About codru-ji names
Rounded results like "Lolla" and "Siohi" flow gently, with the occasional clipped outlier such as "Vrok" for contrast. The softness suits a graceful four-armed species in the Star Wars mold, where the name glides even when the anatomy startles. Use the flowing picks for diplomats and dancers and the abrupt ones for laborers and brawlers.
How codru-ji names are built
Names assemble from fragment pools into a single word using one of four shapes. Two shapes use one opener set and can extend by repeating an inner consonant-vowel pair; two use a second set, sometimes ending in a doubled tail, as in "Lolla" and "Nessa". All builds are flagged male in the bank.
Lolla
opener plus doubled-tail build
Biruln
opener with repeated inner pair and consonant tail
Vrok
compact opener build
Naming notes
Short, often reduplicated forms give a soft, tribal sound, well matched to clan-based or forest-dwelling characters in a Star Wars-style setting. The longer builds like "Biruln" read as adult names; the doubled-tail ones like "Lolla" as familiar forms. For original characters, tabletop, and fan fiction.
Questions about codru-ji names
- Why do some end in a doubled letter?
- Two of the four shapes close on a repeated consonant plus vowel, producing soft endings like -lla or -ssa.
- Are there separate female names?
- The bank flags all builds as male. Use them freely as you see fit for your characters.
- Are these official Codru-Ji names?
- No. They are fan-made in a Codru-Ji-inspired style, not official.