Names

Isleh · Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 4:01 am Post subject: Names

From the pages of Star Wars Roleplaying Game: Galactic Campaign Guide

Thanks should go to Jerrel Huntsmen

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Bothan Male Names and their meaning

Askrut--Even-tempered
Ashk--Big-hearted
Besk--Regal
Borsk--Proud
Burukt--Firm-minded, heard-headed
Crem--Holy, pious
Drashk--Creative
Draeks--Wise
Eelo--Fun-loving
Eurrsk--Good-humored
Fenn--Nimble (literally, "slippery")
Girov--Fair, even-handed
Grendu--Hard-working, industrious
Iraek--Happy
Jakys--Ingenious
Karka--Lucky (usually "suspiciously lucky")
Koth--Philosophical
Krusk--A violent herbivore found on Bothawui
Laryn--Worshipful
Mak--Mighty
Moss--Dutiful, dependable
Norr--Strong-willed
Oktrem--Commanding
Peshk--Handsome
Raek--Graceful
Rashk--Peaceful, tranquil
Strask--Scholarly, educated
Tav--Vigorous, youthful
Traest--Enthralling
Tresk--Cold (literally, "as the winter")
Varesk--Archaic variant spelling of Brosk
Wesk--Pale, thin
Zrask--Hot-tempered

Bothan Female names and meaning

Arist--Beloved
Asyr--A pleasant-smelling flower found on Bothawui
Azira--Alternate spelling of Asyr
Bey--(original meaning unclear; usually associated with marriage or home making)
Biree--Graceful
Bura--Slender
Caer--Springlike
Dall--Gifted, talented
Eshka--Watchful, observant
Fiarr--Summerlike
Giska--Blessed
Haskit--A Bothan matriarch who once influenced Bothawui politically for half a century
Irys--Clever, quick-witted
Jastra--Celestial, heavenly
Kith--Cherished
Koskit--(meaning unclear; litterally, "brought back")
Kothtri--A spiced fruit juice traditionally enjoyed on Bothawui
Liska--Watery (literally, "of the sea")
Mineth--Musical (literally, "likes to sing")
Nyir--Pretty, beautiful, lovely
Oktra--Resourceful
Ora--A gemstone found on Bothawui
Prisk--Bitter, unhappy
Ralk--Charming
Riskyr--Inquisitive, currious
Rurra--Funny, witty
Saiga--Wealthy, bejeweled
Shayl--Sweet, dear
Tereez--Twilight, dusky
Ursi--Pet, after a type of cuddly house pet favored among Bothans
Vulk--Sad, tearful
Wist--Free-spirited, independant
Zikri--A small, playful water spirit from Bothan myths

Bothan Family Names

Ak--A bird of prey found on Bothawui
Arr--Traveler
Bok--A draft animal employed on Bothawui; refers to male (bull)
Breil--A settlement on Bothawui once famed for it's size
Cra--Droid crafter
Dza--Artisan
Ek--Wood
Fey--Servant
Fla--River
Grai--Smith, metal worker (refers to common metals)
Im--Animal herder
Joran--Speaker, lawyer
Kas--Sentry, guard
Kre--Driver, pilot
Lya--Singer, musician
Man--Farmer
Melan--Moon, night
Nay--Snow, ice
Orok--Builder, architect, mason
Plot--A hero from Bothan myths
Ral--(original meaning unclear; literally, "family freind")
Ruk--Warrior
Rul--Mechanic, one who repairs machines.
Sei--Magician, wizard (origin unclear)
Sez--A fish found in Bothawui's oceans
Sut--Baker
Tal--Forest, trees
Thri--Commander, general
Vel--Ocean, sea
Vri--Caretaker, groundskeeper
Yab--Shipwright (refers to starships, but may have originally refered to sailing ships or airships)
Yrk--Metalsmith (refers to precious metals)
Wok--Tailor

Bothan Clan Suffixes
Bothan Clan Sufixes are to relate clan relation while Family Names relate blood relation

