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A list of Names commonly used in Medibgö

Given Name

Modern Age

Males

A: Aínb; Äknasso; Aksvöba; Amarwnkabrag "Am is the priest-mage of the gods"; Amercha (Imperial) "devotee of the god Am"; Amgiádda "the god Am helps" or "The God Am is my help"; Amsiáddawr (Imperial); Araddŵrcha (Imperial); Arfullag (Imperial); Arí (from Arigo); Arrham; Arrhamachorn; Arwbo "little god, godling"; Arwboddorn "Son of the little god"
B: Banskö (Imperial); Brâg Déwsin "Priest-Mage + ?" (Sorcerer-King); Breffewdda; Brewdda (Imperial); Brigo; Brüdbáwan (Imperial); Brŵspa (Imperial); Büskna
D: Dagwrffräwlis (father of Omandral); Dawfa (Imperial)
Dd: Ddaínba; Ddaligú (Imperial); Ddowrbas
E: Ebach; Errhabsigsern "Given to the god Errhab (Errignomon)", ruler; Erska (Imperial)
F: Ffaddgiol (Imperial); Ffaigur; Ffallma; Ffeffarigö (Imperial); Ffehur; Ffiowdd
G: Ganffercha (Imperial) "devotee of Ganff"; Gisdanal (Imperial); Gnaspadborn; Gnaffa; Gnaspadbun; Gnäbgial; Gnächew (Imperial); Gnächewchorn; Gohroich; Gösge; Göswrb "Master of the Nation"; Graín; Graínachorn; Gwyspädda (Imperial)
H: Hadmurn (Imperial); Hamgöskba; Harthrawgercha "devotee of Arathrax (Harthrawg)"; Hawbercha (Imperial) "devotee of Hawb"; Hewfa (Imperial); Hewfachorn
I: Igäddíon (Sorcerer-King, founder of Gnas Dynasty); Iodrimidd (Ambrasian Reformer); Isladb (Imperial); Isladbachorn
K: Kachrachorn (< Keher); Keher, Kachr-; Kemiag; Kéwb "Clever, Adroit"; Kéwbachorn; Köbattal; Kwändb; Kwambö
L: Lowths; Lwdb
LL: Llambawr (Imperial); Llewchobrag (Prince-Governor of Aurice); Llirethgilla; Llörgabain [Llörga + bain]; Llowcha; Llwb (Imperial); Llŵmbo "Little Llŵm" (Imperial); Llŵmgach "Plaything of Llŵm" (Imperial); Llŵmgachorn Son of the Plaything of Llŵm (Imperial)
M: Maddawnew; Madrewcha (Imperial); Masffäla (Imperial); Meidbercha (Imperial) "devotee of Meidb"; Meidbewddorn; Meidbglam [Meidb ancestor of the Medibgösk + glam ‘?’]; Mecladú; Müddge
N: Nasgöb; Néwb; Niochí "Striver"
O
Ö: Örrís Lägwyn (Sorcerer-King)
R
RH: Rhäfiach (Imperial); Rhewllagörcha; Rhewllaböski "Phallus of Rhio", Ruler name, House Theba; Rhewllercha (Imperial) "devotee of Rhewll" (Rhio)
S: Salb; Smaiguth (Imperial); Söm; Svägb; Sväluska (Prince-Governor of Aurice); Svüg; Svügachorn; Swrbdorn "Son of the Master of the House"
T: Talban (Imperial); Taliasich; Taughsidba; Tigbö (Imperial); Tirraglewb; Twygäch (Imperial)
TH: Thawchbörin (Imperial); Thörvasgin; Thrawgniochí "He strives with Harthrawg" 'Thrawg' was a clipped version of Harthrawg; Threwggercha (Imperial) "devotee of Threwgg" (Threy); Thŵsiogyr Rhewggan (Sorcerer-King)
W
Y

Ybawvrach (also Gonfalese)

Female

A: Addag; Amerg; Arewleín (Imperial); Arwgbís "Lady of the Goddess" or possibly "My Lady is the Goddess"; Arwggasä "Handmaiden of the goddess"; Asínóbdde
B: Basbi; Bírddahab; Bwänb
D: Dawnbís "Lady of the Goddess Dawn, Dáunau"; Dawnerg "Devotee of the Goddess Dawn, Dáunau"
DD: Ddainís; Dvaínbís
E: Eddiaig; Eriwerg "devotee of Eriu"
F
FF: Ffargerg; Ffawaín
G: Galibé (Imperial); Galffasínbís; Ganfferg; Garthgasä [“honeybee” < garth ‘honey’ + gasä ‘handmaiden’]; Gnärwe (Imperial); Gorrhig
H: Hawberg; Höberg
K: Köín
L
LL: Llügbe
M: Mähörg; Meidberg; Meidbiainbís; Míro
N: Níaín Siéwba; Nwäsi
O
Ö: Öskba
R
RH: Rhägg; Rhewllerg
S: Sabdira; Safretirg; Sídb [Sheedhv]; Sinnerg "Devotee of Zando"; Síagüb; Siowba; Snameis (aunt to Ddägduch); Swüsaín
T: Tösthaín; Tveddi; Twäserg (guardian of Gnasian Heir)
Th: Thälfisig
W: Wddysin

Name-Generating Suffixes

-bo: diminutive
-chorn: -orn: son of
-ercha: devotee of, masculine
-erg: devotee of, feminine

Servant Names

Male

G: Glumba

Female

P: Pag

Heroic Age

Heroic Age is pre-Yophenthean Sovereignty.

Male

D: Dagurglam [dagur + glam]
G: Gnaspa
LL: Llaíbwessa; Llörgabain [Llörga + bain]
M: Meidbglam [Medib + glam]
T: Taliasig
Ths: Thséoglam

Female

A: Assath
Ch: Chíalia
Ff: Ffawaín
G: Garthgasä [“honeybee” < garth ‘honey’ + gasä ‘handmaiden’]
R
Rh: Rhewllagasä [<Rhewlla + gasä 'handmaiden']
S: Siwaín

Family Name

Patronymy

umba, 'mba + father's name

Matronymy

glacha + mother's name

Married Woman

A married woman retains the name of her father's house as a special maiden name along with her husband's house name. The name has the suffice -fi appended to it. For example, a daughter of House Llímgö who marries Brökn will retain the name Llímgöfi and gain the name Brökn Astöb where 'astöb' refers to a noble house.