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Revision as of 22:47, 28 June 2014
Personal and Family Names of Ithatian Peoples (Includes Deliopian, Maturnine, Ebinóëse, Phumaise). See also Theophoric Names.
Given Names
Male
- Abbiachus
- Addanantis
- Agdaskalos (Agdáskalos)
- Aliskémon
- Bispotios
- Dikolomon
- Dymoleus
- Eukept
- Ganternis
- Kaddis
- Kirxionantis
- Kirxionantine
- Lekkimos
- Mando
- Memerth
- Mitalos
- Paradeisius
- Parkyonantis
- Rhionactis
- Rhionantis
- Teklation
- Tegas
- Telicus
- Teper (patronym: Tepriaks)
- Treel (Trelos)
- Eukept
- Zamacontis
- Zeo
- Zeothoth
- Zersolon
- Zersunus
Female
- Aranisso
- Ardeiso
- Melíbdë
- Pallathantina
- Sarredine
- Thyssa
- Zamacontina
Formation of Patronyms
The suffix -aks designates a patronym or 'Son of' in Deliopian. For example, Zuconaks, 'Son of Zuconus' that famously names the ancient hero Addan.
Formation of Gentilician
The suffix -aksi designates a family founded by or descended from the root name.
Formation of Tribal Names
The suffiex -min designates a whole tribe or people. For example, Geddamin, the people or nation of the Gedda.
Deliopian Family Names
- Pthamos (Ducal House)
- Tharstros
See Also
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