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Enclave first names tend to be based on either traditional short English names or Scandinavian or Slavic names. | Enclave first and middle names tend to be based on either traditional short English names or Scandinavian or Slavic names. | ||
Examples: Jack, Jane, Ingrid, Magnus, Ivan, Nadia. | Examples: Jack, Jane, Ingrid, Magnus, Ivan, Nadia. | ||
Enclave surnames are traditionally matronymic or patronymic, with the surname taken from the parent of higher status. | Enclave surnames are traditionally matronymic or patronymic, with the surname taken from the parent of higher status. The other surname is also sometimes included as a middle name. | ||
*Examples: Jackson, Ingridschild, Nadiavic. | *Examples: Jackson, Ingridschild, Nadiavic. | ||
Cabals are usually named after abstract concepts that relate to their function or philosophy. | Cabals are usually named after abstract concepts that relate to their function or philosophy. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:54, 21 September 2019
Enclave first and middle names tend to be based on either traditional short English names or Scandinavian or Slavic names.
Examples: Jack, Jane, Ingrid, Magnus, Ivan, Nadia.
Enclave surnames are traditionally matronymic or patronymic, with the surname taken from the parent of higher status. The other surname is also sometimes included as a middle name.
- Examples: Jackson, Ingridschild, Nadiavic.
Cabals are usually named after abstract concepts that relate to their function or philosophy.