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Anyway, possibly the majority of nationwide Chlouvānem names are not inherited from Proto-Lahob, but originally from cultures of the central Lāmiejāya plain in prehistoric times, many without a known meaning. Such names include for example the female ''Hæniląuya ''and ''Namihūlśa'' or the male ''Lælithiam ''and ''Nuikthalin''. Other names with a known origin are for example the female ''Kūldendėla ''or ''Nariekaiṣa'' and the male ''Kāltarvān ''or ''Kāljivaṃṣān'', all of Ancient Yodhvāyi origin (once spoken in the current-day dioceses of Galiākñijātia and Yodhvāya). A few nationwide given names also have Ancient Kūṣṛmāthi or other origins, but they're much rarer.
Anyway, possibly the majority of nationwide Chlouvānem names are not inherited from Proto-Lahob, but originally from cultures of the central Lāmiejāya plain in prehistoric times, many without a known meaning. Such names include for example the female ''Hæniląuya ''and ''Namihūlśa'' or the male ''Lælithiam ''and ''Nuikthalin''. Other names with a known origin are for example the female ''Kūldendėla ''or ''Nariekaiṣa'' and the male ''Kāltarvān ''or ''Kāljivaṃṣān'', all of Ancient Yodhvāyi origin (once spoken in the current-day dioceses of Galiākñijātia and Yodhvāya). A few nationwide given names also have Ancient Kūṣṛmāthi or other origins, but they're much rarer.


''-likā ''and ''-mitā ''are usually used to form female names from common words; male counterparts to female names are formed by changing the final vowel, usually ''-a'', with ''-mun''. This is part of a pattern that sees most male nouns being grammatically of lotus gender and most female ones of the parrot one. Only a few nouns are unisex, for example ''Kailnenia'' (though female in the vast majority of cases), ''Terintān'', or those ones formed with unisex names, like all of those with ''-samin'' (child).
This is part of a pattern that sees most male nouns being grammatically of lotus gender and most female ones of the parrot one. Only a few nouns are unisex, for example ''Kailnenia'' (though female in the vast majority of cases), ''Terintān'', or those ones formed with unisex names, like all of those with ''-samin'' (child). ''-likā'' or ''-mitā'' are typically used to form female names from male ones, while male ones are formed by removing the final ''-a'' of a female name (if possible) and adding ''-gin''. There are, however, many exceptions to this rule.  


Many areas of the Inquisition also have their own "local" names, taken from pre-Chlouvānem local languages; this is particularly common in the East with Kans-Tsan names, which often spread outside that area. Special mention also for the Dabuke female names ''Amabu ''and ''Nīmulšāmi'', which have spread outside the local area and are commonly given nationwide.
Many areas of the Inquisition also have their own "local" names, taken from pre-Chlouvānem local languages; this is particularly common in the East with Kans-Tsan names, which often spread outside that area. Special mention also for the Dabuke female names ''Amabu ''and ''Nīmulšāmi'', which have spread outside the local area and are commonly given nationwide.