'ag--Iag, Ag
'ala--Eala
'bar--Bar
'bek--Obek
'bun--Ubun
'cra--Icra, Acra
'dren--Dren
'ek--Iek, Aek
'fey--Afey, Ifey
'ges--Iges, Ages
'hag--Ehag
'ia--Bia
'jeg--Ajeg, Ieg
'ki--Ki
'krel--Krel
'lar--Ular
'lon--Ilon, Alon
'lya--Alya, Ilya
'mos--Umos
'nel--Onel
'ok--Uok
'pek--Epek
'ra--Ara, Ira
'rey--Erey
'rob--Irob, Arob
'sil--Osil
'skra--Iskra, Askra
'syk--Asyk, Isyk
'trem--Trem
'tvo--Utvo
'vys--Uvys
'yg--Yg
'yka--Yka

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Ithorian Male Names and their meaning

Aamaw--Firelight
Aarrom--Waves (specifically, breakers)
Awoor--Waterfall
Boolon--A large bird with a loud call found on Ithor
Ceelell--Thoughtful, introspective
Dooroor--Watchful, alert
Erd--A domesticated predator often used as a sentry animal on Ithor
Eewenn--Authority, leader
Flen--A particularly strong beast of burden found on Ithor
Gillom--A bird of prey on Ithor that feeds primarily on fish
Hiwaw--Responsible, dedicated
Hoolau--Strong wind (archaic; literally, "sun watcher")
Llim--Night patrol warden (named after a type of lantern carried by Ithorian patrols in the distant past)
Luumaw--Sunlight
Momaw--Moonlight
Murr--A tough (though slow witted) beast of burden on Ithor
Neelig--A venomous serpent once found on Ithor (now extinct) that invaded homes (denotes quickness)
Noonam--Strong-willed
Omwaw--Persuasive, influential
Ool--Resilient, tough
Oowor--A ranged stunning weapon once utilized by Ithorian hunters (archaic)
Pwalloom--Thunder
Relal--Independent
Ror--Strong, mighty
Snowat--Mountain
Tamaab--Spirtual, devoted
Tendau--Restless, full of wanderlust
Tomla--Protective
Uamaw--Slender
Waawat--A fierce jungle predator found on Ithor

Ithorian Female Names and their meaning

Aawaia--Sunrise (literally, "last breat of the moon")
Aoma--Grassy meadow
Ayuuri--Wind in the leaves
Bwullin--A transplantable, flowering vine used as a decoration at Ithorian celebrations
Cellwan--A graceful herd animal found on Ithor
Dened--Mystery
Eealoo--Warm breeze on a cool day
Eemull--Miracle
Ewaw--Spring
Faaloo--Cool breeze on a hot day
Fewam--Beloved
Gwethh--A spiced tea enjoyed on Ithor
Haali--A singing bird found on Ithor
Huwall--Placid sea
Iffwa--Winter
Ioaa--A sweet fruit that grows wild on Ithor
Ivuur--A bird found on Ithor that can sing two different songs simultaniously (can have negative connotations)
Jawiin--Innocence (literally, "snowy field")
Loowalii--Breeze carrying the scent of flowers
Madloom--Twilight (literally, "last breath of the sun")
Mwarii--Singer (literally, "singing water")
Neeviln--A bird found on Ithor that is extremely protective of it's young
Nuuswan--A bird that collects gems in Ithorian myths
Oomalmi--A brightly colored tree found on Ithor
Oovei--A colorful bird found on Ithor that appears only in the morning
Owaw--Leaf (specifically, leaves of the pale green waw tree)
Raowen--Golden, made of gold
Solsee--Summer
Uhowwa--Joy (literally, "laughing dancer")
Uuman--Gentle
Uunun--Delicate
Vonnuvi--A waterfowl found on Ithor
Wimmel--A burrowing mamal found on Ithor that features in many Ithorian bedtime stories

Ithorian Family Names and their meaning

Abon--Starlight
Awmod--Singer
Bendon--Guardian
Both--Valley
Ceewam--Moss
Danod--Winemaker
Devadd--Peace officer
Dumaw--Speaker, representative
El--Water
Ewted--Librarian, record keeper
Fonwin--A gemstone found on Ithor
Huu--Wind
Ithh--Soil (specifically, rich growing soil)
Lanud--Lake, pool
Lumas--A species of phosphorescent tree found on Ithor
Mimwen--Artist
Moolis--Administrator
Mudon--Forest warden (refers to animal control)
Nadon--Tender, caretaker (refers to gardening)
Nilmod--Farmer, cultivator
Nubon--Builder, architect
Ob--Sun
Onuumu--A speices of flower found on Ithor
Pwihei--Jeweler
Roogak--A hearty but obstinate heard animal found on Ithor
Saldith--Lichen
Taanfaar--Explorer
Tawron--Herder
Umgiya--A species of prickly bush found on Ithor
Vlohei--Fire warden
Whuvumm--Bread maker
Worlohp--Pilot
Zometh--Historian

