About male telmar names
How male telmar names are built
Names split by gender with chunks chained around a recurring connector, one for female names and one for male names, in patterns ranging from a short female form up to a long alternating chain. Worked examples from the bank: "Miritrarn", "Scelertar", "Tidnetilli".
Miritrarn
four male chunks alternated with the recurring male connector
Tuslei
short female form: two connected chunks plus a closing chunk
Scelertar
four male chunks alternated with the recurring male connector
Naming notes
The phonetic character is Latinate and seafaring, r, l, and -ar or -i endings that read like a settler people of mixed origin. Female and male patterns differ in length and chunk choices. Use these for that conquering human realm's characters or original colonists in a fan story set in that style.
Questions about male telmar names
- Are these official names?
- No. They are fan-made names in the Latinate, settler style of that realm's people, not canon ones.
- How do male and female forms differ?
- They use different connectors and chunk counts, so the genders read with related but distinct shapes.
- Why the seafaring feel?
- The banks favor r and l sounds with -ar and -i endings, evoking a mixed colonist origin.