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==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== | ==Given names== | ||
Clofabian people are addressed by their given names. | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable" | {| class="wikitable sortable" | ||
|- | |- | ||
! [[Clofabosin]] !! Nicknames !! Etymology !! Pronunciation | ! [[Clofabosin]] !! Nicknames !! Etymology !! Pronunciation !! Gender !! Notes | ||
|- | |||
| Aleve || || || | || female || | |||
|- | |- | ||
| Aspirin || || || | || male || | | Aspirin || || || | || male || | ||
|- | |||
| Zinplava || || || | || female || | |||
|} | |} |
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