Isleh

Mon Calamari usually use only one name, though the desendants and their renowned relative's name to their own. This practice does not reflect any paticular desire to capitalize on their relative's reputation; it simply get s the clarification out of the way. Thus, a Mon Calamari female might say "I am Jesmin Ackbar," rather than "I am Jesmin, the niece of Admiral Ackbar."

Mon Calamari Male Names and their meaning

Ackbar--Selfless servant
Ackdool--Mighty
Blash'n--Dexterous
Bok--Brave
Cimrab--Great, potent
Deshet--Spirit
Dooo--Flaky
Dreti--Blessed
Ean--Wise
Fennut--Talented
Gron--Strong
Gulomi--Dark waters
Haash'n--Nimble
Imbet--Handsome
Jomesh--Fortunate, wealthy
Kolit--Victor
Kulthka--Remembered (literally, "within memory")
Loci--Ingenious
Mabettye--Pilot (specifically, of sterfaring vessels)
Marrab--Protector, guardian
Morn--Male ruler, king
Nirrock--Gold, golden
Nogget--Pilot
Onoma--Heavy heart
Perit--Spear
Rix--Secretive
Salmakk--Bright sky
Terpfen--Coral (specifically, a spiky variety known for it's sharpness)
Toka--A dangerous predator found in Mon Calamari's oceans
Tolkar--A dangerous predator found in Mon Calamari's oceans; similar to
the Toka (often taken as an alternative spelling)
Tralkpha--Swift water
Tuz--Durable, tough
Verrack--Crafter of metals
Yeeli--Fair, just

Mon Calamari Female Names and their meaning

Alghit--Lovely
Amira--A luminous speicies of kelp found in Mon Calamari' oceans
Bant--Resourceful
Bolaph--Tranquil
Cilghal--Inspiration
Dembaline--A pear-like gem produced by sea creatures found in Mon
Calamari's oceans
Dismet--Free spirit
Eerin--Celestial
Fanladi--A graceful, oceanic herbivore found in Mon Calamari's oceans
Glash't--Sleek
Hesmit--Madien
Ibtisam--Sunset (specifically, as seen from beneath shallow waters)
Jesmin--A species of kelp found in Mon Calamari's oceans used to make
perfumes and incense
Kilith--Shrewed, cunning
Kophuth--Cherished
Lishin--Coral (specifically, a colorful variety often used to make dinnerware)
Lullmur--A character from a Mon Calamari bedtime story (archaic)
Melashi--Sandy beach
Mothut--Charity, generosity
Nasrabi--Female ruller, queen
Nerinit--Little clown
Oshtra--A species of large oceanic creature found on Mon Calamari and
renowned for it's loyalty and devotion
Plashi--Laughter, humorous
Rosen--Pure
Shenir--A local spice popular on Mon Calamari
Shultisam--Twilight
Thaneespi--Meaning unclear (literally, "of many hearts")
Tharish--Explorer, inquisitive
Vinnath--Evening star
Wul--Chaste
Yirin--A magical beast from a Mon Calamari bedtime story (archaic)
Yoth--Hope

Isleh · Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 2:59 am Post subject: Rodian names and meaning

Though the Rodians are organized into clans, they almost never use their clan names as part of their own, except to identify their clan affiliation for the benifit of other Rodians. Different clans among the Rodians use either one, two, or three given names, some of which are granted at diffrent stages of a Rodians's life, in honor of his or her accomplishments.

