳比森林 (Jīnà Bǐ Sēnlín) ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Republic of ChinaThe Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of ChinaThe Macao Special Administrative Region of China Chinese^{TRTraditional}	基納比森林 (Jīnà Bǐ Sēnlín) ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Kingdom of the Netherlands Dutch	Ginner-bos ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[4]	Ginner Forest
Canada French^CACanadian	Forêt de Claife ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The French Republic French^EUEuropean	Forêt de Claife ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Federal Republic of Germany German	Ginabi-Wald ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild \| TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[5]	Ginabi Forest
The Italian Republic Italian	Bosco del Vipello ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Republic of Korea Korean	기너비의 숲 ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
Latin America Spanish^{LALatin American}	Bosque Novat ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[6]	Novat Forest Novat is a truncation of novato, meaning "novice."
The Kingdom of Spain Spanish^EUEuropean	Bosque Novat ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

References

↑ Ginner Woods — Map (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Ginner Woods — Map (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ We're traveling all over to find hearty truffles. I know, I know—it's dangerous for two folks to travel on their own these days. You don't have to tell me twice! But when I think about how wonderful those truffles taste, all the worries and warnings melt away. — Nat (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Ginner-bos — Map (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Ginabi-Wald — Map (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Bosque Novat — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[1] Ginner Woods — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[2] Ginner Woods — Map (Tears of the Kingdom)

[3] We're traveling all over to find hearty truffles. I know, I know—it's dangerous for two folks to travel on their own these days. You don't have to tell me twice! But when I think about how wonderful those truffles taste, all the worries and warnings melt away. — Nat (Breath of the Wild)

[nomenclature-ref-1-4] Ginner-bos — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[nomenclature-ref-2-5] Ginabi-Wald — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[nomenclature-ref-3-6] Bosque Novat — Map (Breath of the Wild)

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Ginner Woods

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Tears of the Kingdom

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