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Revision as of 10:52, 26 January 2025
These names are popular in present times in the Tassan Highlands and Zamiria. Many are inherited from ancient times, especially from the Midretassene Language. Some names from northeastern Zamiria are in fact Dzeke Language names.
Given Name
(P) indicates names popular among Paimbalans, whether in the Tassan Highlands or in Pytharnia. They may also be popular among other Tassans as well.
Male
Notes: P = Paimbalan
- A
- Auranksh (P)
- Ibrikya
- Kurutthesh (P)
- Laugyathund (P)
- Ligmathya
- B
- Bralambo
- E
- Eliro, fr Midretassene Eliros
- F
- G
- Gvalbo
- M
- Madiros
- Medreg: name of eponymous ancestor, compare Midretassene name, Medregos
- Perevath
- R
- Ruspo
- Rh
- Rhaalmathya
- Rhaaltheptis
- Saddhya
- Shapphu
- T
- Taiumbo
- Talino
- Zhakli
Female
- A
- Absena
- Absira
- M
- Midretta
- Z
- Zalia
- These seem more Vimalian
- Dhalufri
- Lamyafri
- Rhaalmathyali
Family Name
Houses
- A
- B
- Bhaswiki
- Chandomiddo
- Dalthi
- E
- Edrakane (Professor)
- F
- Farombo
- G
- Ghuna
- Iktogo
- Lashkafya
- P
- Pestraidano
- R
- R
- Talinibli (Talino + ibli)
- Z
- Zamidigo
Patronymy
- Father's name + iblos
- Family Name: Ancestral Name + ibli
- Previous Note
- This must be changed. Tassan is not Jathya-Dhumi, Jhazya is Jathya-Dhumi and Tassan is Gwenyan.
- {person} + {father's name}jhazya
example: Ligmathya Shapphujhazya or
- shamel, shaml' + father's name
See Also
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