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444names · 1 year
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Hello hi sweetie pie worldbuilder
This blog is dedicated to the markov namegen name stashes.
You can use names generated for free and for any purpose!
Each post contains 444 names, sometimes 888 (because I add an alternative version of the list with different generation rules out of the same seed/input) or <444 (because the site couldn't combine enough names). This number is chosen for no particular reason.
You can suggest seeds/source material for new name stashes in personal messages, comments, or the ask box.
Note that all names presented are randomly generated, thus I do not carry any responsibility if any of them sound bad, carry rude or explicit meaning in some and any language (you gotta check it yourself before you use it, okay?) and if any of them match already existing real or fictional people names, or are just words. If you want to, get to know how the Markov generator works.
You can easily browse the names using this link. Just go there and press "Ctrl+f" or "Ctrl+g" which will activate a search on page pop-up menu in your browser, then just find anything your heart desires.
There exists an add-on blog, sprout of this one dedicated to some particular seeds/inputs, and perhaps tutorials on how to do your own stashes if you want to: @444namesplus.
The following segment is a newsboard of sorts:
Someone asked me why my blog has a map for a profile icon. Think about it. Billions of places, billions of people and all have a name or even several. I think it's just poetic
Again, I don't separate names by gender because 1) too much work and 2) it's up to you if some name sounds feminine or masculine. Same with pronunciation.
Not so long ago we hit 1 000 stashes. Dasalot of Names, let's keep going.
Really losing interest in this blog lately. Hope I don't stop posting completely because I like doing stuff on here.
At some point in mid-September 2023 I've changed the formatting of the posts in an attempt to attract more followers. Older posts will remain as they are, while all new ones will be done the way they are right now with a possibility of me dropping the idea sometime in the future.
Before you accuse me of using AI, learn what Markov chains are because that's what I am using to make the stashes. The link is right there above. I'm so fucking tired of people with 0 reading comprehension accusing me of using something I avidly hate.
If you followed this blog and you're new around, PLEASE let me know if you enjoy the content* *(I cannot really call it "art" since I am just operating a program generating the names by feeding it datasets from various sources I filter and format to be read correctly) Send an ask, say a couple warm words, you can also ask for a series of stashes on some specific theme like "cities in Florida", "Warrior Cats character names" or "Pirates of the Caribbean actors cast".
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dunmeshistash · 1 month
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Dungeon Meshi Adventurer's Bible - Naming Notes.
Transcript on ALT and my own observations under the cut.
The part about half-foot names made me a little confused when I first read. But basically it works as "FirstnameLastname Fathers(z)" so chilchuck's daughter Meijack would be Meijack Chils(z), first name mei, last name jack and family name Chils(z)
English isnt my first language so I'm not sure if "last name" sounded like "surname" for anyone else. But thinking about its more like a compound first name? (Something like "Anna Sophia"?)
Here's the original page for half-foot names, I believe it says "前名と後名" which google says is "before name" and "after name".
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Another note is that I just remembered Senshi is warrior in japanese reading that note, like sailor senshi (is from where I remembered). Common tongue is japanese, should be obvious since its a japanese work but the realization was very amusing to me.
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extrajigs · 5 months
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NEW ALIEN LETS GOOO. This time these are fellas living within the iron clouds of a gas giant.
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They're quite large, think building sized, and spend most of their time floating through the cloud layers feasting upon the microscopic critters in the air around them. They catch their food in the fronds of their feeding arms before passing them through their looong mouth. I don't know if this is plausible but I think I'm going to cut their planet into two main sections, a super heated sky of gaseous metals and then a small compact core. Wanted them to be in a position to breathe iron instead of oxygen, if they came into contact with our atmosphere they would rust from the inside out. But on their planet they are happily bobbing around in the sky as if weightless. It just works.
These fellas are gunna be in the same universe as my pentapods, I think the theme is going to be 'planet bound societies interacting via space junk left over from another fallen civilization'. So whereas pentapods are planetlocked because of having no access to actual ground materials, these fellas are more so bound by the extremes of their habitat.
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keymintt · 4 months
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pack of three
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shinobicyrus · 1 year
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One thing my brain keeps going back to about Pacific Rim (besides the rad giant robots) is the whole existence of kaiju organ harvesters and their implications.
Like, you have Hannibal Chau, a bizarre and interesting character, but we’re presented with a black market operation that seems mostly interested in the “alternative medicine” uses of kaiju parts.
But my brain demands to know: what does the corporate kaiju harvesting industry look like? Sure kaiju blood is toxic, but there are plenty of toxic materials that have useful applications. Are there chemical companies studying kaiju organs? Big-Pharma jumping on the kaiju bone-powder bandwagon? Are bio-tech firms studying kaiju hide to make tougher materials? Agribusinesses clamoring to acquire kaiju crap for fertilizer?
I’m picturing something like the age of whaling, when humans hunted giant animals and carved them up to feed insatiable industries. Whale-oil lighting lanterns for entire cities, whale-bone being used in everything from knick-knacks, tools, umbrellas, and corsets. Ambergris alone was used in perfumes, medicines, cooking. It was even added to wine as an aphrodisiac.
We glimpsed how kaiju affected pop-culture. Now picture a kaiju smashing a city, but the stock market going up for construction companies (rebuilding the cities), vulture real estate (buying the destroyed land cheap), and all the other corporations that profit from the systematic dismantling of a kaiju corpse and making money off of its parts. Sure, a city was roughed up and who knows how many thousands are dead, but it’s a better windfall when a kaiju makes landfall. It’s always less profitable when jaegers kill them too quickly; sea-based extractions are so much more expensive.
Imagine entire industries, entire economies that don’t just make money from the devastation of kaiju attacks, but grow dependent on them. And then the laws, the squabbles over those valuable, resource-rich kaiju corpses. If a kaiju attacks one country but keeps rampaging and is killed in the country next door, who has claim over the body? The party who was damaged more by it or the country where the corpse physically is? Bidding wars over “cleanup” contracts that cut corners and are only interested in collecting those sweet, sweet, kaiju parts as fast as possible, even if their official mandate is supposed to be the safe removal and cleanup of a toxic substance.
Once jaegers started getting efficient at killing kaiju, the people with all the money became less interested in solving the problem of kaiju attacks and switched to merely managing the industries that kaiju-killing feeds.
What? You want to put more resources into R&D to try and close the Breach? Whatever for? The kaiju comes out, jaegers kill it, and the “host country” gets the proceeds from the kaiju’s body. It’s a win-win for everyone. Why waste time, money, and effort solving a problem that isn’t a problem anymore?
Everything is under control.
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locusfandomtime · 2 months
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my favourite headcanon when dealing with whatever the hell mcyt’s names are is that everyone just has a fucking universe assigned string of characters (the username) which everyone knows and is what the universe calls you by, but serves no actual functional purpose by itself
in society, the username is used as the legal name because its convenient - at any given point a username is unique to one person and you can easily identify someone by username
but obviously, the username is random and as a casual name it may not work - “Grian” is a fine name but “BdoubleO100” is a nightmare to say, so people develop nicknames based off these. some people go as far to have nicknames completely divorced from their username - e.g. “Jimmy” for “SolidarityGaming”
usernames probably bring up a lot of questions. they seem random, not affected by environmental or genetic factors in any discernible way. they’re more likely to contain words - or things that are kind of like words - than a truly random string of letters. I imagine there being a lot of meaning ascribed to them - like certain numbers symbolising certain things or certain words detailing something for your future. example: people with “7” in their name are more serious (supposedly. it’s kind of equivalent to our zodiac signs. belief varies)
I like to think about all the implications of this naming system. xB off-handedly said that Joel’s username is “SmallishBeans” so he’ll only be calling him “Beans” and not “Joel”, does this imply that some people believe your nickname must be derived by your username and consider nicknames that aren’t illegitimate? what about people that want to change their username? there’d be less name changes than our world (since names aren’t family or gender related) but it’s certainly possible (as you change the username of your minecraft account), but is there a stigma against it? rejecting the very name the universe gave you? are “rare” names (such as with small character count or palindrome etc) considered lucky or unusual?
(using the term “nickname” for ease of understanding because that’s our closest equivalent but in-universe this isn’t really what they are. better term “casual name”? “nickname” implies it isn’t your real name or is a cute shortening, whilst this would definitely be considered your name, just one of two types)
i just have… thoughts.
