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* A few surnames derive from occupations or tools, either in genitive case (e.g. ''Ṣāṭi'', ''Kolьcañī'') or in direct case (e.g. ''Kumis'', ''Drāṇīn''). | * A few surnames derive from occupations or tools, either in genitive case (e.g. ''Ṣāṭi'', ''Kolьcañī'') or in direct case (e.g. ''Kumis'', ''Drāṇīn''). | ||
* Many Eastern surnames have their origins in Kans-Tsan clan names, like ''Yatakoma'', ''Laranamon'', ''Hantokan'', ''Futahira'', or ''Līkāntām''. | * Many Eastern surnames have their origins in Kans-Tsan clan names, like ''Yatakoma'', ''Laranamon'', ''Hantokan'', ''Futahira'', or ''Līkāntām''. | ||
* Many surnames have unknown origin, most probably from non-Chlouvānem now displaced languages, especially in the jungle area. Examples are '' | * Many surnames have unknown origin, most probably from non-Chlouvānem now displaced languages, especially in the jungle area. Examples are ''Nāɂahilūma'', ''Jāmatthāla'', ''Naiñoɂamė'', ''Lamichlīkyah'' or ''Nājihaufram''. | ||
===Variable and invariable surnames=== | ===Variable and invariable surnames=== | ||