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* ''buyabēṣam'' — king, formerly used for monarchs in the Chlouvānem Near East.
* ''buyabēṣam'' — king, formerly used for monarchs in the Chlouvānem Near East.
* ''buyabǣši'' — queen, formerly used for monarchs in the Chlouvānem Near East.
* ''buyabǣši'' — queen, formerly used for monarchs in the Chlouvānem Near East.
* ''okašūna'' — king, in the context of late Second Era/Early Third Era Kans-Tsan kingdoms (they didn't allow queens to reign).
* ''okašūna'' — king, in the context of late Second Era/Early Third Era Toyubeshian kingdoms (they didn't allow queens to reign, at least before Chlouvānem settlement; the ''būyabēṣam''/''buyabǣši'' terms became standard then).
* ''palbokas'' — king, queen, used for current and historical monarchs in Eastern Védren.
* ''palbokas'' — king, queen, used for current and historical monarchs in Eastern Védren.


* ''pūṣēlkesis'' — prince (male heir to a throne; < Sky. ''pylselekyz'' "king-son"), used in almost all contexts; today also used as a Chlouvānem male given name.
* ''pūṣēlkesis'' — prince (male heir to a throne; < Sky. ''pylselekyz'' "king-son"), used in almost all contexts; today also used as a Chlouvānem male given name.
* ''puvesovya'' — princess (female heir to a throne; < Sky. ''pylyzovja'' "king-daughter"), used in almost all contexts; today also used as a Chlouvānem female given name.
* ''puvesovya'' — princess (female heir to a throne; < Sky. ''pylyzovja'' "king-daughter"), used in almost all contexts; today also used as a Chlouvānem female given name.
* ''kubašīrih'' — heir to a throne in the historical Kans-Tsan kingdoms.
* ''kubašīrih'' — heir to a throne in the historical Toyubeshian kingdoms.
* ''tonahīsen'' — daughter of a Kans-Tsan king.
* ''tonahīsen'' — daughter of a Toyubeshian king.


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