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===Common given names and their meanings===
===Common given names and their meanings===
Here is a list of common Chlouvānem given names and, where known, their origin and meaning:
====Female names====
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
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! Name !! Origin !! Meaning !! Gender
! Name !! Origin !! Meaning !! Notes
|-
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| Amabu || Eastern Dabuke || beauty || Female
| Amabu || Eastern Dabuke || beauty ||
|-
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| Ārṣan || Tamukāyi || strength of the hill(s) || Male
| Bālagudāya || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Bālagudām'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Aubakī || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Western || Unisex (most commonly male)
| Bandiė || Old Cambhaugrāyi || beauty of the wind ||
|-
| Barhāma || Tamukāyi || sunlight ||
|-
| Bhārmamitā || Chlouvānem || lion <small>(variant of ''Bhārmatah'')</small> ||
|-
| Bradhma || Ancient Kāṃradeši || pearl ||
|-
| Buyāna || Ancient Kāṃradeši || daughter ||
|-
| Chališiroe || Old Cambhaugrāyi || sage word, (s)he who gives advice || Unisex
|-
| Chilamulka || Ancient Yodhvāši || good foot ||
|-
| Chlamijeniū || Chlouvānem || golden flower ||
|-
| Chlǣvešāh || Chlouvānem || from ''chluvaikā'' (wealth), probably merged with ''chlǣcæm'' (better) ||
|-
| Chlærьmitūh || Chlouvānem || body of light ||
|-
| Dāgnabhrāni || colspan=2 | <small>(female version of ''Dāgnabhrām'')</small> ||
|-
| Dalaigana || Ancient Kāṃradeši || <small>(probably derived from ''Dalaigin'')</small> || Female
|-
| Dāneh || colspan=2 | unknown (Chlouvānem?<ref>The word ''dāneh'' means "nut" in Chlouvānem but the similarity is probably only coincidental.</ref>) ||
|-
|-
| Bālagudām || Ancient Yodhvāši || long breath (= long life) || Unisex (most commonly male)
| Dariāmitā || Ancient Yodhvāši || strong woman ||
|-
|-
| Bālagudairah || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Bālagudām'')</small> || Female
| Dėlenitā || Ancient Yodhvāši || leading woman ||
|-
|-
| Bandiė || Old Cambhaugrāyi || beauty of the wind || Female
| Dulmaidana || Ancient Kāṃradeši || <small>(probably derived from ''Dulmadin'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Barhāma || Tamukāyi || sunlight || Female
| Hāliehaika || Anc.Yodhvāši/unknown || ''hālʲ-'' from Anc. Yodhvāši for "reflection"; ''-haika'' unknown ||  
|-
|-
| Bhārmatah || Chlouvānem || lion || Male
| Hāliehulca || Anc.Yodhvāši/unknown || <small>(post-classical corruption of ''Hāliehaika'')</small> ||  
|-
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| Bradhma || Ancient Kāṃradeši || pearl || Female
| Halinækha || colspan=2 | unknown ||
|-
|-
| Bradhulkam || Ancient Kāṃradeši || <small>(variant of ''Bradhma'')</small> || Male
| Hānimausa || Ancient Yodhvāši || beautiful reflection ||  
|-
|-
| Braivaren || Ancient Kāṃradeši || carrying great hope || Male
| Hilvarjayā || Ancient Namaikehi || <small>(variant of ''Hilvarghom'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Buyāna || Ancient Kāṃradeši || daughter || Female
| Huliāchlærim || Chlouvānem || moonlight ||
|-
|-
| Chališiroe || Old Cambhaugrāyi || sage word, (s)he who gives advice || Unisex
| Hælahaika || Anc.Yodhvāši/unknown || <small>(variant of ''Hāliehaika'')</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Chaukārī || colspan=2 | unknown || Unisex (most commonly male)
| Hæliyǣša || colspan=2 | unknown ||  
|-
|-
| Chīlgantāram || Ancient Yodhvāši || light foot || Male
| Hæniląuya || colspan=2 | unknown ||
|-
|-