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rhyaxxyn · 3 months
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a writeblr resurrection
my name is rhyannyn, and i'm looking to get more involved into the writeblr community after a lengthy hiatus of getting myself and my works in order. i'm always willing to follow new people, and reconnect with writeblrs i knew a few years ago when i was consistently on tumblr (going as kennedy :b)
if you write any of the following, are intrigued by any of the following, or just want to hang out and rip my OCs apart (i've got a list of where you should start, by the way) please feel free to follow and I will follow back. i'm really looking to find writeblrs right now who blogs are focused on writing, as i always love finding new things to read, and new stories to support :)
tragic characters--characters who see no way out, characters who are icarus coded and sisyphus coded AND antigone coded, characters caged by their duty and love and faith and it destroys them
in turn, complex characters with really rich backgrounds
stories influenced by slavic cultures (polish heritage plays a large part in one of my fantasy cultures)
queer fantasy stories by queer voices
FANTASY! CONTEMPORARY FANTASY! SCIFI FANTASY! DARK FANTASY! HIGH FANTASY! URBAN FANTASY! I WILL SCROUNGE THE FLOORS FOR FANTASY AND GORGE MYSELF ON IT!
stories that are anti-colonizer. i like seeing indigenous people win, and i love stories with irish, native american, sammi, and kurdish influences. i like seeing characters cling to who they are and old gods and kind ways while colonizers try to take it away, and i like seeing indigenous people prevail.
worldbuilding with a major focus on family values, religion, and magic.
any and all things dark
slowburn lovers, slowburn friendships, slowburn found family. make it teeth-gritting and loving and heart gouging. i will devour it.
characters who are hurt and traumatized and it isn't the end. characters in the dark who keep going even when there isn't any light in sight.
all things divine and demonic and grimy. i have a taste for violence as long as it serves a purpose to the story and isn't done just for fun
this is a list of things i write, and what i particularly love to read in literature, but i'm willing to follow any writeblrs and hopefully connect with some new and old accounts!
again, i've been off of tumblr for an official two years now (yes my bad, but alas i had the strangest hyperfixation on the job i despise and totally disappeared), but i am holding myself by the throat and forcing myself to resurrect because i am trying to publish a book right now!
oh and my wip page sucks. please avoid it at all costs while i try to edit it :3
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beeb-oob · 5 months
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these guys got a small redesign from me a while ago, since i plan to flesh them out more
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lichpassing · 21 days
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Let's talk about spring hounds!
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Spring hounds are the analog for dogs on Aurum, occupying a similar niche to wolves. They became domesticated a lot later than ours did, having become genetically distinct from their ancestors about 20,000 years ago. Because of this, along with other factors, they aren’t as physically diverse as our dogs are, but they fill many different niches and do have distinct breeds.
Remains of their ancestor species were found in singer burial grounds as far back as around 48,000 years ago! That’s around 20,000 years before Aurum’s last mass extinction event! The working theory for why it took them so long to become their own species is that bands of C singers would kidnap pups and raise them as their own on occasion. Since that was uncommon at the time, domestication just didn’t have the chance to come about until later.
Later on, because of an asteroid impact, populations of most species dropped drastically or completely disappeared. Spring hounds ancestors had a hard time coping with the post-impact world, and taking more scraps from the species who can hunt large game seemed very alluring. Over the next few thousand years, as the two singer species started to get more and more intertwined, spring hounds changed a lot. Close proximity to C singers made them much more sociable, trainable, and visually appealing (yay neoteny).
The reason why working with this species specifically was so appealing to Cs was the difference in their hunting methods. Cs are ambush predators, they can reach extremely high speeds, but not for very long. Spring hounds are endurance predators, they can pursue prey for much longer. When whatever is being hunted tries to escape, spring hounds are there to cut them off or herd them back to the hunting party. It's a system that benefits both, and that forged a deep bond between the two species.
Spring hounds still exist in the modern day, they're a very common working animal and even more common companions. It's common practice for Cs who give birth to only one child to get their child a spring hound pup to play and socialize with.
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E singers also keep them as pets, but their relationship with them is similar to our relationship with cats. Spring Hounds are slightly intimidated by Es size, and Es have a harder time forming bonds with them because of this. However, they are still pretty popular pets, and the two can form close bonds with each other like Cs can. Es just need to approach them with more patience and understanding.
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Biology
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With strong legs, stocky bodies, and mouths full of sharp teeth, spring hounds make formidable predators. Their body plan is similar to that of a kangaroo because of their shared need for endurance. They can hop at a stable speed for miles, pursuing prey until the exhaustion overcomes them.
Their tail has the same 3 segments most members of their class do, and it's used as a leg when they aren’t moving. The only exception to this is the awkward shuffle they do to move very short distances.
Their feet have one large claw to hook onto prey while they hold them down. Since they hunt in packs, they use their collective weight to hold down whatever they catch.
Large ears give them great hearing, allowing them to be alerted to things moving a considerable distance away from them. The long, thin feathers on their head are connected to recessive ears, which evolved to be used for communication and courtship.
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Spring pups are much fluffier, lacking the tusks and open ears of an adult hound. Their young are more altricial than Cs, and are unable to walk or hear for a few weeks after they are born. The two parents of the pups will take turns watching over the litter while the other one hunts. They can start eating meat after a couple of days but cannot crack through shells and bones until they're older.
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On average an adult spring hound is about 2-3 feet tall, but some breeds get closer to 1 or 4 feet.
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Their mouths are a bit overcomplicated, again like most animals in their class. One thing that sets them and the species closely related to them apart is the fact they are both carnivorous and have external tusks. The external tusks are not really for hunting, but for manipulating and holding onto carrion, and for building nests. Unlike their internal tusks, the external ones can move slightly up and down. They'll hold objects between their external tusks and tongue, and while they don't have the strongest grip, it makes up for their lack of forelegs or arms. The internal ones are used for hunting, so they’re are more firmly set in the jaw and are much sharper. Their beak is the real star of the show, however, it's the strongest part of their mouth and can bite through a lot of the harder parts of the animals they eat. In households, they have a bad habit of biting chair legs in half that are too thin if they don't get trained to use a designated chew toy. The “tongue” inside is a radula, and it's covered in thousands of teeth.
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Their eye color ranges from yellow to red, but their sclera is usually the same shade of very dark blue. Similarly to c singers, their eyes are not round, and are instead eye stalks similar to a mantis shrimps underneath skin, fat, and muscle. Their eyes rotation is limited, and they often will rotate their heads or bodies to get a good look at something. The “pull apart” style pupil is common amongst more nocturnal or crepuscular predators, with spring hounds falling into the latter category.
Coat genetics
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There are 12 categories of spring hound base coat colors, with 4 major color categories. Brown and tan are the most common, with black being a bit more uncommon and red being the rarest. The dilute gene is self explanatory, it lightens the color and patterning of the coat to varying degrees, nothing too flashy. The blush dilute is somewhat similar, but it impacts the pheomelanin less than the eumelanin, therefore it leaves a bit more of a rosy tone. The gene for dilute and blush dilute are both recessive, but it might show up again if the same type of dilute gene exists in both parents.
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There are some other colors that are the result of genetic mutations. All white coats don't exist in spring hounds standard coat colors, but leucistic spring hounds are not uncommon, so it was assumed they were part of the standard array. Albinism and melanism are both rather rare, but melanism doesn't come with health issues like albinism does, outside of being more vulnerable to heat stroke in some regions. Spring hounds with albinism tend to be visually impaired or blind, and it also weakens their tusks enough to require a diet with less hard bones and shells.
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The most common coat pattern is the colorpoint pattern. On earth, colorpoint cats have pigment in the warmest parts of their bodies. Spring hounds get pigment on the parts of their body that get the most sun exposure. This coat pattern comes about with age, and the amount of sun exposure they get in their early years has an impact on how dark their fur gets, along with genetics. Pigment shows up on the feet and under the tail because body heat does have some influence over where pigment shows up. This patterning frequently shows up along with other coat patterns, and most spring hounds will at least have a faint version of it under their stripes or splotches.
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The other common coat pattern for spring hounds is stripes, but some patterns are less common than others.
The most common stripe pattern, feral populations would often revert back to this pattern after a few generations.
The same as above but with more intense striping.
The equivalent of a blotched tabby, it’s less common but not rare.
The same as above but with more intense striping, this is a very popular stripe pattern.
A much more rare version of the common striped pattern, with less striping and larger light patches.
A similarly uncommon version of the “blotched” stripe pattern with larger light patches.
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The primary multicolored gene has a lot of color variety within it, with the gene causing specific pigments in the fur to either be greatly reduced or absent entirely. This exists in all fur coat genetics, but shows up a bit differently in all of them. Pigment loss tends to be concentrated on the underside of the body. Above are some examples of how this gene can change a spring hounds coat.
A lack of eumelanin, causing the affected fur to have a red to orange hue.
A complete lack of melanin, causing the effected fur to have a white hue.