Rodian Male names and meaning

Avaro--Charming, eloquent
Bodonawieedo--Backward (literally, "doing things in the most difficult way imaginable")
Boiny--Reliable
Capo--Brave
Cevva--Philosophical
Clezo--Currious
Dar--Happy
Dardo--Familial
Doda--Bold
Don--Mysterious
Farr--Keen-eyed
Geelo--Sly
Gen--Clumsy
Grappa--Agressive
Greedo--Ambitious
Harido--Deceptive
Honka--Vigorous, vital
Jannik--Just
Kavilo--Poetic
Kelbis--Protective
Kelko--Resourceful
Koobis--Mighty
Leenik--Skillful
Lido--Lonely
Maris--Industrious
Menndo--Poor
Mufrenes--Melancholy
Nardi--Dramatic (interchangable gender)
Narik--Bright
Navik--Dark
Neesh--Loud
Nok--Difficult, obstinate
Nu--Quite, close-mouthed
Onaconda--Considerate (literally, "living other's lives")
Pqweeduk--Verbose
Prevaro--Regal, noble
Rohan--Dutiful
Shodu--Vengeful
Skee--Charismatic
Sookcool--Wealthy
Standro--Resolute
Teeku--Commanding
Teerik--Spiritual
Thuku--Stoic
Tox--Quick-witted
Vinto--Vicious
Vuko--Deft, dexterous
Wac--Fortunate
Wald--Strong
Xuz--Intellectual

Rodian Female names and meaning

Andoorni--Adventurous (literally, "heedless of danger")
Avrani--Breathless
Belhadta--Contented
Blidu--Hungry
Butana--Flamboyant
Cevita--Graceful
Coridu--Enthralling
Darweetu--Headstrong
Dree--Shrill
Dua--Sharp-toungued
Eemiss--Inventive
Flinu--Energetic
Forwadu--Thristy
Gillap--Studious
Goada--Facile
Greeata--Talented
Gudewa--Tearful
Hidu--Cautious
Hui--Thoughtful
Ituda--Arrogant
Jeela--Fair
Josla--Silvery
Keeku--Swift
Kinla--Creative
Kulda--Bitter
Laweeda--Inventive
Luz--Positive (literally, "full"; refers to a phase of Rodia's moon)
Meekad--Judgmental
Nardi--Dramatic (interchangeable gender)
Neeka--Sweet
Neela--Gentel
Oreru--Sincere
Pa--Late
Peldap--Golden
Ronu--Willful
Ruda--Curious
Roweedu--Flowery
Shodu--Gracious
Sidewa--Musical
Tiss--Frivolous
Torani--Hot-Tempered
Tuz--Neutral (literally, "waxing" or "waning"; refers to phases of Rodia's moon)
Umadu--Pleasant
Vandap--Bejeweled
Vileela--Beautiful
Walda--Strong (feminine form)
Wuda--Polite
Yuz--Negative (literally, "empty"; refers to a phase of Rodia's moon)
Zindra--Disdainful
Zumi--Faithful

Isleh · Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:01 am Post subject: Sullustan names and their meaning

Sullustan Male Names and their meaning

Alik--Pick
Amun--Faithful
Beolars--A kind of industrial dimond found in Sullustan mines; used for heavy drilling
B'nun--A Sulluatan male of royal blood (archaic)
Cian--Sword (archaic)
Dr'uun--Deep voice (literally, "ground thunder"; refers to ground tremors sometimes heard around Sullstan cities)
Dugo--A small predator found in Sullust's deeper caverns; famed for it's strenght and ferocity.
Dunb--Cautious (literally, "slow"; once considered a desirable quality for Sullustan minners)
Fiub--Observant
Guro--Devious
Hiem--Pragmatic
Huoba--Powerful
Jub--Stalagmite
Jubieck--A famous warrior from Sullustan history; famed for sacrificing himself to save his home city.
Kyun--Alert, watchful
L'beb--Meaning unclear (archaic, literally, "deep light"; may refer to some ancient tunneling phenomenon)
Liat--Fleet, swift
Lubl--Tireless
Miim--A beast of burden once employed in Sullustan mines to haul rubble.
Muun--Bludgeon (archaic)
Nep--Axe (archaic)
Nien--Good reflexes
Niuk--Handsome
Nyyv--Flexible (archaic, refers to Sullustan individuals capable of squeezing into small tunnel openings)
Seluss--A serpent found in Sullustan caves and tunnels; considered a good omen by miners
Sian--Inventive
Sien--Ingenious
Syub--Industrious
Ten--Arrow (archaic)
T'nun--Hot-tempered (literally, "volcanic geyser"; refers to the unpredictability of the phenomenon)
V'buk--A particularly sturdy metal mined on Sullust (archaic; literally, "hard to break")
Yovl--Good memory
Znuv--Agile

