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Bill: OOC: The Hulstro-Mikun Language (Names and Surnames)
Details
Submitted by[?]: 🌺 Septemberistische PW/全体中隔
Status[?]: defeated
Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.
Voting deadline: September 4787
Description[?]:
| MALE NAMES Augusutin, Adorufu, Andoreasu, Anton, Arekusandā, Aroisu, Arubāto, Aruberuto, Aruburehito, Arufureddo, Arunoruto, Arunurufu, Arutūru, Augusuto, Bēberu, Benedikuto, Berunharuto, Beruto, Berutoruto, Burukuharuto, Burun, Burūno, Byorun, Danieru, Dāvito, Diruku, Dītorihi, Eaharuto, Ēberuharuto, Edogā, Edomondo, Edowin, Edwuaruto, Egon, Ekuberuto, Emerihhi, Eriasu, Erikku, Erunsuto, Faito, Ferikusu, Ferudinando, Firippu, Fūberuto, Fūgō, Furantsu, Furantsu, Furīdorihi, Furittsu, Furorian, Georuku, Geruto, Gettsu, Gottofurīto, Gusutafu, Gyuntā, Hai, Hainrihi, Haintsu, Hāman, Hansu, Henihhi, Heriberuto, Heruman, Herumūto, Hirudeburanto, Horusuto, Igunatsu, Jigisumunto, Kaizā, Kāru, Kāruhaintsu, Konrāto, Kurausu, Kuremensu, Kurisutofu, Kuruto, Kusāvā, Mainharuto, Makkusu, Makushimirian, Man, Manfurēto, Mariusu, Marutin, Matiasu, Mihyaeru, Mōrittsu, Niko, Nikorai, Nikurasu, Oigen, Orivā, Osukā, Osukaru, Ottō, Ottomāru, Ozuwarudo, Pauru, Pēru, Pētā, Radisurausu, Rainharuto, Rarufu, Rāsu, Reoporuto, Rihyaruto, Riudorufu, Roberuto, Rōrentsu, Rotāru, Rudorufu, Rūkasu, Rūpurehito, Rūtovihi, Ruttsu, Sebasuchan, Shiruvesutā, Suven, Teobarudo, Teodōru, Timo, Tiruman, Tomasu, Tsahariasu, Ūdo, Ururihi, Ūve, Varutā, Ventseru, Verufu, Vīranto, Viruherumu, Vorufugangu, Vorufuramu, Werunā, Yan, Yāpu, Yensu, Yeruku, Yoahimu, Yohan, Yohanesu, Yohhen, Yoshiasu, Yōzefu, Yurian, Yuriusu, Yurugen, Yuruku, Zamueru, Zaromon FEMALE NAMES Āderugunde, Adēre, Āderuhaito, Angera, An'na, An'ne, An'nerīze, Anzerika, Arabera, Arekusandora, Bēberu, Birugitto, Diana, Erizabeto, Everin, Feodora, Geruda, Gerurinde, Gerutorūto, Gīzera, Guratia, Haiji, Han'na, Hētovihi, Hirude, Hirudegaruto, Ina, Inge, Irēne, Iruze, Kamira, Karorīne, Konsutantse, Kunigunde, Kurara, Kurisutīne, Magudarēne, Marī, Marugarēte, Matirude, Mehitiruto, Miriamu, Nēna, Nerī, Nora, Paurīne, Regīna, Rotte, Rotti, Rōza, Ruīza, Ruīze, Rūsu, Sharurotte, Shimōne, Sūjī, Sutefanī, Suzan'na, Terejia, Tsetsīria, Tsetsīrie, Ururike, Urusura, Viruherumina, Yohan'na, Yutta, Zabīne, Zofī SURNAMES