A partial lack of melanin, causing the affected area to be a diluted tone, it can have a “blush” tone if the spring hound carries the gene for it.
An example of how the first version of the multicolor gene would look on a brown fur tone, the genes do not add pigment, so they change in accordance to the melanin ratios in each fur tone.
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There can also be white spotting that goes along with this gene, here are a few examples of what that looks like on different variations of the multicolor gene.
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Finally, here are some examples of different coat lengths. While these exist on a wide spectrum, they usually fall between 1 and 2. 3 is only really seen in breeds from polar regions and occasionally in mutts with the genetics for it. Short fur is seen as the most aesthetically pleasing, as it is easier to maintain and keep neat.
There are many, many combinations of all of these genes, giving spring hounds a wide variety of coats.
As for other physical features, the genetics are less clearly understood for a few reasons. Namely the fact they have not put much effort into recording the lineages of breeds.
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While there are no agreed upon breed standards, spring hounds have still changed in accordance to their jobs. Differences in appearance are either practical or purely incidental, breeding for specific traits for aesthetic reasons is more common in domestic fungi or plants. The image above is just a few examples of the variety of appearances.
Fun facts
They clack their beaks when they're content, it sounds a bit like this, but muffled.
A common play behavior is to nudge their companion with their tusks, which hurts BAD if they’re being rough or are running up to you before doing it. This is discouraged at a young age as to not cause any actual damage when they’re larger and stronger.
They’re mesocarnivores, with about 60% of their diet being meat.
Their favorite places to be pet are usually behind their ears, their cheeks, and the top of their back and tail.
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I don't even know, just... Simple, zero-cluster names. Sounds kind of Dwarvish to me, but as in dwarves from Worldbox. Who knows. You can maybe use it or take inspiration or something. If you combine a long word with a short one, a city name (-ish) can be born. Like, Mozal Gur
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Dadim Dadum Daduy Dafel Dafen Dagur Dahor Dahoy Dahun Dajey Dakal Dakem Dakum Dal Daley Dalil Daloy Dalum Dalur Dam Damam Damar Damel Damil Damin Damir Damon Damuy Dan Danem Daner Danil Danin Danor Dapen Dapin Dar Darar Daror Daroy Darur Dasul Dasum Datoy Davem Day Dayen Dayiy Dayoy Dazel Dazen Deben Debim Debuy Degey Degir Degun Dejal Dejin Dejir Dejon Dejoy Dekir Dekuy Del Delam Delen Deley Delir Deluy Dem Demal Demam Demay Demem Demir Demol Demom Demum Demuy Den Denal Denay Denim Deniy Denor Denoy Depam Depim Depin Depon Der Deral Deray Derem Derer Deril Derin Derir Deron Derul Derun Derur Desem Desen Desil Detal Deter Detur Dey Deyal Deyam Deyel Deyer Deyim Deyin Deyir Deyom Deyon Deyum Didul Difun Digel Digon Diher Dihir Dijin Dikim Dil Dilel Dilen Dilim Dilir Diliy Diluy Dim Diman Dimel Dimem Dimim Dimom Din Dinal Dinam Diner Diney Dinir Dinor Dinum Dinuy Dir Diray Dirim Dirom Diroy Ditar Ditil Divin Divun Diy Diyin Diyir Diyiy Dizan Dizun Dobil Dobiy Dodan Dofel Dofen Dofin Dofiy Dofun Dojay Dojoy Dojuy Dol Dolay Dolel Doler Doley Dolol Dom Domal Domar Domay Domem Domen Domey Domim Domol Domoy Domum Domun Domuy Don Doney Donun Dopiy Dopuy Dor Dorey Dorin Doriy Dorol Dorom Doron Dorun Dorur Dosam Dosan Dosuy Dotan Dotol Doton Doy Doyal Doyen Doyey Doyol Doyul Doyum Doyur Dozay Dozel Dudur Dufam Dufel Dujir Dukur Dul Dulam Dulan Dulil Dulim Dulir Dulur Dum Dumel Dumem Dumil Dumom Dumuy Dun Dunam Dunan Dunem Dunen Duney Dunom Dunun Dunur Dupom Dupul Dur Dural Duran Duray Durer Duril Durim Durol Durom Duroy Durum Dusoy Dutor Duver Duy Duyal Duyan Duyar Duyay Duyer Duyon Duyum Duzal Duzey Duzom
Fabun Fadal Faduy Faful Fafuy Fagir Fajol Fal Falem Falir Faliy Falom Faloy Falum Faluy Fam Famal Famay Famen Famil Famim Famin Famol Famon Famoy Famul Fan Fanam Fanan Fanar Fanel Fanem Faniy Fanol Fanoy Fapan Fapil Fapim Far Farer Farim Farul Farum Farun Faser Fatun Favan Fay Fayal Fayar Fayay Fayer Fayim Fayin Fayol Fayun Fazin Fazoy Febam Febon Fedam Fedim Fefar Fegor Fegun Fegur Fehor Fekin Fekum Fel Felal Felam Felay Felin Felon Fem Feman Femin Femum Femur Fen Fener Fenil Fenir Fenom Fenor Fenul Fenun Fepim Fepiy Fer Feral Ferey Ferol Feror Ferul Fesin Fesom Fetan Fey Feyem Feyen Feyil Feyon Feyun Fezim Fiber Figul Fihiy Fihoy Fijir Fijol Fikar Fikey Fikul Fil Filal Filer Filiy Filun Fim Fiman Fimen Fimer Fimim Fimiy Fimom Fimum Fin Finim Finur Fipil Fir Firal Firay Firer Firey Firin Firiy Firol Firon Firum Fisun Fitay Fivom Fiy Fiyar Fiyay Fiyen Fiyol Fiyon Fiyor Fodim Fodin Fodiy Fogel Fogil Fohen Fohol Fojom Fojoy Fokel Fokuy Fol Folay Folen Folil Folim Folin Foliy Folol Foloy Fom Fomar Fomen Fomer Fomey Fomin Fomon Fomor Fomul Fomuy Fon Fonan Fonim Fonir Fonol Fonoy Fopay Fopey For Foral Forey Foril Forim Forin Forir Forom Foron Foroy Foter Fovel Foy Foyan Foyar Foyay Foyen Foyey Foyon Foyum Fubil Fubom Fuday Fudun Fugor Fuhay Fuhum Fujey Ful Fulan Fulel Fulen Fulil Fulir Fum Fumar Fumay Fumel Fumem Fumey Fumim Fumiy Fumol Fumum Fun Funam Funar Funay Funer Funim Funin Funiy Fupon Fupor Fur Fural Furan Furem Furen Furey Furil Furom Furul Furum Fusey Fusim Futem Futin Fuvay Fuy Fuyal Fuyar Fuyel Fuyer Fuyil Fuyim Fuyin Fuyol Fuyon Fuyun Fuyuy Fuzen Fuzol
