About caldari names
Finnish and Japanese echoes blend in results like "Anekki Lavola" and "Kuiruhiko Ukkobo", doubled vowels and crisp consonants stacked into tidy two-part records. They fit capsuleers and executives inspired by EVE Online's Caldari State, where a name reads like a line in a personnel file. Surnames such as "Tassmann" carry industrial weight suited to old megacorp dynasties.
How caldari names are built
Caldari names build in the style of EVE Online's corporate state, using the same two-slot given-name and surname structure as the empire sets. Female and male given names come from separate two-part banks, and both share the same surname banks. The banks lean on rounded vowels and -bist, -kei and -warhi endings.
Jaosokora Kiranenar
Jaoso + kora + Kira + nenar
male two-part given name plus two-part surname
Luhuroli Tomabist
Luhu + roli + Toma + bist
female two-part given name plus surname
Aulaikik Mohiwarhi
Aulai + kik + Mohi + warhi
female given name plus surname
Naming notes
The male given-name second-part bank (434 entries) is the deepest pool, so male surnamed forms vary most, while the 221-entry female first-part bank recurs soonest. The sound is smoother and more clipped than the Amarr register, fitting a regimented corporate culture. Good for pilots, executives, or original characters in that disciplined sci-fi register for fan settings.
Questions about caldari names
- Are these official Caldari names?
- No. They are fan-made names in that style, built from two-slot banks rather than any official source.
- Why do these resemble the other EVE name sets?
- All four faction sets share the same two-slot given-and-surname structure; only the underlying bank contents differ, which shifts the sound per faction.
- Can any first name pair with any surname?
- Yes. The given-name halves and surname halves are sampled independently, so pairings mix freely.