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Bill: OOC/INFO: Wrnukaék Names & Language
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Submitted by[?]: Trzykrnadrkjogadsrlji Bltmojad
Status[?]: debate
Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.
Description[?]:
| The guide to Brmék, which is basically what the native Wrnukék speak: http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=365272 The guide to Brmék names: http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=429301 The guide to Jelbék names: http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=396321 The Jelbék dictionary: http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=387061 In line with the expansion and development of Jelbic cultures and languages, this bill shall offer a naming system for the Wrnukék ethnicity. The naming system is the same as for Jelbeks (http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=396321), but with different clan and first names. So the naming system work as follows: <First Name> <Father's First Name + -srmko (if male) or -drsme (if female)> <Clan Name>. For example, a full Brmek name under this system would be Kezkai Intrsmorsrmko Kshi (male) or Jlemai Intrsmordrsme Kshi (female). When referring to a person, except for the most formal settings (such as for members of a cabinet) or when it is necessary to avoid ambiguity, it is common to drop the patronymic and just use the First Name and Clan Name. In cases where the father is not known, a matronymic is used instead of a patronymic. Traditional Wrnukaék first names: Aldrkai (m) Aldrmai (f) Merlkai (m) Merlmai (f) Dnkai (m) Dnmai (f) Frérkus (m) Hkinor (m) Hillesko (m) Hilleske (f) Wrnukék-Dorvish names: Agathe (f) = Agzé Adolf (m) = Adlé Andreas (m) = Ndres Arnulf (m) = Rnúf Balthasar (m) = Btházr Barbara (f) = Brbrá Bruno (m) = Brnó Caspar (m) = Kspar Conrad (m) = Knérad Dietrich (m) = Dytrík Eberhard (m) = Brhárd Ernest (m) = Nrést Gerhard (m) = Grhrdz Gunther (m) = Küntr Hedwig (f) = Hedwk Helena (f) = Helná Heinrich (m) = Hynrk Herman (m) = Herlkai Johannes (m) = Juhnzés Kunegunde (f) = Knúgunt Leopold (f) = Léppltz Meinhard (m) = Mhnrád Otto (m) = Otz Reinhard (m) = Rnárd Sigmund (m) = Sígzmn Sophie (f) = Sófz Ulrich (m) = Olryz Werner (m) = Wrné Wilhelm (m) = Wrnhélm Traditional Jelbek first names (created by IdioC): Azi (m/f) = Vibrant Genzi = (m/f) = Energetic Grzkai (m) = Winner Grzmai (f) = Winner Grzoziklune (m/f) = Growing Moon Jezklune (m/f) = Large Moon Heijinoju (m/f) = Good Year Heijkai (m) = Supporter Heijmai (f) = Supporter Hldjezesti (m/f) = Grand Life Intrsmor (m/f) = Intelligent Hrne (f) = Flower Jeztri (m/f) = Hawk Jlekai (m) = Thinker Jlemai (f) = Thinker Kezkai (m) = Strengthener Kezmai (f) = Strengthener Klune (m/f) = Moon Krsyijkai (m) = Unifier Krsyijmai (f) = Unifier Mrjkai (m) = Protector Mrjmai (f) = Protector Nrljkai (m) = Illuminator Nrljmai (f) = Illuminator Sagzi (m/f) = Talkative Shlajkai (m) = Fighter Shlajmai (f) = Fighter Suadjasrl (m/f) = New Soul Tri (m/f) = Bird Trisrl (m/f) = Bird Soul Wrntukai (m) = Leader Wrntumai (f) = Leader Other traditional Jelbic first names: Bhtjar (m) Flavz (m) Hdrin (m) Jla (f) Mandkh (f) Srvla (f) Temrkai (m) Temrmai (f) Tgranz (m) Ugsts(m) Ahmadi (Muslim) first names: Abbas = Ebs Abdullah = Abdlá Abdulmajid = Abdlmecid Abdulrahman = Abdlrahm Adam = Emed Ahmad = Ám'ád Aiysha = Ajisha Ali = Alí Aziz = Ezís Barak = Bák Fatima = Vatím Hala = Hle Hamza = Hemze Hassan = Hesn Hussein = Husn Ja'far = Cavr Jamal = Caml Jana = Jehn Khalid = Halíd Layan (f) = Lén Leen (f) = Lín Malak (f) = Melk Maryam = Mri Mohamed = Mhmet Mubarak = Mubák Mustafa = Mustav Omar = Omr Rashid = Reshd Salma = Selm Sarah = Sará Suleiman = Slejman Yara = Jere Yasin = Jasn Yasmin = Jesmín Yazid = Jazd Yusuf = Jusuv Hosian (Christian) first names: Alexander= Eksandr Anastasia = Nasts Andrew = Andrj Anne = Hán Anthony = Amfn Benjamin = Bunjamín Charles = Krly Christian = Hrsto Christine = Hrstín Christopher = Hrstfer Constantine = Knstín Daniel = Daníl David = Dwít Elijah = Ílja Elisabeth = Ershébef Gabriel = Jebr George = Jeiri Helen = Jlén Hosianne (PT specific name) = Hzíamai Hosianus (PT specific name) = Hzíakai Jane = Jehn Jasmine = Jesmín Jesus/Joshua = Isa John = Juhn Joseph = Jusuv Lazar = Lazr Lucie = Lukz Luke = Luk Mary = Mri Mathew = Mfé Michael = Míhalj Noah = Noh Philip = Flíp Peter = Petr Paul = Pawl Pauline = Pawlín Samuel = Shmíl Samson = Samshn Theodore = Féodr Zachary = Zahr Yeudi (Jewish) and Osean (Ebionite) first names: Abraham = Ibram Aharon = Arun Ahava = Ahwa Ariel = Aríl Aviv = Awiw Baruch = Bruh Benjamin = Bunjamín Chaim = Hajm Daniel = Daníl David = Dwít Deborah = Debra Elior = Elir Eliyahu = Ílja Gabriel = Jebr Ishmael = Ishmíl Job = Ajub Joseph = Jusuv Joshua = Isa Judith = Judif Leah = Lea Lilith = Lilif Michael = Míhalj Moshe = Mush Rebecca = Rebék Samuel = Shmíl Samson = Samshn Solomon = Slejman Susannah = Shoshn Yehuda = Juhd Yitzhak = Jishák Wrnukaék clans: Contrary to nations like Barmenia, the clans in Vanuku are mostly divided by culture. There have always been different tribes in Vanuku but the Dorvish colonization and many conquerors as well as migratory people have left their mark on three seperate cultures. The clan names below have a letter behind them signifying to which tribe they originally belong. B stands for Banmek, northern Dorvish-Wrnukék tribe. T stands for Trmék, eastern Dorvish-Deltarian-Wrnukék tribe. K stands for Krlmék, western Brmék-Wrnukék tribe. Banmeks are often the dominant tribe and use mainly Dutch names, the Trmék are a minor Dutch speaking tribe with Slavic influences. The Krlmék are the most traditional of the tribes, having mainly Brmék influences. Banmek-Sntazed (Wrnukaék for van Zuyden tot Banstill, Wrnuke's royal family) Anzlék (B) Anzlék-Zahr (B) (nobility) Bókkatéz (T) Dnk (K) Dorfluzke (B) Drovkés (T) Hizdrüz (K) Jezküst (T) Kárak (K) Könnyrahe (B) Krlmékez (K) Kwkh-Ílja (K) (nobility) Merlékam (K) Obbéz (K) Ráhklarz (K) Rnofryské (T) Shkmends (K) Shtén (T) Skronores (B) Tekkáws (K) Trmékez (T) Vrhelmszo (B) Vrkz (K) Vrkz-Kerlmék (K) (nobility) Wrnuszkus (K) Zhtál (B) Zhtál-Merlkai (B) (nobility) Brmék clans: The Wrnukaék are closely related to the Brmék, so the Brmék clans can also be used in Vanuku. These are divided by religion, making the Ahmadi and Hosian clans the most relevant. Amrun (✡) Ashur (☨) Aws (☪) Bucék (☪) Cavna (✡) Cusham (☪) Dojan (☪) Gbar (☨) Hacr (☪) Harif (✡) Hekam (☪) Hnanja (☨) Hzar (✡) Kamék (☪) Knz (☪) Kshi (☪) Kush (☪) Lahm (☨) Mardoh (☨) Mirza (☪) Nasir (☨) Nasiv (☪) Pecnék (☪) Sancak (☪) Sarajbék (☪) Sardnpal (☨) Shahrán (☪) Shakír (☪) Shutajb (✡) Snahrib (☨) Srnkzi (☪) Sryca (☪) Strhosíék (✡) Temr (☪) Tuzmhamék (☪) Ubajd (☪) Utrji (☪) Vahri (☪) Zahr (☪) *Their religious affiliation is indicated in brackets; ☪ = Ahmadi; ☨ = Hosian; ✡ = Yeudi and Osean Jelbék clans: Akedkáhe Bozujigumo Frjsrl Grakhldkai Grnohekam Heijiwrn Jezhrjebrnfi Jezkrzi Jeztri Kengljy Kez'i Knzsrlji Megàmotojokai Mrthotrjrzajad Nubaékndz Obmé Ornklarz Salyzr Shanyshkly Suadjakai Vrn Wékj Wkal'tijokai Baokndz Baokrt Hizahnd Hyeon Jezklarz Jrkanyr Jrkaol'itá Idrgrsho Kahzknz Kajsjitaj Klunehnd Kshklarz Knzmazrk Nrktahyeon Nrlzikrt Nubajrka Pshamazrk Temrtamnr Vrnkrt All credit to IdioC, Polites, Zanz, Reddy and unknown contributors over the years. |
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