Gabam Gadun Gafen Gafun Gagor Gagoy Gaguy Gaham Gahan Gahar Gahel Gahiy Gajuy Gakel Gal Galar Galen Galer Galin Galom Galum Gam Gamar Gamel Gamem Gamer Gamey Gamil Gamin Gan Ganam Ganar Ganey Ganin Ganom Ganon Ganun Ganur Ganuy Gapun Gar Garal Garay Garel Garem Garen Garor Garoy Garum Garun Gasiy Gatal Gaver Gay Gayam Gayel Gayey Gayin Gayoy Gazuy Gebum Gedum Gefan Gehen Gejel Gejim Gejun Gekom Gel Gelam Gelar Gelom Gelon Gelor Gelur Geluy Gem Gemen Gemim Gemom Gemun Gen Genan Genay Genem Gepen Gepom Ger Gerar Gerer Gerey Gerol Geruy Gesey Gesor Getel Getey Getum Gevim Gevin Gevon Gevur Gey Geyam Geyan Geyer Geyiy Geyom Gezay Gezil Gezol Gibal Gidan Giday Gidoy Gidul Gifey Gifiy Gigar Gihem Gihil Gijam Gikan Gikon Gil Gilal Gilan Giler Giliy Giloy Gilum Gilun Gim Gimam Gimel Gimer Gimir Gimun Gin Ginal Ginan Ginoy Ginum Gipor Gir Giral Girar Girem Girin Giriy Giron Giroy Gisor Gitur Givur Giy Giyam Giyen Giyim Giyol Giyul Giyun Gizay Gobiy Gofir Gofoy Gogan Gogil Gogir Gogom Gogor Gogum Gohun Gojam Gokam Goker Gokom Gol Golal Golel Golen Golim Golom Golul Gom Gomam Gomem Gomon Gomum Gomun Gon Gonel Gonem Gonen Goner Gonim Gonom Gonoy Gonun Gopem Gopoy Gor Goran Gorin Gorir Gorom Goron Gosay Govim Govur Goy Goyal Goyel Goyer Goyir Goyiy Goyol Goyon Goyor Goyum Gozal Gozur Gubay Gubon Gudil Gufin Gujil Gukay Gukur Gul Gulem Guler Gulin Gulom Guloy Gulun Gum Gumal Gumem Gumim Gumir Gumoy Gumul Gumum Gumur Gun Gunan Gunar Gunin Gunir Gunol Gunom Gunor Gunoy Gunum Gunuy Gupin Gur Guram Gurey Gurir Gurul Gurur Gusan Gusil Gusol Gutey Gutol Gutul Gutuy Guviy Guy Guyam Guyan Guyar Guyel Guyer Guyim Guyir Guyiy Guyol Guyor Guyoy Guzan
Hadum Hadur Haduy Hafen Hagum Hahan Haher Hahoy Hahul Hajol Hakol Hakun Hakuy Hal Halar Halay Halel Halem Halen Haloy Ham Haman Hamel Hamin Hamir Hamiy Han Hanan Hanem Hanen Haner Hanul Hanun Hanur Hanuy Hapam Hapun Har Haran Haren Harer Hariy Haron Harul Haruy Hasar Hasum Havam Havem Hay Hayal Hayan Hayer Hayil Hayin Hayom Hayul Hazal Hedan Heday Heden Hedor Hefin Hegem Heger Hegor Hehar Heher Hejay Hekam Hekar Hel Helim Helul Helun Hem Hemem Hemir Hemiy Hemom Hen Henan Henay Henel Henen Henum Henur Hepam Hepar Hepil Her Heral Heray Herem Herer Herul Heruy Hesol Hesun Hesur Hevom Hey Heyil Heyir Heyom Heyon Heyum Heyur Hezen Hezir Heziy Hezur Hibar Hibem Hiday Hidey Hiful Higer Higum Hihar Hijor Hijur Hikar Hil Hilay Hiler Hilil Hiliy Hilor Hiloy Him Himen Himer Himey Himin Himol Himon Himoy Himum Hin Hinar Hinay Hinem Hinil Hinim Hiniy Hinun Hiper Hipum Hir Hirel Hirem Hirer Hiril Hiriy Hiron Hiroy Hirul Hirun Hiruy Hisil Hison Hisur Hitil Hitir Hitum Hival Hivay Hiy Hiyam Hiyey Hiyil Hiyin Hiyom Hiyon Hiyuy Hizer Hobay Hobem Hobin Hobor Hofun Hofuy Hojon Hojun Hokin Hokul Hol Holan Holen Holon Holum Hom Homar Homey Homoy Homul Homuy Hon Honam Honey Honil Honon Honum Honur Hopen Hoper Hor Horan Horar Horay Horem Horen Horer Horim Horon Horul Horum Horun Hoson Hotam Hotan Hoten Hovum Hoy Hoyer Hoyey Hoyim Hoyon Hoyoy Hoyuy Hozur Hubam Huber Hudol Hudor Hudum Hugel Hugen Hugoy Huhel Huhir Hukar Hukor Hukum Hukuy Hul Hulen Huley Huliy Hulum Hum Humal Humen Humil Humin Humol Humun Humuy Hun Hunan Hunel Hunem Hunen Hunil Hunim Hunom Hunoy Hunum Hupan Hur Huram Hurem Hurer Huril Hurin Hurir Huroy Hurul Hurum Hurun Huruy Huson Hutey Hutul Huy Huyem Huyen Huyey Huzan Huzay Huzey Huziy Huzun
Jabel Jabom Jaday Jadun Jaduy Jagal Jahan Jahil Jajiy Jakey Jal Jalal Jalar Jaler Jaley Jalor Jaloy Jalul Jam Jamal Jaman Jamar Jamem Jamin Jan Janar Janil Janir Janol Janur Januy Japam Japer Jar Jaram Jarel Jaren Jaril Jaroy Jarur Jasar Javuy Jay Jayar Jayel Jayer Jayol Jayoy Jayun Jazar Jazol Jefel Jegam Jegim Jegin Jeguy Jejay Jejol Jejor Jejul Jel Jelam Jelar Jelay Jelel Jeler Jelim Jelin Jelom Jelon Jelul Jelur Jeluy Jem Jemal Jemam Jeman Jemen Jemey Jemim Jemor Jemum Jemun Jen Jenel Jener Jeney Jenir Jenol Jenuy Jepay Jer Jeram Jerar Jerol Jetar Jetom Jey Jeyay Jeyom Jeyor Jeyul Jezan Jezir Jezon Jiben Jiboy Jiden Jidum Jiduy Jifen Jifur Jiham Jihon Jihul Jihum Jijam Jiker Jil Jilal Jilen Jilon Jilul Jilun Jim Jimam Jimem Jimim Jimiy Jimom Jimon Jin Jinam Jinem Jinen Jinim Jinol Jinun Jir Jiral Jiren Jiril Jiror Jisin Jison Jisul Jiy Jiyey Jiyin Jiyom Jiyon Jiyun Jizam Johir Jojan Jojum Jokir Jol Jolal Jolan Jolar Jolel Joley Jolom Jolor Jolul Joluy Jom Jomal Jomen Jomil Jomir Jomiy Jomul Jon Joney Jonom Jonum Jonuy Jopen Jor Joram Jorel Joren Jorer Joruy Josil Josin Josum Joton Jotul Jotun Jovol Jovun Jovuy Joy Joyan Joyer Joyir Joyor Joyur Joyuy Jozan Jozay Jozuy Juban Jubem Jubiy Judam Judiy Jufel Jufuy Juhen Juhiy Jujer Jukol Jul Julan Juley Julir Julol Julor Julul Jum Jumal Jumel Jumer Jumol Jumom Jumon Jumum Jumun Jumuy Jun Junal Junan Junin Junol Junom Junum Junuy Jupoy Jur Jurel Juren Jurey Jurim Juriy Jurol Jusol Jusuy Jutam Juval Juy Juyam Juyay Juyiy Juyoy Juyum Juzal Juzam Juzin Kabam
Kabil Kabom Kabor Kabur Kafer Kagam Kahar Kahon Kahul Kahum Kal Kalal Kaler Kaliy Kalom Kalum Kalur Kaluy Kam Kamay Kamel Kamem Kamen Kamey Kamir Kamun Kan Kanal Kanar Kanay Kanel Kanil Kanir Kanom Kanoy Kanul Kanum Kapin Kapor Kapul Kar Karam Karar Karay Karom Karoy Karum Karuy Kasey Kasur Katil Katum Kavem Kay Kayam Kayar Kayen Kayer Kayey Kayil Kayim Kayir Kayur Kayuy Kazan Kazen Kazon Kebem Kebil Kebuy Kedom Kegem Keher Kehey Kehil Kejom Kejuy Kekey Kekil Kekin Kekol Kel Kelal Kelan Kelar Kelin Kelir Kelor Kelun Keluy Kem Kemay Kemer Kemir Kemom Ken Kenay Keney Keniy Kenor Kenoy Kenul Kenuy Kepil Ker Keram Kerel Kerim Kerin Kerir Kerum Keson Kesul Kesuy Keten Kevol Key Keyey Keyin Keyon Keyor Keyoy Keyur Kezim Kezuy Kiboy Kibul Kibum Kifan Kifim Kigay Kigor Kihan Kihey Kihiy Kihol Kijal Kijin Kikar Kikay Kil Kilam Kilan Kilar Kilem Kilen Kiley Kilil Kilim Kilin Kilon Kim Kimam Kimay Kimor Kimoy Kimun Kin Kinay Kinem Kinon Kinul Kipar Kipay Kipel Kipun Kir Kirem Kiren Kirin Kiron Kiruy Kisiy Kisol Kitam Kivel Kiven Kivor Kiy Kiyay Kiyem Kiyer Kiyoy Kizum Koben Kobum Kobun Koduy Kofim Kofir Koguy Kojal Kokay Kol Kolal Kolan Kolen Koler Koley Kolol Kolom Kolul Kolum Kom Komon Komum Komun Komuy Kon Konen Koner Koniy Konum Konun Konur Kopon Kor Koral Korel Korer Korom Koter Kovar Kovay Kovuy Koy Koyal Koyay Koyem Koyey Koyol Koyor Koyul Koyum Koyun Kozer Kozim Kubil Kubuy Kudar Kudom Kugil Kugir Kugom Kugun Kujur Kukar Kukin Kul Kulay Kuley Kulum Kum Kumen Kumer Kumir Kumon Kun Kunen Kunim Kunin Kunon Kunor Kunoy Kunur Kur Kuran Kurer Kurey Kusel Kuvel Kuvin Kuy Kuyen Kuyim Kuyiy Kuyur
