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Abedi·n, Ajmali·n, Ami·n, Arform·in, Bitol·in, Broxan, Carm·in, Ciman, Col·in, Difen, Etan·in, Form·in, Imox·in, Indacan, Lorajm·in, Milven, Namin·in, Narden, Olodan, Picumen, Procan, Repr·in, Rimi·n, Salmen, Sulfon·in, Vilan·in, Zilpan, Zin·in | Abedi·n, Ajmali·n, Ami·n, Arform·in, Bitol·in, Broxan, Carm·in, Ciman, Col·in, Difen, Etan·in, Form·in, Imox·in, Indacan, Lorajm·in, Milven, Namin·in, Narden, Olodan, Picumen, Procan, Repr·in, Rimi·n, Salmen, Sulfon·in, Vilan·in, Zilpan, Zin·in | ||
Clofabolocin is very ethnically diverse and non-Clofabian last names are very common. | Clofabolocin is very ethnically diverse and non-Clofabian last names are very common, especially Ksieh, Dodellian, Talman, and Netagin ones. | ||
==Given names== | ==Given names== | ||
Revision as of 04:44, 28 March 2022
Company names as theonyms
Family names
Family names use the suffix -terol ("of house") or -mycol.
Abedi·n, Ajmali·n, Ami·n, Arform·in, Bitol·in, Broxan, Carm·in, Ciman, Col·in, Difen, Etan·in, Form·in, Imox·in, Indacan, Lorajm·in, Milven, Namin·in, Narden, Olodan, Picumen, Procan, Repr·in, Rimi·n, Salmen, Sulfon·in, Vilan·in, Zilpan, Zin·in
Clofabolocin is very ethnically diverse and non-Clofabian last names are very common, especially Ksieh, Dodellian, Talman, and Netagin ones.
Given names
Clofabian people are addressed by their given names.
| Clofabosin | Nicknames | Etymology | Pronunciation | Gender | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aleve | female | ||||
| Aspirin | male | ||||
| Zinplava | female |