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Personal and Family names of the Pytharnian Language are also commonly used in the Gonfalese and Dúrandworese languages. Many of these names are traditional for centuries, but others have been adopted from other languages and become part of the accepted names commonly used in southeast Pytharnia. | Personal and Family names of the Pytharnian Language are also commonly used in the Gonfalese and Dúrandworese languages. Many of these names are traditional for centuries, but others have been adopted from other languages and become part of the accepted names commonly used in southeast Pytharnia. | ||
− | Genitive form | + | Genitive form is given second as it is grammatically essential for the formation of matronyms and patronyms. |
Clan Names are essential too. There are less than 100 clan names which for the high population of Magdala and southeastern Pytharnia that patronyms and place-names are requisite. | Clan Names are essential too. There are less than 100 clan names which for the high population of Magdala and southeastern Pytharnia that patronyms and place-names are requisite. | ||
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:Airugadin, Airugaidhne | :Airugadin, Airugaidhne | ||
:Aodhaive, Aodhaiva | :Aodhaive, Aodhaiva | ||
+ | :Ambrig, Ambriga | ||
:Arruadh | :Arruadh | ||
;B | ;B | ||
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:Danvarch, Danvairche | :Danvarch, Danvairche | ||
:Duagda, Duaigde | :Duagda, Duaigde | ||
+ | ;DH | ||
+ | :Dheabh, Dheaibh | ||
;W | ;W | ||
:Esalgion | :Esalgion | ||
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:Gorrig, Gorriga | :Gorrig, Gorriga | ||
:Griovain | :Griovain | ||
+ | :Gumedhan, Gumdhain | ||
;H | ;H | ||
:Harth, Hairtha | :Harth, Hairtha | ||
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:Kerimond, Kerimoinde | :Kerimond, Kerimoinde | ||
:Kiaburra, Kiabuirre | :Kiaburra, Kiabuirre | ||
+ | :Kirra | ||
;R | ;R | ||
:Riom | :Riom | ||
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:Sahelmith | :Sahelmith | ||
:Sibhean | :Sibhean | ||
+ | ;SH | ||
+ | :Sheaharra, Sheahairra | ||
;T | ;T | ||
:Talismot | :Talismot | ||
+ | :Tama, Tamaig | ||
:Thrastomion | :Thrastomion | ||
:Tiogurn, Tioguirne | :Tiogurn, Tioguirne | ||
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<div style="column-count:4;-moz-column-count:4;-webkit-column-count:4"> | <div style="column-count:4;-moz-column-count:4;-webkit-column-count:4"> | ||
;A | ;A | ||
− | + | :Aodh, Aoidhe | |
+ | :Asdairdine | ||
;B | ;B | ||
− | + | :Bealaodh, Bealaoidhe | |
+ | :Bis | ||
+ | ;C | ||
+ | :Carsfa, Carsfena | ||
+ | :Cosfa, Cosif (compare Cosfa, male name) | ||
;E | ;E | ||
− | + | :Ebugri, Ebugrine | |
+ | :Erriagsa | ||
;F | ;F | ||
− | + | :Fandia | |
+ | :Firle, Firline | ||
;G | ;G | ||
− | + | :Gwebaline | |
;I | ;I | ||
− | + | :Ihusin | |
− | + | :Irrugle, Irruglena | |
− | + | :Ithravaine | |
+ | ;K | ||
+ | :Keliadhin | ||
+ | :Kirradhin | ||
;M | ;M | ||
− | + | :Magdaine | |
− | + | :Magdainia | |
− | + | :Magdailga | |
;S | ;S | ||
− | + | :Shethleaha | |
+ | :Sicha | ||
+ | :Sihaoirn, Sihaoirna | ||
;T | ;T | ||
− | + | :Tamein | |
</div> | </div> | ||
=Family Names= | =Family Names= | ||
==Clan Names== | ==Clan Names== | ||
+ | *Aoshraim | ||
*Bangrin | *Bangrin | ||
*Basheffa | *Basheffa | ||
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*Firraharre | *Firraharre | ||
*Kalmaguha | *Kalmaguha | ||
+ | *Kes | ||
*Luagma-Seha | *Luagma-Seha | ||
*Nuagal | *Nuagal | ||
+ | *Nuchtor | ||
*Sachla | *Sachla | ||
*Scahan | *Scahan | ||
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*Sfarrahersa | *Sfarrahersa | ||
*Tamaculga | *Tamaculga | ||
+ | *Tamba-Sluaidh | ||
*Thríoch, Thríoga | *Thríoch, Thríoga | ||
*Ucharba | *Ucharba |
Latest revision as of 11:53, 12 March 2018
Personal and Family names of the Pytharnian Language are also commonly used in the Gonfalese and Dúrandworese languages. Many of these names are traditional for centuries, but others have been adopted from other languages and become part of the accepted names commonly used in southeast Pytharnia.