Lab Labal Lad Ladem Ladul Laf Lafiy Lag Lagam Lah Lahar Lahen Lahoy Laj Lajul Lak Lakol Lakon Lakul Lal Lalim Laliy Lalol Lalum Lalur Lam Lamay Lamen Lamey Lamim Lamiy Lamol Lamoy Lamuy Lan Lanay Lanen Laney Lanil Lanim Lanin Laniy Lanur Lanuy Lap Lapam Lapay Lapir Lapun Lar Laral Larar Larel Larin Larom Larur Laruy Las Lasay Lat Latan Latem Lav Lay Layen Layil Layim Layiy Layol Layor Layul Layur Laz Lazam Laziy Leb Lebul Led Ledan Ledol Lef Lefam Leful Leg Legen Leh Lehum Lej Lejal Lejul Lek Lekiy Lel Lelal Lelam Lelil Lelir Lelom Lelor Leluy Lem Lemel Lemey Lemom Lemuy Len Lenal Leney Lenil Lenim Lenin Lenir Lenon Lenur Lep Leper Ler Leray Lerel Lerir Leriy Lerom Leron Leror Lerul Lerun Les Lesay Lesin Lesiy Lesol Lesum Let Letal Letoy Letuy Lev Level Levey Levim Levum Ley Leyal Leyay Leyir Leyom Leyor Leyoy Leyun Leyuy Lez Lezar Lib Lid Lidel Lidul Lif Lifem Lifun Lig Liger Lih Lihan Liher Lij Lik Likan Likiy Likur Lil Lilan Liler Liley Lilim Lilom Lilor Liloy Lilum Lilun Liluy Lim Limel Limol Limom Lin Linan Liney Linim Linom Linoy Linun Lip Lipim Lipol Lipon Lipum Lipuy Lir Liray Lirer Lirey Lirim Lirom Lirul Lirun Lirur Lis Lisem Lisir Lisom Lit Liten Litey Liv Liy Liyal Liyan Liyay Liyer Liyiy Liyun Liz Lizar Lizum Lizur Lob Lobey Lod Lof Lofem Lofun Log Logem Logim Logiy Loh Lohey Loj Lojoy Lok Lokan Lokay Lol Lolay Lolim Lolir Lolol Lolon Lolor Lolum Lom Lomer Lomey Lomim Lomon Lomum Lomun Lon Lonal Lonar Lonem Lonen Loney Lonim Lonin Lonon Lonun Lonur Lop Lopey Lopin Lor Loral Lorar Lorer Loril Lorin Lorir Lorol Lorom Loroy Lorum Los Lot Lov Loy Loyen Loyil Loyon Loyul Loyun Loyur Loyuy Loz Lozem Lozom Lozun Lub Lud Ludum Luf Lufin Lufom Lufor Lug Lugil Luh Luhan Luj Lujal Lujey Lujim Lujol Luk Lukey Lukim Lukor Lul Lulal Lulel Luler Lulir Luliy Lulom Luluy Lum Lumem Lumey Lumom Lumoy Lun Lunal Lunay Luner Lunir Lunun Lunur Lup Lupal Lur Luran Lurar Lurir Luron Luruy Lus Lusan Lusem Lusil Lut Lutan Lutiy Luton Luv Luven Luvil Luy Luyel Luyem Luyen Luyil Luz Luzay Luzil Luzol Luzuy
Mab Maban Mabir Mad Madam Madoy Maf Mag Magem Mah Mahel Maj Majar Majim Majur Mak Makal Makam Makem Makun Mal Malan Malel Malen Malir Maluy Mam Maman Mamel Mamin Mamiy Mamol Mamom Mamor Man Manay Maner Maney Manul Manur Map Mapal Maper Mar Maran Marer Marir Maroy Marum Marun Mas Masim Mat Mav Mavey May Mayal Mayam Mayem Mayen Mayer Mayey Mayil Mayim Mayin Mayir Mayol Mayon Mayor Mayun Mayuy Maz Mazay Mazel Mazen Mazir Mazun Meb Med Meden Medum Mef Mefil Mefiy Meg Megen Megim Megir Meh Mehor Mehoy Mej Mejun Mejur Mejuy Mek Meker Mekol Mekor Mel Melil Melir Melon Melor Meloy Melul Melun Mem Meman Memem Memen Memey Memin Memiy Memom Men Menel Menil Menin Menol Menom Menuy Mep Mepul Mer Merey Merol Merom Mes Mesem Mesoy Met Metar Mev Mey Meyan Meyel Meyon Meyor Mez Mezal Mezem Meziy Mezon Mib Mibem Mibey Mibim Mid Midil Midir Mif Mifay Mifem Mig Migam Mih Mihan Mihel Mihuy Mij Mik Mikoy Mikur Mil Milam Milay Milem Miley Milil Miliy Milom Milun Mim Mimel Mimil Mimom Min Miner Miniy Minoy Minul Mip Mir Miral Mirar Mirey Mirol Miror Mirur Mis Mit Mital Miv Mivoy Miy Miyel Miyin Miyun Miz Mob Mobay Mobin Mobiy Mod Modin Mof Mog Mogim Mogom Moguy Moh Mohor Moj Mojuy Mok Mokay Mokin Mol Molel Molem Moley Molim Moloy Molul Mom Momal Momey Momil Momor Momoy Momum Mon Monal Monar Monay Monel Monil Monim Monir Monon Monur Mop Mopim Mor Moran Morar Moray Morem Morim Morin Morom Moron Moroy Mos Moser Mot Mov Moy Moyir Moyol Moyom Moyum Moyun Moz Mozal Mozom Mub Mubem Mubiy Mud Muf Mufin Mufor Mufoy Mug Mugem Mugil Mugim Muh Muhim Muhor Muhul Muj Muk Muken Mukur Mul Mulal Mular Muliy Mulom Muloy Mulul Mulum Mulun Mum Mumal Mumen Mumer Mumim Mumin Mumol Mumum Mumun Mun Munay Munil Munin Munir Muniy Munoy Munul Munur Mup Mur Muram Muran Murem Murer Murim Murir Murol Muroy Murur Mus Musil Musor Mut Mutun Muv Muvor Muy Muyer Muyil Muyim Muyun Muz Muzul
Nab Nabin Nabor Nad Naday Nadim Naf Nafon Nafur Nafuy Nag Nager Nagim Nagom Nah Nahay Nahiy Nahul Naj Najar Najor Najur Nak Nakan Nakuy Nal Nalay Naler Nalir Nalor Naluy Nam Namay Namen Namim Namin Namir Namol Namom Namoy Namum Namun Namuy Nan Nanam Naner Naniy Nanol Nanum Nanur Nap Napor Napur Nar Naran Narar Naron Narul Naruy Nas Nasam Nasel Nat Natul Natur Nav Naval Navin Navol Nay Nayal Nayil Nayin Nayom Nayor Nayul Nayun Nayur Naz Nazar Nazem Nazoy Neb Nebal Nebey Nebuy Ned Nedir Nedon Nedor Nef Nefam Nefey Nefil Neg Negar Negey Negur Neh Nehay Nehir Nej Nejon Nek Nekor Nekum Nekur Nel Nelal Neler Nelil Nelor Nelum Nelur Neluy Nem Nemar Nemay Nemel Nemem Nemer Nemol Nemon Nemor Nemul Nen Nenal Nenen Neney Nenil Nenim Nenun Nep Ner Neral Neran Nerar Neray Nerey Nerin Nerom Neron Nerum Nes Nesam Nesil Nesin Neson Nesul Net Neton Netuy Nev Nevan Never Ney Neyal Neyar Neyem Neyen Neyer Neyey Neyim Neyin Neyir Neyon Neyoy Nez Nib Niber Nibim Nid Niduy Nif Nifay Nifom Nig Niger Nigir Nih Nihan Nij Nijul Nik Nikem Niker Nil Nilem Nilen Niler Nilil Nilin Nilol Nilum Nilun Nim Nimen Nimil Nimir Nin Niner Niney Ninin Ninir Ninoy Nip Nipam Nipiy Nipuy Nir Niral Niram Nirem Nirer Nirir Niriy Niroy Nis Nisom Nisuy Nit Nitar Nitem Nitiy Niv Niy Niyan Niyay Niyel Niyem Niyen Niyom Niyon Niyul Niyur Niyuy Niz Nizem Nob Nobol Nobor Nod Nodar Nodel Nodil Nodon Nodun Nof Nofam Nofel Nofem Nofen Nofin Nofoy Nog Nogiy Noh Nohey Noj Nok Nokar Nokem Nol Nolil Nolul Nolun Nom Nomal Nomam Nomar Nomem Nomer Nomoy Nomun Nomur Non Nonam Nonir Noniy Nonol Nop Nopil Nor Noran Norel Norem Norer Norir Noron Norur Nos Nosan Not Notan Notar Notin Nov Novol Noy Noyer Noyon Noyor Noyoy Noyul Noz Nozon Nub Nud Nudar Nuf Nufan Nufim Nufum Nufur Nug Nugiy Nuh Nuj Nujiy Nuk Nukam Nukar Nuker Nukiy Nul Nulel Nulem Nuley Nulir Nulor Nuloy Nulul Nulum Nulun Nuluy Num Numar Numem Numen Numim Numiy Numon Numoy Nun Nunal Nunem Nuney Nunol Nunon Nunul Nup Nur Nurar Nurim Nurir Nuror Nurum Nurun Nuruy Nus Nusay Nut Nutom Nuv Nuvim Nuviy Nuy Nuyan Nuyay Nuyel Nuyil Nuyiy Nuyon Nuyor Nuyum Nuz Nuzur