| Chilamulka || Ancient Yodhvāši || good foot || Female
| Hånia || Chlouvānem || toucan || Unisex
|-
|-
| Chlamijeniū || Chlouvānem || golden flower || Female
| Hånilikā || Chlouvānem || toucan <small>(variant of ''Hånia'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Chlǣvešāh || Chlouvānem || from ''chluvaikā'' (wealth), probably merged with ''chlǣcæm'' (better) || Female
| Jādāh || Archaic Chlouvānem || wealth(y) ||
|-
|-
| Chlærьmitūh || Chlouvānem || body of light || Female
| Janighālah || Ancient Namaikehi || brave || Unisex
|-
|-
| Dāgnabhrām || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern || Male
| Jauhækūmi || colspan=2 | unknown ||
|-
|-
| Dāgnabhrāni || colspan=2 | <small>(female version of ''Dāgnabhrām'')</small> || Female
| Julūmausa || Ancient Yodhvāši || beautiful gold ||  
|-
|-
| Dalaigin || Ancient Kāṃradeši || having light || Male
| Kailemūrṣa || Tamukāyi || she whose courage is told ||  
|-
|-
| Dalaigana || Ancient Kāṃradeši || <small>(probably derived from ''Dalaigin'')</small> || Female
| Kailnenia || Chlouvānem || pure soul ||
|-
|-
| Dāneh || colspan=2 | unknown (Chlouvānem?<ref>The word ''dāneh'' means "nut" in Chlouvānem but the similarity is probably only coincidental.</ref>) || Female
| Kūldendėla || Ancient Yodhvāši || beautiful flower ||
|-
|-
| Daṃdhigūlan || Ancient Kāṃradeši || blue star || Male
| Kælidañca || Ancient Yodhvāši || great joy ||
|-
|-
| Dariāmitā || Ancient Yodhvāši || strong woman || Female
| Lākhnī || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern ||
|-
|-
| Darkhām || Ancient Yodhvāši || strong || Male
| Lairė || Chlouvānem || sky, air ||
|-
|-
| Dėlendarhām || Ancient Yodhvāši || strong leader || Male
| Lanaijuniā || Chlouvānem || island flower ||
|-
|-
| Dėlenitā || Ancient Yodhvāši || leading woman || Female
| Lañekaica || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Lañikaiṣa'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Dulmadin || Ancient Kāṃradeši || lucky, of a miracle || Male
| Lañemulka || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Lañimulca'')</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Dulmaidana || Ancient Kāṃradeši || <small>(probably derived from ''Dulmadin'')</small> || Female
| Lañikaiṣa || Ancient Yodhvāši || blessed hand ||  
|-
|-
| Gāṇakvyāta || Chlouvānem || iron hero || Male
| Lañimulca || Ancient Yodhvāši || good hand ||  
|-
|-
| Geñchīntāram || Ancient Yodhvāši || light blade || Male
| Lārta || colspan=2 | unknown ||  
|-
|-
| Hāliehaika || Anc.Yodhvāši/unknown || ''hālʲ-'' from Anc. Yodhvāši for "reflection"; ''-haika'' unknown || Female
| Lāyašvāti || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern ||
|-
|-
| Hāliehulca || Anc.Yodhvāši/unknown || <small>(post-classical corruption of ''Hāliehaika'')</small> || Female
| Liftraišī || colspan=2 | <small>(female version of ''Liftrantas'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Halinækha || colspan=2 | unknown || Female
| Lileikhura || colspan=2 | unknown ||  
|-
|-
| Halinurkam || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(variant of ''Halinækha'')</small> || Male
| Līnænuliah || colspan=2 | unknown ||
|-
|-
| Hānimausa || Ancient Yodhvāši || beautiful reflection || Female
| Læhimausa || Tamukāyi || ray of light ||
|-
|-
| Hilvargholah || Ancient Namaikehi || <small>(variant of ''Hilvarghom'')</small> || Female
| Maibeh || Eastern Dabuke/Chlouvānem || <small>archaic diminutive of ''Amabu''</small> ||
|-
|-
| Hilvarghom || Ancient Namaikehi || famous warrior || Male
| Mailhomma || Chlouvānem || water pearl ||  
|-
|-
| Hūlamastān || colspan=2 | unknown || Male
| Mambapinga || Eastern Dabuke || the beautiful one ||
|-
|-
| Huliāchlærim || Chlouvānem || moonlight || Female
