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Amabu
Given name
Female
from Old Southern Dabuke 'Amábu' (beautiful)
Ārṭyankhān
Given name
Male
from 'ārṭya' (ocean)
Bālagudār
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'baalak-gudaař' (long breath = one who lives a long time)
Bhārmat
Given name
Male
'lion'
Chīlgantār
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'čilag-antaar' (soft foot)
Cūttadėdum
Given name
Unisex
'sibling of tapirs'
Daijakihė
Given name
Female
Nanaklāri substrate
Darkhām
Given name
Male
probably from a dialectal variation of Old Hjøtëchilai 'dorxaan' (strong)
Dėlendarhām
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'deelen-dorxaan' (strong leader)
Dėlenitā
Given name
Female
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'deelenitaa' (leader woman)
Ganskøgnam
Given name
Male
'hero of steel' or 'firm hero'
Haikørmān
Given name
Male
from 'haikør' (iron)
Hjärtėmbi
Given name
Female
'body of light'
Huldėhaira
Given name
Female
'moonlight'
Hølgethānir
Given name
Male
'friend of dragons'
Jaiṇekhāra
Given name
Female
'the good new one'
Jaiṇekhārkhān
Given name
Male
'the good new one'
Jalgudār
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'žar-gudaař' (long sight)
Jardām
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'žar-daam' (dark sight = one who sees well in the dark)
Jāyańjeniū
Given name
Female
'flower of the cay'
Jėlia
Given name
Female
'dew'
Jivaṃdār
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'žiwam-vaar' (speech of fight)
Jūramitā
Given name
Female
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'žuuram' (light)
Jølśachia
Given name
Female
'winner'
Jølśėtum
Given name
Male
'winner'
Kaiḍańjeniū
Given name
Female
'golden flower'
Kaiḍaśikā
Given name
Female
from 'kaiḍah' (gold)
Kāljivaṃṣān
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'qaal-žiwam-šaañ' (man of the old speech = wise man)
Kāltarvān
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'qaal-tarvaan' (painted man). Most common male name in Laltīmāhia at the last census (4E 131)
Kandhīptram
Given name
Male
'fearless'
Kaylnenia
Given name
Unisex
'pure soul' - unisex but overwhelmingly female
Keltsvār
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'qelts-vaar' (fighting boy)
Kėmbimaiteh
Given name
Female
'friend of toucans'
Kėmbithānir
Given name
Male
'friend of toucans'
Kūldendėla
Given name
Female
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'kuurdan-deel' (nice flower)
Lairė
Given name
Female
'sky'
Lälithiam
Given name
Male
Nanaklāri substrate
Läyjeh
Given name
Female
'tulip'
Līṭhaljāyim
Given name
Female
'siren'
Mānabombė
Given name
Female
Dabuke origin, meaning unknown. Its nationwide popularity is mainly due to Lairunūt Dulidakyka Mānabombė, one of the most important Great Inquisitors of the last century.
Martayinām
Given name
Female
'protector of the city'. Most common overall name in Laltīmāhia at the last census (4E 131)
Maylhomma
Given name
Female
'pearl of the water'
Mūńcangār
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'muuň-tsonguur' (warrior) with ū > ā shift (< *-cangūr)
Nahiālika
Given name
Female
from 'nahia' (mountain)
Ńälihaira
Given name
Female
'light of the hill'
Nankuńjāt
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'nank-unžaat' (hard metal)
Nariejūram
Given name
Female
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'neře-žuuram' (lady of light)
Näyldaita
Given name
Female
Nanaklāri substrate
Tāmińjeniū
Given name
Female
'eternal flower'
Tsungūr
Given name
Male
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'tsonguur' (punch)
Yārachilgėn
Given name
Female
from Old Hjøtëchilai 'yāra-čelgeeñ' (sky girl) — coined by the writer Ńälihairunūt Kaitakalīm Jølśachia for the main character in her influential 3E 679 novel "Girl of the Lake" (Nūrtāli Jāyim)
Þātia
Given name
Female
'star'
Þātiampenkam
Given name
Male
'star child'
Þātiaṃsamin
Given name
Female
'star child'