Sullustan Female Names and their meaning

Alv--A fluttering insect found in Sullust's caverns; it's wings are considered pretty, and the parterns are coppied by artist
Aril--Delicate
Beli--Nimble
B'sant--A type of stained transparisteel used by Sullustans for decoration
Ciuv--Dancing
Din--A species of lizard sometimes keept as pets by Sullustan children
D'lis--A pretty crystal found on Sullust
Enub--Kind
Fiav--Perceptive
Galn--Talented
Giub--Inspiration
Hlov--Pure water
Irit--Sweet voice
Jiuk--Pretty
Kenb--Cherished
Kuega--A type of jewelry worn by wealthy Sullustan ladies (somewhat archaic)
Lapl--Shrewd
Lenb--Beloved
Lubv--Persuasive
Mueb--Tearful
Naal--A sweet-smelling incense favored by Sullustans
Noor--A graceful animal sometimes found in Sullust's tunnels; famed for its elusiveness
Obri--Poetry
Pyub--A flower that grows wild in caves on Sullust
Riev--A movement in Sullustan music
Snunb--Popular
S'viv--Energetic, lively
T'nal--A gemstone found in remote caves on Sullust
Tuiv--Laughter
V'ris--A gemstone found on Sullust
Yiuv--Graceful
Yolp--Stalactite
Z'nep--A Sullustan female of royal blood (archaic)

Sullustan Surnames

Aarb--Brewer
Avrun--Medical specialist
Bagy--Hunter
Bdu--Metalsmith
Bribbs--Farmer
Bryl--Night hours
Dllr--Rider
Evnul--Artist
Frul--Hot spring
Gieb--Singer
Giun--Miner
Hovy--Navigator
Ilab--Archer (archaic)
Jobl--Computer specialist
Kiuv--Baker
Kyak--Shipwright
Luul--Musician
Neva--Legal council
Niuv--Water warden
Numb--A savage predator found on the plains of Sulon, Sullust's agricultural moon
Nunb--Teacher
Shan--Gold
Shev--Fresh breeze
Sovv--Pilot
Squnn--Mechanic
Suub--Wainwright
Tevv--Porter
Tinray--A naturally created cave formation considered beautiful by Sullustans; prized as habitation space
Tsayv--Architect
Unnh--Warrior
Vegnu--Game warden
Yeel--Animal herder
Zdu--Plasteel crafter

Isleh · Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:03 am Post subject: Trandoshan names and meaning

Trandoshan names are predominantly masculine mainly because of the archaic and sexist Trandoshan mentality that says that only those who hunt or other wise earn resprct (i.e., the males) deserve names. Consequently, the Trandoshan language has no feminnine names and very few gender-neutral names. Trandoshan females are either breeding stock or thought of as "one of the hunters," and therefore, deserving of a true (masculine) name.

Trandoshan names and meaning

Askrik--"Bleeds his enemies dry"
Balkk--"Captures his prey alive"
Bossk--"Devours his prey" (archaic; refers to the kind of berserker rage
once thought commendable in Trandoshans)
Brishkah--"Hunts with his eyes closed" (refers to the great skill of the
hunter; sometimes used as an insult, however)
Busskish--"Kills from a distance"
Cradossk--Tears the throats of his prey"
Dith--Nemesis
Doskkeet--"Sluaghters in rage"
Flayss--"Fate" (specifically, a fate of death by slow tourture)
Gissk--"Corners his prey"
Gorth--"Charges the enemy"
Hokker--"Kills with one blow"
Isskoh--"Hunts in his sleep" (refers to the natural talent of the hunter)
Juuus--Meaning unclear (literally, "tastes of his foes")
Kallukoras--"Frightens his enemies into submission"
Klassht--"Kills with his teeth"
Krussk--"Strangles his prey"
Lokksnek--"Traps his enemies"
Mrash--"Gives no mercy"
Muggask--"Pummels with his fists"
Nig--"Fate" (specifically, a fate of volent death)
Nossk--"Burns his prey"
Pridossk--"Dismembers his prey"
Roeosss--"Crushes with his claws"
Sadeet--"Burchers his enemies slowly"
Sish--"Swims through fire" (archaic; refers to an ancient Trandoshan test of courage and endurance)
Skrisst--"Tears the enemy to pieces"
Ssoh--"Moves stealthily"
Ssorku--"Claws like razors"
Surussk--"Decapitates his prey"
Traggisk--"Bludgeons in fury"
Wertsnik--"Cannot stop killing" (archaic; refers to the ancient Trandoshan ideal of being devoted solely to hunting)
Yarroq--"Hunts without effort"