Genitive form is given second as it is grammatically essential for the formation of matronyms and patronyms.
Clan Names are essential too. There are less than 100 clan names which for the high population of Magdala and southeastern Pytharnia that patronyms and place-names are requisite.
Given Names
Male
- A
- Achub, Achumne
- Airugadin, Airugaidhne
- Aodhaive, Aodhaiva
- Ambrig, Ambriga
- Arruadh
- B
- Brechara, Brechaire
- Bruf, Bruva
- C
- Cosfa, Cosifa
- CH
- Chaffa, Chaiffe
- D
- Daffach, Daffaiga
- Danvarch, Danvairche
- Duagda, Duaigde
- DH
- Dheabh, Dheaibh
- W
- Esalgion
- F
- Fiogal, Fiogaile
- G
- Gealmas
- Glaibhe, Glaibha
- Gorrig, Gorriga
- Griovain
- Gumedhan, Gumdhain
- H
- Harth, Hairtha
- I
- Iabh, Iaibh ("Iff")
- Ithrave, Ithraiva
- K
- Kerimond, Kerimoinde
- Kiaburra, Kiabuirre
- Kirra
- R
- Riom
- Ruscha, Rusiga
- RH
- Rheigluma, Rheiglumaig
- L
- Liogurn, Lioguirne
- M
- Medibglame, Medibglaima (adopted from Medibgóëse)
- N
- Neif, Niva
- O
- Ofalde, Ofailedh
- Ogbruva, Ogbruive
- Ontairgain, Ontairgaina
- P
- Pirrhaig, Pirrhaiga
- R
- Rhapsarck
- S
- Sahelmith
- Sibhean
- SH
- Sheaharra, Sheahairra
- T
- Talismot
- Tama, Tamaig
- Thrastomion
- Tiogurn, Tioguirne
Female
- A
- Aodh, Aoidhe
- Asdairdine
- B
- Bealaodh, Bealaoidhe
- Bis
- C
- Carsfa, Carsfena
- Cosfa, Cosif (compare Cosfa, male name)
- E
- Ebugri, Ebugrine
- Erriagsa
- F
- Fandia
- Firle, Firline
- G
- Gwebaline
- I
- Ihusin
- Irrugle, Irruglena
- Ithravaine
- K
- Keliadhin
- Kirradhin
- M
- Magdaine
- Magdainia
- Magdailga
- S
- Shethleaha
- Sicha
- Sihaoirn, Sihaoirna
- T
- Tamein
Family Names
Clan Names
- Aoshraim
- Bangrin
- Basheffa
- Dascor
- Duringol
- Fehartha
- Firraharre
- Kalmaguha
- Kes
- Luagma-Seha
- Nuagal
- Nuchtor
- Sachla
- Scahan
- Sheanna
- Siachfladh
- Sfarrahersa
- Tamaculga
- Tamba-Sluaidh
- Thríoch, Thríoga
- Ucharba
- Umanla
Matronymy
- {name} dalwe {name}
Patronymy
- {name} dalg {name}
- Airugadin dalg Fiogaile
- Airugadin dalg Fiogaile dalg Hairtha dalg Niva
- Ontairgain dalg Pirrhaiga
See Also
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