Pabel Pabiy Padiy Pafiy Pafom Pafun Pafuy Pagen Pagin Pagul Pahim Pakem Pakir Pal Palal Palen Palil Palor Paloy Palul Palum Palun Paluy Pam Pamam Pamim Pamiy Pamol Pamoy Pamun Pamur Pan Panal Panay Panen Panil Panon Panoy Panul Panun Panur Papoy Par Paral Param Paran Parel Parin Paror Parul Parun Paruy Paser Patar Patur Pavol Pay Payam Payan Payer Payir Payul Pazen Pazey Pebur Pedum Pefey Pefoy Pegay Pegey Pegil Pegim Pehen Pejal Pejor Pekar Pekun Pel Pelam Peler Peley Pem Pemel Pemey Pemim Pemir Pemoy Pemul Pemum Pemur Pemuy Pen Peney Penil Penir Pepar Pepay Pepil Pepum Per Peril Perol Perur Peser Pey Peyal Peyan Peyay Peyem Peyen Peyer Peyir Peyon Peyoy Pezil Pidan Pifiy Pifun Pifur Pifuy Pigam Pihan Pijom Pikiy Pikol Pikum Pikuy Pil Pilay Pilem Pilir Pilur Pim Pimar Pimel Pimer Pimum Pimun Pimur Pin Pinar Pinel Pinen Piner Pinil Piniy Pinon Pinum Pinur Pipun Pir Piroy Pirul Pirun Piruy Pisay Pison Pitim Pivin Piy Piyan Piyay Piyel Piyem Piyen Piyom Piyul Piyun Piyur Pizer Pobay Pober Pobim Pobon Poden Podon Poduy Pofel Pogay Pogen Pogum Pohey Pohin Pojan Pojum Pokoy Pol Polay Polil Polim Polum Polun Poluy Pom Pomey Pomil Pomin Pomir Pomum Pomur Ponam Poniy Popil Por Poral Poray Porel Porem Poriy Porom Poron Porul Poruy Posal Posam Posel Potim Povey Povum Poy Poyar Poyen Poyil Poyim Poyor Poyul Poyun Poyuy Pozey Pozol Pubey Pubun Puden Pufer Pufiy Pugim Pugom Puhiy Puhor Pujar Pujiy Pukan Pukiy Pul Pulam Pular Pulem Pulol Pulon Pulul Pum Pumil Pumon Pumun Pumur Pun Punal Puner Punom Punum Pur Puril Purim Pusen Pusim Pusol Putar Puton Putuy Puver Puy Puyal Puyen Puyer Puyey Puyil Puyir Puyom Puyon Puyun
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Saban Saber Sadin Sadiy Safin Safum Safun Sagal Sagur Sahel Sahim Sahul Sahum Sajir Sajum Sakir Sakon Sakur Sal Salem Salim Salol Salom Salor Salul Salum Sam Samen Samir Samiy Samol Samom Samon Samul Samuy San Sanam Sanar Saner Saney Sanol Sanor Sanoy Sanum Sapay Sar Saral Sarim Sarol Saror Sarum Saruy Satin Sator Savey Savum Savuy Say Sayan Sayem Sayen Sayil Sayuy Sazim Sazoy Sedey Sefam Sefer Sefey Sefir Sefor Seful Segil Segom Sehey Sel Selar Selay Selim Selir Selol Selom Selum Sem Semem Semil Semon Semuy Sen Senar Senel Senem Senil Senim Senol Senul Senun Senuy Ser Seral Seran Serim Serin Serir Serol Seron Sesay Sesor Sesuy Setol Sever Sevey Sevim Sey Seyam Seyen Seyoy Seyul Sezen Sezey Sezim Siben Sibim Sidal Sidoy Sifer Sigor Sigul Sihor Sijil Sijim Sil Silal Silay Siley Silom Silon Silul Sim Simel Simen Simim Simom Simul Simuy Sin Sinal Sinay Sinim Sinir Sinul Sinur Sinuy Sipan Sipay Sipil Sipom Sipuy Sir Siral Sirar Sirem Sirom Sirul Sirum Sirun Sisam Sison Sitan Situn Siy Siyam Siyem Siyer Siyin Siyiy Siyon Siyor Siyul Siyun Sizam Sizan Sizel Sobor Sodar Sodim Sodin Sodiy Sofiy Sofuy Soham Sohin Sojem Soken Sokom Sol Soley Solom Solur Som Somey Somil Somir Somiy Somon Son Sonam Sonan Soney Sonol Sonoy Sonum Sopin Sor Sorar Sorer Soriy Sorum Soruy Soser Sosom Sosoy Sosuy Sotan Sovem Sovil Sovol Sovor Soy Soyen Soyon Soyoy Sozay Sozer Subay Subey Suday Sufem Sugar Suguy Suhon Sujem Sujiy Sukam Sukem Sul Sulal Sulem Sulen Sulil Suliy Sulol Sulon Sulor Suloy Sum Sumen Sumer Sumim Sumir Sumor Sumul Sun Sunam Sunay Sunel Sunon Sunoy Sunul Sunum Sunuy Super Supim Supum Sur Sural Surar Surin Suror Surun Surur Sutar Sutol Suvon Suvun Suy Suyel Suyon Suyoy Suyul Suyun Suyur Suzal Suzum
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444names · 2 years
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THE ULTIMATE DWARVEN NAMES i guess
eldamo: khuzdul and external khuzdul names, khuzdul dictionary + forgotten realms wiki: dwarvish dictionary + inheritance cycle dwarvish dictionary
Abran Acie Ackborn Ador Agretair Agrill Akilcous Alle Amarmgread Arace Araulten Ards Ared Arldee Arnarû Arril Arting Arts Atoper Azards Azariml Badow Barang Barbilâb Barg Barn Barver Beakrimsti Bealled Beld Beorn Beowed Bess Bilve Bine Bizaragic Bland Blazar Bled Bofultaeld Bong Bornarres Borop Brone Brortretar Brouthoso Brover Browle Buthavald Buzun Cabrome Cess Chestones Chordûnal Ciall Clak Clandive Clecklen Cler Cley Clingle Clualed Clukart Comanuth Cone Conessalf Corght Corunnû Counect Couns Coup Cous Crendarak Crily Crinflukk Culbrod Cummail Cumurgh Curlly Cuthlibil Dabley Dackboard Dans Dard Darg Darrve Darâghund Dectle Deeth Dentoolf Ders Dest Diall Dift Difuld Digatone Dimst Dimstvol Dindive Diround Divred Docur Dork Dorv Dowdeannom Dows Drachoil Drauthreep Drelind Drivenht Druct Drâg Dugly Dulent Dustion Dwanvrus Dward Dwarn Dwartake Dwarûn Dway Dûnder Dûnol Dûnow Eadverith Eaut Eave Ebar Ebater Encara Encial Enknost Enton Envidive Erak Ervilf Etherak Ethir Exter Fail Fald Falk Fardork Fark Farn Farrglon Feirv Felagodly Felents Feli Fender Feribeoway Fins Fling Flins Flurûg Fook Forfelrans Forn Free Frough Fuldjar Fílims Gable Gabled Gatem Gaverg Gind Ginge Glis Gnhteim Gnienting Gnitdere Godd Greestake Grith Gron Gálder Halial Hancial Harathin Harder Hardulûnd Hartid Harzûl Hastbors Hatiorn Heep Heft Heigialeg Heinger Heingnhted Hell Henwascren Hereen Higna Hing Hoht Holan Holdj Holdu Hout Hrend Hridush Hrrin Hugh Hund Hundionehe Hune Hunt Iensiongn Ifur Iginded Igthmérn Inbarthy Indanago Indanknur Inth Irts Itergh Jeak Khatchelin Khilly Khunrukth Killy Kilval Kins Knulurl Knur Knurfer Knurgeng Knurlurna Knurrimry Knurzûln Knzmans Kords Kortharaut Kuldjark Kult Kulë Kílimne Kóst Lakin Lannahive Lauthougen Layerges Ledinect Liginball Lings Liss Liter Lithûn Loral Lorn Loutch Luestal Lurmeangue Länowalf Mahakes Mahinflant Mall Mance Mandarbizn Mani Manturer Marathar Maritumand Mater Mearn Meit Meitded Melaut Mell Mentelfz Menthra Meounts Mers Mestre Mettle Mezzigh Milgatess Mill Ming Moribeith Morop Moth Moverss Murabin Myconsiny Môgriong Naer Naman Narmar Nodderim Nork Nounts Nuld Nâlars Oble Ociesto Olight Orin Ortiont Ortrunard Oted Pair Pantian Patheim Pers Perso Plad Pleshur Pluck Poods Qenda Qual Quive Racks Renorn Rinbelve Rind Rindards Rinknur Rion Rit's Rive Rivid Rouns Rover Ructimb Rult Sabac Safaks Sagarteri Sager Sairs Sandles Sarvery Secar Shana Shend Shiem Shing Sigh Singue Siniturl Siones Skibeogh Skin Smands Smar Smisû Somend Sondunde Sonnor Sper Spil Spils Stval Sultoseck Sulûndarad Swing Tack Tallans Targhal Thanvres Thaol Thar Tharhony Thin Thknur Thmérnd Thoundivil Thourger Thourl Thowarve Thron Thundus Thûth Tinguall Tonces Torak Torakril Torillson Traces Tradest Trethy Tropefief Trudisher Truess Trukher Trultool Tums Turgh Ughalm Ught Uglân Ulds Undialm Undionnû Undân Unting Unzanient Upoug Uradn Ureep Urlcal Useargh Ustal Uzdays Varbilvers Varbily Varvern Vating Vloumor Void Vork Vost Vreciar Vrin Walflical Wang Warn Wativeril Weithadows Weithmann Weitoraut Werbung Werger Wholess Withûr Womeenta Womencear Worgren Worn Wortry Wurak Wurlanclin Wurûrg Xund Yauthy Zahappeam Zein Zemon
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rolybug · 8 months
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Um. my little creatures..