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Twi'lek male names and meanings

Alask--Desert, sand
Anoon--Commander, warrior chief
Bibfort--A domesticated predator on Ryloth, used to guard families at night
Boc--Stalagmite, rock column
Boona--A giant from Twi'lek myth, known for his anger
Bril--Wind
Byt--Hammer (as a weapon)
Cazne--Fortress, castle
Chee--War, warrior
Chom--Drum
Cotan--Tower
Darap--Stone
Dinek--Male ruler, king
Elav--Scholar
Firith--Defender
Glie--Axe
Guzerre--Preist, holy person
Haly--Visitor
Hid--Cliff
Ilar--Ash, dust
Inun--A famous blind youth who crossed the bright side of Ryloth in Twi'lek myth
Jart--A bird of prey on Ryloth that hunts in the dark
Jela--Sword
Jer--Arrow
Karawn--Strength
Kopecz--Philosopher
Lonay--Miner
Mazer--A surface-dwelling predator on Ryloth
Nabat--Farm, farmer
Nat--Rock
Nawara--Tounge, speaker
Nerra--Brother
Nuro--Judge
Olm--Porter, bearer
Orn--Bird of prey
Pol--Stalactite
Ree--Spear
Reess--Metalsmith
Rol--Sun
Silais--Gatekeeper, caretaker
Siolo--Poet
Skawn--Merchant
Tal--Champion
Tol--Fire
Tott--Thorn bush, fang
Valsil--Tailor
Vuren--Mountain
Warat--Victor, winner
Yuned--Thunder
Zelada--Traveler, explorer

Twi'lek female names and meaning

Alema--Protector
Ann--Moon
Aola--Flower
Aayla--Mist, smoke
Ayy--Star
Daesha--Female ruller, queen
Dia--Ice
Feen--A sweet fruit found on Ryloth
Gida--Warrior (feminine form)
Giza--Needle, stiletto
Jiljoo--Gem
Koyi--Serpent
Lyn--Snow
Mala--A famous mother of Twi'lek myths (mother of Nolaa)
Nabrina--Beast of burden
Nima--Gift
Nolaa--A faithful female of Twi'lek myths (daughter of Mala)
Nima--Sister
Oola--Water
Palakwi--Lizard
Pampy--Jewel
Poy--Wing, wings
Seela--Dancer
Seku--Memory
Shakka--Lightning
Shiri--Singer
Sien--Maiden
Sinya--Darkness
Supisy--Mysterious female
Swilja--A beautiful princess from Twi'lek legends
Tann--Hope
Teeubo--Treasure
Xiaan--Spider

Twi'lek Clan Names and meaning

Amersu--Solid
Ani--Desired
Blankuna--Philosophical
Blen--Captivating, enthralling
Bondara--Carefree, easy
Dira--Gentel
Distombe--Strong
Doneeta--Sure, wise
Eyan--young, youthful
Fenn--Industrious, hard-working
Freetaa--Brave
Freykaa--Beloved
Gella--Flowery
Han--Sharp
Jab--Gemlike
Kairn--Dark, black
Kluub--Tranquil
Komad--Chivalry, chivalrous
Kru--Mountainous
Luroon--Ingenious, intelligent
Me--Fiery, hot
Mobok--Authoritative
Nilim--Heroic
Olan--Wealthy
Olgkru--Strong-willed
Passik--Golden, of gold
Rackus--Happy
Racor--Laughing
Rar--Bold
Rha--Sunny, bright
Secura--Skilled
Shala--Crying, tearful
Sivron--Shrewd
Smoo--Blessed
Tar--Swift
Tarkona--Stormy weather
Teska--Trustworthy
Tiatkin--Creative
Toqema--Dependable
Torr--Pale, white
Tualin--Royal, noble
Una--Graceful
Valla--Legal, of law
Ven--Silvery, of silver
Vida--Pleasing to the senses
Vrei--Lucy, fortunate
Waran--Of tunnels or caves
Ziveri--Scorching

Isleh · Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:10 am Post subject: Wookiee name and meaning

Wookiee Name Prefixes and meaning.

