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Latest revision as of 15:25, 29 June 2020
Personal Names of Southwestern Pytharnia, particularly Bryndyd.
Second form shown is genitive (dhal = son)
Given Names
Male
(Second form is genitive for patronyms)
- A
- Achansmadh, Achansmaidh
- Agairth, Agairtha
- Aiachourn, Aiachourn
- Aichovalas (Son of Amalthor Smaggcladdas)
- Airvain, Airvain
- Airvasgal, Airvasgail
- Amalthor, Amalthoir
- Ariglas, Ariglais
- Arriudh, Arriuidh (last ruler of Deavingeal Dynasty, son, Tehaspir renounces throne)
- B
- Barois, Baroise
- Beglorn, Begloirn
- Betheg, Bethig
- Bragand, Bragaind
- Brasc, Braisc
- C
- Caferg
- Caspain, Caspaina
- Cathag, Cethaig
- Cavadhen, Cavadhin
- Ceadridh
- Ceredh
- Cumedh, Cumdha
- Cumidhvain
- D
- Daghodh, Daghoidhe
- Dagurglame (from Medibgóëse)
- Deagirn, Deagrin
- Drumgeir
- Dwal, Dwail
- E
- Echeadh, Echeaidh
- Ehansia, Ehansiaidh
- Edrog, Edroig
- Esberth, Esbeirth/Esbirth
- F
- Fascagher, Fascaghire
- Fiath, Fiaitha
- Folmag (cf Fólmach, Erechórebese)
- G
- Gelvo
- Gnaigladh, Gnaiglaidh (Saint)
- Gnamudh, Gnamauidh
- Guspean, Guspeain
- H
- Honcha, Hoinche
- I
- Iarvo
- Iblaigaith
- Ithrag, Ithraig
- Iustragvain
- J
- Jafthor
- Japphew
- L
- Leasivain
- Leigourth (Gonfalese)
- M
- Maistragarth
- Midrevain
- Midrid
- Miorvic
- N
- Norgu
- R
- Rhiggoncha, Rhiggoinech
- Rhionfate (Arch Ducal Name)
- Rualfin
- S
- Seaifdh, Seaifidh
- Sindrevain
- Siradh, Siraidh
- Smealgiadh, Smealgiaidh
- Straudh, Strauidh
- Suvalin, Suvalgin
- T
- Taslain, Taslaina
- Tasphilug, Tasphiluig
- Tucha, Tuicha
- Thairwain
- Thairwydd
- Thorjik
- Thraive
- Thraspevain, Thraspevaina
- Thrionder, Thriondir
- U
- Ullard [Ullareadh, from Thracian Ullarod]]
- Y
- Yahune, Yahuine (Prince's name)
Female
- A
- Aitheste
- Amsefeal
- Aosba
- Ascula
- B
- C
- Carrasiave
- Cathra, Cathran
- D
- Daunableha "Partisan of Dáunau"
- E
- Eherraiva
- Esberdna
- Esbertha
- F
- Fairtha
- G
- Gabhrig
- Gealishin (Saint)
- Greadhonia (wife to Archduke Amalthor)
- H
- I
- Incuse
- Indolise
- Ithiria (Princess Ithiria)
- J
- L
- Lach
- Lauleth
- M
- Mearth
- Midridina
- N
- Nostrina
- O
- Omirrha
- P
Only in Foreign Words
- R
- Rhidna
- Rhiona
- Rhiona-Lauleth
- Rhoiga (Saint Rhoiga)
- S
- Sergabë
- T
- Tealva
- Teioisielin
- Teadhalgin
- Thraspevainia
- U
- Udith
- Ullardina
- V
- Y
- Yogwena
Family Names
Patronymy
- {name} dhal {father's name + Gen/Abl}
- Bragand dhal Fiatha
Matronymy
- {name} dhailge {mother's name + Gen/Abl}
House Names
Ennobled Houses
- I
- Iaffaigechegra "Jaffbarrow"
- K
- Kirgialuiche (Cock Gialorgine Vineyard and Winery)
- S
- Smaggcladdas (Archduchy)
Common Houses
- A
- Aigonsia
- B
- Bismeargha
- Bruave
- C
- Caflaga
- Cathbhuir (Tibloneach dhal Chaoinir)
- D
- Dabhlis
- Damfanirin (name of Dragonrail Bridge over the Rhaunve River)
- Disith
- F
- Fidhrin
- G
- Galtaha
- Gamfidhrin
- Grascurg
- H
- I
- Iaircha
- Iairchaslin
- M
- Miedhurga
- Mighir
- N
- Niaoibha
- O
- Obhinn
- R
- Riamoma
- S
- Scobha
- Sichogha
- Siarbha
- Smiailgesinneadha
- T
- Taha
- Thiga
- Thiga dhaila Ithraig
- Tingolachth
- Y
- Yeabhola
- Yeasioisa
House Branch
- To indicate a different branch of a large house, use House Name + dhaila (Dat) + Gen/Abl of patriarch. This means literally "to the son of" or "with regard to the son of."
- eg:
- Thiga dhaila Ithraig
The oldest patrilineal branch by custom does not indicate by means of "dhaila" unless it is unclear. This can be confusing as often persons of the younger branches will also not indicate the "dhaila."
See Also
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