| Mamieh || Eastern Dabuke/Chlouvānem || <small>archaic diminutive of ''Amabu''</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Hūrtalgān || Ancient Yodhvāši || man of gems || Male
| Martayinām || Chlouvānem || city protector || <small>(historically unisex)</small>
|-
|-
| Hælahaika || Anc.Yodhvāši/unknown ||<small>(variant of ''Hāliehaika'')</small> || Female
| Miąrlenīn || Chlouvānem || (s)he who makes good choices || Unisex
|-
|-
| Hæliyǣša || colspan=2 | unknown || Female
| Mæmihomah || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(variant of ''Mæmihūmia'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Hæniląuya || colspan=2 | unknown || Female
| Mæmihūmia || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(possibly Laifutaši)</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Hånisrajñas || Chlouvānem || friend of toucans || Male
| Mæmijaiya || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(possibly Laifutaši)</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Hånia || Chlouvānem || toucan || Unisex
| Mæmimausa || unknown/Anc. Yodhvāši || ''mæmi-'' unknown; ''-mausa'' from the Anc. Yodhvāši word for "beautiful" ||  
|-
|-
| Jādāh || Archaic Chlouvānem || wealth(y) || Female
| Naina || Old Cambhaugrāyi || melodic ||  
|-
|-
| Jalgudām || Ancient Yodhvāši || distant sight || Male
| Naik​ā || Ancient Yodhvāši || song ||  
|-
|-
| Janighālah || Ancient Namaikehi || brave || Unisex
| Nājaldhīm || Aṣasṝkhami || bringer of happiness ||  
|-
|-
| Jardām || Ancient Yodhvāši || sight in the dark || Male
| Namihūlša || Laifutaši || ? ||  
|-
|-
| Jauhækūmi || colspan=2 | unknown || Female
| Nariejūram || Ancient Yodhvāši || woman of light ||  
|-
|-
| Jīvardām || Ancient Yodhvāši || fighting word || Male
| Nariekaiṣa || Ancient Yodhvāši || blessed woman ||  
|-
|-
| Julūmausa || Ancient Yodhvāši || beautiful gold || Female
| Nariekayah || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Nariekaiṣa'')</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Kailemūrṣa || Tamukāyi || she whose courage is told || Female
| Nariekūrda || Ancient Yodhvāši || woman of flowers ||  
|-
|-
| Kailnenia || Chlouvānem || pure soul || Female
| Nilāmulka || Laifutaši || ? ||  
|-
|-
| Kāljivaṃṣān || Ancient Yodhvāši || sage man || Male
| Nimahullė || Ancient Yodhvāši || smile of the stars ||  
|-
|-
| Kāltarvān || Ancient Yodhvāši || painted man || Male
| Nīmulšāmi || Eastern Dabuke || the young one ||
|-
|-
| Khālbayān || Ancient Yodhvāši || brown man || Male
| Nukthælikā || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(derived from ''Nukthalin'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Klætsflian || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(probably from the Near East)</small> || Male
| Ñaiṭasamin || Chlouvānem || star child || Unisex
|-
|-
| Kūldendėla || Ancient Yodhvāši || beautiful flower || Female
| Ñælihaira || Laifutaši || ? ||  
|-
|-
| Kuretsufan || Kans-Tsan || strong boy || Female
| Pirkabhrāni || colspan=2 | <small>(female version of ''Pirkabhrām'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Kælidañca || Ancient Yodhvāši || great joy || Female
| Ṣastira || Tamukāyi || water fairy ||
|-
|-
| Lākhnī || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern || Female
| Šulega || Ancient Kāṃradeši || happiness ||
|-
|-
| Lairė || Chlouvānem || sky, air || Female
| Tainā || Tamukāyi || gem ||
|-
|-
| Lanaijuniā || Chlouvānem || island flower || Female
| Tālimausa || unknown/Anc. Yodhvāši || ''tāli-'' unknown; ''-mausa'' from the Anc. Yodhvāši word for "beautiful" ||
|-
|-
| Lañekaica || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Lañikaiṣa'')</small> || Female