Arri--Mighty, strong
Atti--Father/Mother, first
Bus--Home, life, tree
Ciiir--Ancient, great, wise
Chal--Hidden, secret, shadow
Chew--Honored, noble, trusted
Dew--Fierce, stern, stout
Dry--Elder, old, wizened
Fro--Proud, powerful
Gaar--Brave, bold, fearless
Geyy--Fat, large, great
Gra--Peaceful, steady, sure
Groz--Burning, furious, golden
Issh--Black, dangerous, dark, deep
Ji--Beloved, fortunate, lucky
Jow--Space, star, sun, vast
Kalla--Angry, mad, wild
Kal--Moon, night, white
Kerri--High, tall, tree
Kit--Deft, nimble, swift
Liak--Autumn, blood, red
Low--Dutiful, honored, proud
Lof--Clever, cunning, wily
Malla--Beautiful, green. valued
Nag--Heroic, legendary, mythic
Ralr--Lake, ocean, river, sea
Ror--Dark, hidden, marsh, swamp
Sal--Lightning, rain, storm, thunder
Shor--Deadly, fierce, leathal, shadow
Sno--Currious, fast, quick
Spet--Famed, legends, legendary, mythic, revered
Tar--Cloud, fog, mist
Wrrl--Quite, soft, stealthy

Wookiee name Suffixes and meaning

addik--Guardian, guard, sentinel
ahab--Keeper, warden
an--Crafter, craftsmen, master
anta--Judge, leader
arra--Fur, hide, shield
bacca--Ally, brother/sister, friend
becca--Blade, defender
bev--Child, son/daughter
bow--Bearer, keeper, worker
chiir--Air, call, speach, voice
chit--Chapion, hero
cuk--Companion, husband/wife
drrl--Safety, sky, treetop
evge--Beast, katarn, rage
kabukk--Ancestor, councilor, guide
kazza--Ghost, spirit, tracker
kkata--Child, rouge, scoundrel
lanna--Cry, growl, roar
mapia--Rain, season, storm
mum--Claw, climber, tool
nik--Jester, joker, riddle, webweaver
orral--Strider, treasure, worthy
ova--Eye, gazer, seeker, seer
piir--Builder, forger, trader
porin--Sage, scholar, teacher
raoao--Cousin, kin, noble
ryyhn--Danger, shimmersilk, syren plant
tatha--Bite, biter, claw
tharr--Flyer, swimmer
tobuck--Music, singer, song
urra--Captain, soldier, warrior
warr--Forest, guide, hunter, scout
ykam--Dancer, walker

Isleh · Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 3:16 am Post subject: Zabrak names and meaning

Zabrak Male Names and meaning

Alk--Lucky
Bekk--Tireless
Blok--A breed of herd animal domesticated by the Zabrak; related to the bantha
Bruth--A vicious preditor eventually domesticated by the Zabrak colonist
on the world of Lorista
Cosh--Pride (refers to the male Zabrak being the pride of the family unit, rather than the ego of the Zabrak)
Dak--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Dulk--Sheild
Eeth--Fearless
Frok--Dependable
Gluk--Javelin
Gruk--Spear
Hakk--Sword
Ilt--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Jut--Fast, swift
Kaz--Intelligent, innovative
Krag--A gigantic herd animal responsible for killing many Zabrak colonists
on the world Frithia; latter domesticated.
Lath--Crafty, skilled
Lok--A breed of herd animal domesticated by the Zabrak; related to the
bantha
Mag--Storng, mighty
Mol--Rainstorm
Nolt--Provider
Nop--First-born son
Ooth--Vigilant
Praz--Strong-willed (archaic; literally, "eager to live"; once described children who survived birth complications)
Ra--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Strok--Axe
Sul--Second-born son
Trep--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Tum--Healthy
Vak--Club
Wuk--Hammer
Yuth--Resourceful
Zur--A insect native to Iridonia; renowned for its speed and how difficult it is to kill; named after its sound