some more info about them, they are pretty heavily based on jerboas, they can go quite a long time without water in situations that demand it (though unlike jerboas they do still need to have a drink after too long).
they take dust baths! usually in big public dust bath houses where the dust is guaranteed to be cleaned.
churill have loads of energy and take many short naps instead of one long sleep like humans. those who live in more urban areas often don't have to worry as much about spending their energy on foraging/farming for food and escaping from predators, so lots of time can go towards leisure, technology, artistic pursuits, etc.
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+ version of this w/o the text. that hole back there is a fire pit where food can be cooked.
there isn't one on this particular street, but large cities tend to have trolley systems. there are also train railroads here and there to connect cities.
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hedgehog-moss · 4 months
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My top 10 nonfiction reads of 2023 (the asterisked ones are in French with no translation as of yet) :
Belle Greene, Alexandra Lapierre
The Indomitable Marie-Antoinette, Simone Bertière
Reporter: A Memoir, Seymour Hersh
Red Carpet: Hollywood, China and the Global Battle for Cultural Supremacy, Erich Schwartzel
Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty, Patrick Keefe
Servir les riches, Alizée Delpierre*
La Comtesse Greffulhe : L’ombre des Guermantes, Laure Hillerin*
Le Courage de la nuance, Jean Birnbaum*
The Book Collectors of Daraya, Delphine Minoui
Flowers of Fire: The Inside Story of South Korea's Feminist Movement, Hawon Jung
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writingwithcolor · 9 months
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Running Commentary: What is “ok to do” in Mixed-Culture Supernatural Fiction?
Dear readers: 
Today we are trying something new. To give you some insight into our process in the Japanese moderator section, we are presenting our response in the form of running commentary to show you how we dissect and answer long asks. We hope this makes clear what points are useful and not useful when sending us a query. As always, this is for learning purposes, not callouts. Be prepared: this is a long one. 
To summarize: the asker is looking to create a comic drawn in Japanese manga style, and has provided a long summary of the story and worldbuilding which involves a mix of “reimagined” Japanese yokai mythos and cultural symbols from many other sources. They have questions with respect to cultural appropriation, coding etiquette, and “what is and isn’t ok.” 
Opening Comments
I know a common advice when it comes to the thing I am about to ask is to talk to people involved in __, but I struggle with opening up to strangers for reasons I'm uncomfortable explaining. 
Marika (M): This is already a red flag. If you want to engage with another culture without talking to people from that culture, then research is going to be very challenging. You won’t have members of that culture to guide you towards sources and perspectives they feel most accurately represents public opinion. If I were in your shoes, I might start with tackling my discomfort when engaging with other people, if only to improve my work. If you aren’t ready to engage with a culture and its people directly, then I think you should wait until you are. 
I should note, reaching out to the Japanese mod team at WWC does count as engagement, but WWC should not and cannot be the only point of contact because there is no single, legitimate cultural perspective. 
Rina (R): Also, you don’t need to “open up” to strangers or talk to them in person to get perspectives. Asking specific research questions anonymously to a forum or on social media requires very little vulnerability. You managed to do it here on WWC. So give it a try! 
Anyway, my question basically amounts to the what is and isn't ok [sic] in terms of depicting fantasy creatures and concepts outside of their respective culture.
R: So, the reason why we turn away rubber stamp questions by that ask “is XYZ okay?” is because “okay” & “not okay” 1) is vague and 2) creates a dichotomy where there isn’t one. 
When we say something is “not okay,” do we mean:
It’s offensive to the general majority of XYZ group? 
It’s contentious among people who ID in the group? 
It has a potential to be interpreted in a certain negative way, but may not be a red flag to everyone?
Insetad try asking:
What are the reasons this subject is offensive? 
What makes cultural appropriation bad? 
When might it be “okay” to intentionally discuss a difficult or controversial topic?
What is your reason for including something that may be interpreted as offensive and can it be sufficiently justified? 
What stereotypes or tropes might it be consistently identified as or associated with, and why? 
When might it be justified to bring up these tropes?
With That In Mind...
Let’s get into the rest of the ask below. 
…a story I've been working on in recent times is largely inspired off the Japanese yokai, and the setting is basically Earth in the far future, as far as when the next supercontinent may form. These yokai, although portrayed differently here, do retain their main characteristics [...] Included in this world are two goddesses of my own creation, primarily representing the sun and the moon. [...] There will be thirteen nations, named and based after the Chinese Zodiac, and the life force found in the living things in this world, called qi, comes in two forms that are always opposing each other but can never fully overpower the other, this being based off yin and yang. They're even directly named this; yin qi and yang qi.
M: This reads more like using Japanese and Chinese culture for the “aesthetics”, not the cultures themselves, which I personally feel falls under cultural appropriation. From a world-building/ coding standpoint, the actual use of concepts is workable, and, dare I say, typical, given how Chinese cosmology influences Japanese culture. However, naming a concept “yin qi” or “yang qi” is the equivalent of naming something “- charge” or “+ charge”, respectively. That you don’t seem aware of this tells me you are pretty early in your research phase. In that vein, we’ve covered translating terms and names from foreign languages in fantasy before. See the following article linked here for our recommendation against using RL terms outright but instead encouraging people to create their own conlangs. 
R: Worldbuilding-wise, I think you would have to figure out the chicken-or-egg of the zodiac nations. Did the nations come first, and the zodiac later as an origin folk story (which you would have to rewrite to serve the nation-building narrative)? Did the zodiac come first, and the nations named (most likely re-named) by a political entity? What is the justification? Otherwise, again, it’s a shoehorning of aesthetics. 
There is also a third, lesser known god based off of fox spirits and trickery and I imagined he's the patron deity of a family that honors and worships him, but his influence on them has transformed them into Kitsune-tsuki, which I depict as fox-like anthros. 
M: Not related to this ask directly, but I have jokingly ranted about how often non-Japanese people prefer using imagery related to kitsune-tsuki in Japanese coded world-building (link). This makes me feel the same level of petty irritation. See my troll answer below for a similar experience.
R: Same. It’s boring tbh. 
M: Troll Answer: I get that kitsune-tsuki are very sexy furries, but Japanese folklore has other sexy furries too! These underrepresented demographics also deserve recognition and appreciation!!