| Vælvah || Chlouvānem || cloud || Unisex (usually female)
|-
|-
| Lañemulka || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Lañimulca'')</small> || Female
| Yānāh || inherited from Proto-Lahob || great purity ||
|-
|-
| Lañikaiṣa || Ancient Yodhvāši || blessed hand || Female
| Yārachilgėn || Ancient Yodhvāši<ref>Coined in the late Third Era for the main character of a novel by writer Ñælihairāvi Kaitakalīm ''Lileikhura''.</ref> || sky girl ||
|-
|-
| Lañimulca || Ancient Yodhvāši || good hand || Female
| Yunaira || Tamukāyi || good doing ||  
|}
 
====Male names====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| Lārta || colspan=2 | unknown || Female
! Name !! Origin !! Meaning !! Notes
|-
|-
| Lāyašvāti || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern || Female
| Ārṣan || Tamukāyi || strength of the hill(s) ||
|-
|-
| Lāyašvūs || colspan=2 | <small>(male version of ''Lāyašvāti'')</small> || Male
| Aubakī || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Western || Unisex (most commonly male)
|-
|-
| Liftrantas || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern || Male
| Bālagudām || Ancient Yodhvāši || long breath (= long life) || Unisex (most commonly male)
|-
|-
| Liftraišī || colspan=2 | <small>(female version of ''Liftrantas'')</small> || Female
| Bhārmatah || Chlouvānem || lion ||
|-
|-
| Līnænuliah || colspan=2 | unknown || Female
| Bradhmin || Ancient Kāṃradeši || <small>(variant of ''Bradhma'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Læhimausa || Tamukāyi || ray of light || Female
| Braivaren || Ancient Kāṃradeši || carrying great hope ||  
|-
|-
| Lælithiam || colspan=2 | unknown || Male
| Chališiroe || Old Cambhaugrāyi || sage word, (s)he who gives advice || Unisex
|-
|-
| Maibeh || Eastern Dabuke/Chlouvānem || <small>archaic diminutive of ''Amabu''</small> || Female
| Chaukārī || colspan=2 | unknown || Unisex (most commonly male)
|-
|-
| Mailhomma || Chlouvānem || water pearl || Female
| Chīlgantāram || Ancient Yodhvāši || light foot ||  
|-
|-
| Mambapinga || Eastern Dabuke || the beautiful one || Female
| Dāgnabhrām || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern ||  
|-
|-
| Mamieh || Eastern Dabuke/Chlouvānem || <small>archaic diminutive of ''Amabu''</small> || Female
| Dalaigin || Ancient Kāṃradeši || having light ||  
|-
|-
| Martayinām || Chlouvānem || city protector || Female <small>(historically unisex)</small>
| Daṃdhigūlan || Ancient Kāṃradeši || blue star ||  
|-
|-
| Miąrlenīn || Chlouvānem || (s)he who makes good choices || Unisex
| Darkhām || Ancient Yodhvāši || strong ||  
|-
|-
| Mūñcangām || Ancient Yodhvāši || warrior || Male
| Dėlendarhām || Ancient Yodhvāši || strong leader ||  
|-
|-
| Mæmihomah || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(variant of ''Mæmihūmia'')</small> || Female
| Dulmadin || Ancient Kāṃradeši || lucky, of a miracle ||  
|-
|-
| Mæmihūmia || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(possibly Laifutaši)</small> || Female
| Gāṇakvyāta || Chlouvānem || iron hero ||  
|-
|-
| Mæmijaiya || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(possibly Laifutaši)</small> || Female
| Geñchīntāram || Ancient Yodhvāši || light blade ||  
|-
|-
| Mæmimausa || unknown/Anc. Yodhvāši || ''mæmi-'' unknown; ''-mausa'' from the Anc. Yodhvāši word for "beautiful" || Female
| Halinurkam || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(variant of ''Halinækha'')</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Naina || Old Cambhaugrāyi || melodic || Female
| Hilvarghom || Ancient Namaikehi || famous warrior ||  
|-
|-
| Naik​ā || Ancient Yodhvāši || song || Female
| Hūlamastān || colspan=2 | unknown ||  
|-
|-