Zabrak female names and their meaning

Ath--A figure from Zabrak mythology; ushered Zabrak into the afterlife, or "land of plenty"; sister to Nath
Bez--Protective (literally, "guards her own")
Bluth--A sweet-smelling plant found on Iridonia
Bron--Slender (archaic; littery, "works hungry")
Col--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Doz--Warrior (feminie form; literally, "stands beside the spears")
Dret--Meaning unclear (literally, "raised fist")
Enth--Clean (archaic; literally, "bathes often"; refers to a sign that a Zabrak girl comes from a sucessful family)
Flith--A particularly heavey hearty variety of flower found in Loristan wastelands
Gith--A figure from Zabrak mythology; provided food under miraculous circumstances (archaic)
Gull--Strong mother (literally, "fertile ground"; refers to Zabrak females who could survive bearing multiple children)
Hosh--Fresh water
Ish--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Jith--Wise (archaic; literally, "ghost-wise"; possibly refers to ancient Zabrak Force-users--perhaps even early Jedi)
Kel--Warm (refers to body temperature, not temperature)
Kes--Cook (archaic; literally, "fire tender"; refers to Zabrak females whose job it was to keep cooking fires ready)
Leth--Early harvest
Losh--Meaning unkown (archaic)
Mith--Good guardener (literally, "grain wife")
Mus--Wine (originally referred to strong slcohol used to cleanse wounds)
Nath--A figure from Zabrak mythology; ushered Zabrak into the afterlife, or "lands of plenty"; sister of Ath (archaic)
Nul--Daughter
Oz--Meaning unclear (literally, "egg")
Poth--A species of carnivore found on Frithia that commits suiside in lean times to feed its young
Rish--Young (literally, "youthful apperance")
Sash--Dancer (archaic; literally, "dust dancer"; refers to ancient Zabrakcourting rituals)
Sill--Warm breeze
Tosh--Weaver
Triz--Mournful (refers to an animal found on Iridonia that compulsively burries its dead
Vesh--Fresh air
Wo--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Yet--Level-headed
Zif--Sweet, rare (also a term of endearment)

Zabrak Surnames

Ap--Animal herder
Blod--Nomad (literally, "wind blown")
Brum--Porter (archaic; literally, "bearer of the dead")
Bukk--A herd animal utilized by the Zabrak as a beast of burden and a food supply
Cuth--Meaning unkown (archaic)
Dep--Meaning unclear (literally, "swimmer")
Doth--Sentry (literally, "guardian of tents")
Eth--Feast (archaic; originally denoted a wealthy family because only such families could affored feast)
Fash--Hyperdrive engineer
Gath--Seeker (archaic; refers to foragers who searched for useful items)
Grim--Farmer (archaic; has the same root as the Zabrak word
for "futility")
Halk--Visitor (literally, "meal sack"; originally referred to strangers, who were welcome as long as their food held out)
Ip--Hunter
Juz--Chieftan
Kast--Mercenary (archaic; literally, "food warrior"; refers to ancient
pratice of paying mercenaries with food)
Koth--Fire guardian (archaic)
Lo--Meaning unkown (archaic)
Lusp--Fuel Merchant
Mak--Raider (archaic; raiding other communities for supplies was at times considered an honorable profession)
Morz--Trader
Noth--Water Guardian (archaic)
Nud--Weaponsmith
Osh--Meaning unkown (archaic)
Plan--Scout
Rosh--Builder (archaic; but encompasses varrious structures and mashines throughout Zabrak history)
Sang--Shaman
Stath--Navigator
Toth--Guide
Trop--Shipwrite (archaic; originally referred to sailing ships and, leter, speeders)
Ush--Meaning unknown (archaic; may be a variant spelling of Osh)
Voth--Meaning unclear (literally, "voice guardian"; may refer to air
supplies in hostile environments)
Woz--Meaning unknown (archaic)
Zoth--Physician (archaic; literally, "fate guardian")