The plot of the story is this; modernization has left the goddesses neglected of their worship and forgotten, something that is necessary in this world to stop them from fighting each other. The Moon Goddess awakens first, punishing the humans by unleashing the yokai. Then the Sun Goddess wakes up to fight in humanity's defense…
M: This could feel rather like Shinto-like coding (Ex. the myth of Amaterasu and the Cave, or Tsukuyomi slaying Ukemochi), but something about this scenario feels a bit too binary in terms of themes of good v. evil, light v. dark to be Shinto. The plot also feels more Gaelic/ Nordic in influence for me as a person raised in a Japanese Buddhist and Hindu household. I imagine this dissonance could have been fixed with better guided research. 
…but their fighting has caused a perma-eclipse and this world is in danger of ending. The yokai have run rampant; some are loyal to the Moon Goddess, and some aren't, and it lies to the main characters to bring balance back to Midgard. Yeah... the name of this future Earth is Midgard. I debate changing it since it and some other things I will mention sorta feel out of place.
R: Marika, looks like you were right on the Gaelic/Nordic influence /j 
Also, worldbuilding question: if the Earth is in the far geologic future, how long has it been since modernization (19th-20th century)? Centuries? Millennia? How long has this fighting gone on for? What triggered the perma-eclipse, and why now? Why is this time depth necessary? 
One of the main characters in question is a humanoid woman with wolf features named Ling, and she is a descendant of the dynasty that had first ruled the one of the nations, particularly the one based off the dragon zodiac. She accidentally summons the other main character to this world as she's praying at a shrine, a humanoid with dragon features--I call them drakon--named Angelynn.
[on the names of characters] is it appropriating by not having the world entirely based on [Chinese, Japanese, and Indian] influence? it's a little weird to me how worldwide the creatures are referred to as yokai, implying a strong Japanese influence not unlike how it is today with Western culture being so dominant, yet there are still names like Keith and Kiara.
M: I will give you credit for recognizing you have unconsciously veered towards white-washing/ race-bending: either presenting European cultural influences (drakons, Angelynn, Keith, Kiara, Midgard) as default or utilizing general E. Asian cultural influences and aesthetics for a Western-style story (Ling, qi, Chinese zodiac, yokai). I agree with you that this creates a sense of cultural dissonance. At this point, I’d say you have a clear choice: write a Western-style high fantasy using a background with which you have more familiarity, or get some better guidance on research with East Asian cultures so you can code the story more effectively. 
The focus of this story is centered around meeting all these yokai and showing that there's more nuance to them than Ling believes, all while saving the world. But I worry if I'm appropriating these concepts and creatures by 1, drawing from more than one culture--I initially imagined that there would be a mix of Chinese, Japanese and Indian influence because according to a website I am getting the info on yokai from, the yokai in question already draw inspiration from or have been based on something in Chinese mythology or Hinduism [...]
R: Sure, some yokai have Chinese or Hindu parallels as that tends to happen with folk tales. But not all–some are unique to Japan, and some are more modern. Sometimes it’s very political–some people consider the Ainu Korpokkur as being a “Yokai of Japan” despite it belonging to the indigenous culture. It’s up to you to research, untangle, and understand these influences. 
The fact that you bring up that the Asian continent has seen a lot of cultural exchange is not a sufficient reason to randomly combine influences for the sake of visual appeal or “coolness.” That is appropriation. These influences must be understood in their historical context so that you know how/why certain things combined or morphed into another, and what makes sense to combine/morph. 
M: This also indicates that the character views the yokai as evil/inherently bad, which I would argue is not a typical stance for much Japanese folklore. Again, this shows a deficit in research. 
2, reimagining these yokai in a new context even though I have done the research on them, because one thing I kept seeing in regards to cultural appropriation is that it's bad to do that […]
R: Refer above to my note on “okay” and “not okay.” The thing with folklore and fairy tales is that every–and I mean every–folk tale is reinterpreted with every new iteration of it. Reimagining in a new context is what people do every time they pass on a story or tell a story with the same plot or characters. Do not think of folklore as an “original” that is altered and rebooted, but rather a living document that gets added to. Reimagining is not the inherent issue. HOW you reimagine something matters. 
So I suppose my question is...if someone were to do research upon the creature they want to use, given they are allowed to use it, and gained an understanding of what the creature or concept stood for, are they allowed to pick it apart and reimagine it? Alternatively, is it ok if it's explicitly pointed out that it is derivative of the original?
It has actually become my biggest fear that I may have internalized something that could both continue to do harm long after the fact and attract the wrong people to me work. I don't wanna let people down!
M: As Rina has noted several times, I think the problem is in trying to ID a set of specific variables and circumstances that make a thing “okay” or “not okay.” I want to recommend that you read my joking response about writing in secret rooms while wearing a disguise (Linked here). Who can you hurt if no one knows what you are doing? There’s a difference between creating for oneself and creating to share. 
You have internalized a message incorrectly, but not the one you cite. The goal of many recommendations against cultural appropriation is to avoid causing direct harm to people who have seen their cultures demeaned, discredited and devalued, especially in shared spaces. Assessing cultural engagement, whether we are talking about appropriation, appreciation or exchange is not a measure of personal virtue or a collection of commandment style do’s and don’t’s. Rather, I believe engaging with other cultures is the state of mind of acknowledging that when using these cultures’ in one’s own work, there is value in consulting members of that culture and giving credit where credit is due. This will be challenging if you are only comfortable engaging with all of these cultures in a distanced, minimal capacity. 
FWIW, I’ve written stories that probably will offend people from other cultures and backgrounds, but I don’t show them off. I don’t think writing these makes me a bad person, but I also don’t see the need to give unnecessary offense, so those stories are just for me, to be written and read in my own secret room. However, I’m not ashamed of having written them, and I’m also comfortable to “let people down” provided that my own shared work reflects my personal principles of what I consider to be sufficient research and engagement with other cultures,  As a creator, my work wouldn’t be mine if I didn’t first please myself. I think the trick to the creator role is deciding what to keep private, what to share and what constitutes sufficient engagement. 
P.S. 
We’ve referenced the need for research multiple times in this ask, and in some of the other asks that have gone up this week, so we thought this would be a good place to plug a beginner’s guide to academic research created by the mod team.. Look for it soon under WWC’s pinned posts!
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I like digging into the worldbuilding implications of settings where some people have surnames and some people don’t (or at least don’t seem to). And Piltover and Zaun (as portrayed in Arcane at least) present one of the classic applications of it.
We see only a limited number of people who are given surnames—Caitlyn Kiramman, Jayce Talis, Mel Medarda. Cecil Heimerdinger. Probably Sheriff Grayson and several of the councilmembers. And then the characters that don’t—Vi, Powder, Ekko, Viktor, Silco, Vander, Sevika. A pattern emerges.
Especially as early on it’s made clear that Jayce belongs to House Talis, a family of skilled toolmakers and craftspeople, it seems like surnames mean you belong to a House, a lineage, an established and recognized family organization of hereditary power, position, or trades. You have something worth inheriting, something worth keeping in the family, something recognized. Belonging to a House may not necessarily mean you’re somebody important, but it means you’re somebody.
And it seems to be mostly a Piltovan thing. (Though not all residents of Piltover seem to belong to a House—Sherriff Marcus is never given a surname—but all the characters with surnames do seem to be from Piltover.) in Zaun, Vi and Jinx hardly have anything respectable to inherit. Viktor has no family members with social clout to call on, Ekko has no recognized lineage to trace. They don’t have surnames. They don’t need them.
In situations with a city like Zaun with lots of people with no surnames, though, you tend to need to clarify who you are and who you’re talking about anyway, and you frequently see matro/patronymic names become established—X son of Y, A daughter of Z. It’s not really a last name and doesn’t function like one, it’s more like a clarifier. Or a claim to who you are. (The image of Vi introducing herself as Violet Vandersdaughter gave me an attack of emotions. Okay, continue.) In the boiling-over tension between Zaun and Piltover, I can especially imagine it being a point of spiteful pride for Zaunites. Who your parents are, where you came from. Yeah, I’m Ekko Innasson, and you can’t make me be anything else.
(Jinx is no longer Powder Vandersdaughter, though. She’s just Jinx. Everyone knows who she is. She doesn’t need anything else.)
Which makes the apparent surname Grayson, for a woman who is Piltover’s Sheriff, interesting this context. It suggests to me that Sheriff Grayson is from a new House, that House Grayson was elevated and established only a generation or two ago. A matro/patronym became an inherited surname. And Sheriff Marcus is desperately trying to handle this shit to try to prove himself and to get his family established and elevated into a House as well for his daughter to be part of this class.
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