Āberu, Abuto, Adamu, Adorā, Aihihorun, Aihingā, Ainshutain, Aisuferuto, Aisunā, Aisurā, Andorēe, Anshuttsu, Arekusandā, Ārento, Arofusu, Arubāto, Aruburehito, Arunimu, Arunoruto, Aruto, Auerubahha, Bahha, Bahha, Baieru, Baisu, Bauā, Bauman, Baumugarutonā, Bēa, Bēberu, Behhyā, Behishutain, Bekkā, Bekku, Bēme, Bēmu, Benedikuto, Benkendorufu, Bērensu, Bērento, Berugā, Berukuman, Berunharuto, Berunshutain, Berutoruto, Besuto, Betteruhaimu, Bēze, Bībā, Bisumaruku, Bōde, Bōdevihi, Bōren, Burandenburuku, Buranto, Burauā, Buraun, Burēmā, Burenā, Burenderu, Buretto, Burohho, Buroiā, Buronberuku, Burukuharuto, Burukumyurā, Burūmuharuto, Burun'nā, Burūno, Buryukkunā, Buryūru, Busshu, Byūhinā, Byūrā, Byūrō, Damurosshu, Dan'neberuku, Dea, Deafuringā, Deruburyukku, Dītorihi, Dītsu, Doitchu, Dorekusurā, Eaharuto, Ēberuharuto, Ēberuto, Ēbunā, Ēdā, Ekkāto, Ekku, Emerihhi, Endā, Ende, Engeru, Engeruman, Engurā, Enke, Epushutain, Ērenberuku, Eriasu, Erunsuto, Ērurihi, Erusaremu, Erutoman, Esshenbahha, Faifā, Faito, Fārubahha, Faruku, Fasubendā, Ferusutā, Fīdorā, Fihite, Finku, Fisshā, Fōgeru, Fokkā, Fōkuto, Fon, Fosu, Fosutā, Fūbā, Fukkusu, Funke, Funku, Funmeru, Furai, Furaishā, Furaishuman, Furaitāku, Furaiyā, Furankenberuku, Furantsu, Furaunhōfā, Furēberu, Furemingu, Furikkā, Furoito, Furomu, Furutovengurā, Fūto, Fyurusuto, Gantsu, Georuge, Gēren, Gērike, Gēringu, Gēru, Gerurahha, Gēto, Gettsu, Gezeru, Gintsuburuku, Gīsurā, Gorutoshumitto, Gottofurīto, Guggenhaimu, Gumerin, Gurāfu, Gurainā, Guraubā, Guraupunā, Gurimu, Gurosu, Gurosu, Gururitto, Gyuntā, Gyuruke, Hādingu, Hāgen, Hai, Haidā, Haideggā, Haiden, Haimu, Haine, Hainrain, Haintsu, Hāken, Hakku, Hāman, Hanke, Hanmāshumitto, Hantoke, Harā, Harushutain, Harutingu, Harutoman, Hāshu, Hasse, Hāsu, Hauke, Hauputoman, Hausu, Hausukunehito, Hāze, Hefurigā, Hēgā, Hēgeru, Hekkeru, Henihhi, Henkeru, Herubihi, Heruman, Herumesuberugā, Herushā, Heruto, Hesse, Hesu, Hettsā, Hindenburuku, Hiruberuto, Hirude, Hirudeburanto, Hitorā, Hodorā, Hōenberuku, Hofumaisutā, Hofuman, Hoiā, Hōnekkā, Hōnekku, Horun, Hyūbunā, Hyukkeru, Iruku, Jimu, Jirubāman, Kaiteru, Kaizā, Kanto, Kappu, Kāru, Karube, Karushu, Karutenburun'nā, Kasshīrā, Kattsu, Kaufuman, Kēnihi, Kenpu, Kenpufā, Keppen, Kepperu, Kepurā, Kerā, Kērā, Kereruman, Kerunā, Kēruroitā, Kesutonā, Kīfā, Kinkeru, Kīru, Kiruhiaisu, Kiruhihofu, Kiruhinā, Kirushu, Kitteru, Kofuman, Kōhen, Kohho, Konrāto, Korube, Kosutonā, Kōtsu, Kūn, Kunēzā, Kunmā, Kuntse, Kuntsu, Kuppā, Kuraibā, Kurain, Kuraisuto, Kurāmā, Kuramu, Kurapurōto, Kurara, Kurausu, Kurauzā, Kurauze, Kurei, Kurēmā, Kurēpusu, Kuretchimā, Kuringā, Kuroitsā, Kurūge, Kurutsu, Kuryūgā, Kuryūgeru, Kushunā, Kuvanto, Mai, Maīru, Maisunā, Maisuringā, Maiyā, Makkusu, Man, Man, Man, Man, Mansuferuto, Mantoiferu, Mārā, Marushunā, Marutin, Mekkeru, Mekkuringā, Menderusuzōn, Mengā, Mengeruberuku, Merendorufu, Mērian, Merukeru, Merutsu, Mesunā, Mintsu, Miruhi, Morodā, Mōru, Morugenshuterun, Morutoke, Mōtsaruto, Myurā, Myūruferuto, Nauman, Nētā, Nīche, Nikurasu, Nīmaiyā, Noibauā, Noiberuku, Noiman, Noirāto