| Nājaldhīm || Aṣasṝkhami || bringer of happiness || Female
| Hūrtalgān || Ancient Yodhvāši || man of gems ||  
|-
|-
| Namihūlša || Laifutaši || ? || Female
| Hånisrajñas || Chlouvānem || friend of toucans ||  
|-
|-
| Nariejūram || Ancient Yodhvāši || woman of light || Female
| Hånia || Chlouvānem || toucan || Unisex
|-
|-
| Nariekaiṣa || Ancient Yodhvāši || blessed woman || Female
| Hånigin || Chlouvānem || toucan <small>(variant of ''Hånia'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Nariekayah || Ancient Yodhvāši || <small>(variant of ''Nariekaiṣa'')</small> || Female
| Jalgudām || Ancient Yodhvāši || distant sight ||  
|-
|-
| Nariekūrda || Ancient Yodhvāši || woman of flowers || Female
| Janighālah || Ancient Namaikehi || brave || Unisex
|-
|-
| Nilāmulka || Laifutaši || ? || Female
| Jardām || Ancient Yodhvāši || sight in the dark ||  
|-
|-
| Nimahullė || Ancient Yodhvāši || smile of the stars || Female
| Jīvardām || Ancient Yodhvāši || fighting word ||
|-
|-
| Nīmulšāmi || Eastern Dabuke || the young one || Female
| Kāljivaṃṣān || Ancient Yodhvāši || sage man ||  
|-
|-
| Nukthalin || colspan=2 | unknown || Male
| Kāltarvān || Ancient Yodhvāši || painted man ||  
|-
|-
| Nukthælieh || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(probably derived from/related to ''Nukthalin'')</small> || Female
| Khālbayān || Ancient Yodhvāši || brown man ||  
|-
|-
| Ñaiṭasamin || Chlouvānem || star child || Unisex
| Klætsflian || colspan=2 | unknown <small>(probably from the Near East)</small> ||
|-
|-
| Pirkabhrām || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern || Male
| Kuretsufan || Kans-Tsan || strong boy ||
|-
|-
| Pirkabhrāni || colspan=2 | <small>(female version of ''Pirkabhrām'')</small> || Female
| Lāyašāgin || colspan=2 | <small>(male version of ''Lāyašvāti'')</small> ||
|-
|-
| Ṣastira || Tamukāyi || water fairy || Female
| Liftrantas || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern ||  
|-
|-
| Ṣastirvam || Tamukāyi || <small>(variant of ''Ṣastira'')</small> || Male
| Lælithiam || colspan=2 | unknown ||
|-
|-
| Šulega || Ancient Kāṃradeši || happiness || Female
| Miąrlenīn || Chlouvānem || (s)he who makes good choices || Unisex
|-
|-
| Švaragūlan || Ancient Kāṃradeši || star of the sea || Male
| Mūñcangām || Ancient Yodhvāši || warrior ||
|-
|-
| Tainā || Tamukāyi || gem || Female
| Nukthalin || colspan=2 | unknown ||  
|-
|-
| Tālimausa || unknown/Anc. Yodhvāši || ''tāli-'' unknown; ''-mausa'' from the Anc. Yodhvāši word for "beautiful" || Female
| Ñaiṭasamin || Chlouvānem || star child || Unisex
|-
|-
| Terintān || Ancient Yodhvāši || fast jump || Unisex
| Pirkabhrām || colspan=2 | unknown, probably Near Eastern ||
|-
|-
| Turabayān || Ancient Yodhvāši || brown step || Male
| Ṣastirvam || Tamukāyi || <small>(variant of ''Ṣastira'')</small> ||  
|-
|-
| Turgandām || Ancient Yodhvāši || step into the dark || Male
| Švaragūlan || Ancient Kāṃradeši || star of the sea ||
|-
|-
| Vælvah || Chlouvānem || cloud || Unisex (usually female)
| Terintān || Ancient Yodhvāši || fast jump || Unisex
|-
|-
| Yāmurtān || Ancient Yodhvāši || fast kick || Male
| Turabayān || Ancient Yodhvāši || brown step ||  
|-
|-
| Yānāh || inherited from Proto-Lahob || great purity || Female
| Turgandām || Ancient Yodhvāši || step into the dark ||  
|-
|-
| Yārachilgėn || Ancient Yodhvāši<ref>Coined in the late Third Era for the main character of a novel by writer Ñælihairāvi Kaitakalīm ''Lileikhura''.</ref> || sky girl || Female
| Vælvah || Chlouvānem || cloud || Unisex (usually female)
|-
|-
| Yunaira || Tamukāyi || good doing || Female
| Yāmurtān || Ancient Yodhvāši || fast kick ||  
|}
|}


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