Clofabosin/Names

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. Some non-Clofabians take on a Clofabian last name with a similar sound, e.g. Cimaterol <- Kim.

Names exclusive to Crackfic Irta

Last names: Cimaterol

First names adapted from source languages:

• English origin: Seasonique, Restoril, Desyrel, Singulair
• Hebrew origin: Lioresal <- Lior, Zevalin <- Zev, Taltz <- Tal
• Indian origin: Pradaxa, Vistaril

Second generation immigrants in recent times have unmodified first names, as in the prime minister of Clofabolocin, Arundati Cimaterol.

Given names

Clofabian people are addressed by their given names.

Clofabosin	Nicknames	Etymology	Pronunciation	Gender	Notes
Aleve				female
Aspirin				male
Zinplava				female