, Ōberuto, Oirā, Oirenburuku, Ōman, Oppenhaimā, Oppenhaimu, Orivā, Osuteruman, Otto, Ozuwarudo, Papusuto, Pētāsu, Petori, Pufefā, Puringusuhaimu, Purohasuka, Rābe, Rādemahhā, Raihenbahha, Raihihāto, Raihyaruto, Raihyenau, Rainā, Raishawā, Raisutā, Raitonā, Rān, Rānā, Range, Rangu, Ranpe, Rattsenbāgā, Rau, Rēdāman, Refurā, Rēman, Rēmu, Rentsu, Resshingu, Rēve, Rībāman, Rīderu, Rīgeru, Rihitā, Rīman, Rīmu, Rinke, Rintsu, Rippuman, Rīsu, Risuto, Rittā, Rīven, Roientāru, Roitā, Rokku, Ronberuku, Rōrentsu, Rōrushahha, Rōsu, Rotāru, Rōtenberugā, Rōto, Rōtoringen, Rōza, Rōzenberuku, Rōzenburatto, Rōzenferuto, Rōzenkurantsu, Rōzenshutain, Rōzentāru, Rūbinshutain, Rūkasu, Runge, Runpufu, Rūsu, Rusuto, Rutā, Rūto, Ruttsu, Ryuttsuou, Shaidā, Shaideman, Shain, Shea, Shēfā, Shēn, Shēnborun, Shenkā, Shenku, Shērā, Sheringu, Shēru, Shīboruto, Shindorā, Shingā, Shinpā, Shiringu, Shiruvesutā, Shokku, Shōn, Shorutsu, Shotto, Shubaitsā, Shūbaruto, Shūberuto, Shūmahha, Shūman, Shumitto, Shunāberu, Shunaidā, Shunaidāhan, Shunittsurā, Shupehito, Shupengurā, Shupīgeru, Shupittsā, Shuraierumahhā, Shurēdā, Shurēgeru, Shurejingā, Shurētā, Shurikku, Shurinku, Shurutsu, Shūsutā, Shutain, Shutainā, Shutainbahha, Shutainhairu, Shutainmettsu, Shutaufenberuku, Shuterun, Shutorausu, Shutorūbe, Shutorumu, Shutwukku, Shuvarutsenberuku, Shuvarutsushiruto, Shuwarutsu, Shuwarutsukofu, Supuringā, Tan, Taushihi, Tirihhi, Toeni, Tomajiusu, Torappu, Tsahariasu, Tsīgurā, Tsinmāman, Tsin'nā, Tsukkākandoru, Tsumushutēku, Tsuvaiku, Uentsu, Ūru, Ururihi, Vaigure, Vaiguru, Vainberugā, Vairu, Vaisenberugā, Vaitsuzekkā, Varutā, Varutoshutain, Vassāman, Vēgenā, Ventseru, Vērā, Verusu, Verute, Vinkeruman, Vīranto, Vire, Viruto, Vitto, Vorufu, Wagunā, Wāruburugu, Wēbā, Werunā, Witogenshutain, Witte, Yādasuzōn, Yēgā, Yeshuke, Yoffumu, Yungu, Zahhā, Zaideru, Zaidorā, Zaidorittsu, Zaidoru, Zaiferuto, Zakkusu, Zandā, Zanderuringu, Zaromon, Zūtā, Zūtāmaisutā |
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| Date | 19:37:31, July 18, 2020 CET | From |  Moderation | To | Debating the OOC: The Hulstro-Mikun Language (Names and Surnames) |
| Message | OOC: Archiving. |
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Voting
| Vote | Seats | |
| yes | Total Seats: 0 | |
| no |
Total Seats: 525 | |
| abstain | Total Seats: 0 |
| Random fact: Whilst the use of non-English languages can be appropriate for nation names, party names, constitutional titles and other variables, English is the official language of communication in the game. All descriptive texts and public communications should be in English or at least appear alongside a full English translation. |
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