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I’m Bryndil Brinehook of Topport, and this is my guide to names used in and around the Deep Blue!  \nPrinted on premium sharkhide vellum in Summerrise, Brinehook’s Guides are your essential handscrolls to exploring the Eight Seas ofthe Deep Blue. Available in fine scrollstores near you!  \nIntroduction  \nWith increased trade and cooperation between the cultures of the Deep Blue comes a diversity of unfamiliar names. This guide will help you recognize and understand the different types of names you find throughout the Eight Seas.  \nAarakocra Names  \nA arak oc ra  \nTable of Contents  \nIntroduction 2  \n. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  \nAarakocra Names ....................... 2  \nDarfellan Names ........................ 2  \nDwarven Names ........................ 3  \nElven Names .......................... 3  \nGenasi Names ......................... 4  \nGnomish Names ....................... 4  \nHalf-Elf Names ........................ 4  \nHalfling Names ........................ 4  \nHuman Names ........................ 5  \nIxitxachitl Names ....................... 6  \nLizardfolk Names ....................... 6  \nLocathah Names ....................... 6  \nMerfolk Names ........................ 7  \nAdaro ............................. 7  \nCecaelia ........................... 7  \nCnidarian ........................... 8  \nEe ling ............................ 8  \nMelusine ........................... 8  \nPahari ............................ 9  \nSahuagin Names ....................... 9  \nTortle Names ......................... 9  \nTriton Names ........................ 10  \nThe bird folks, both gulls and parrots, tend to have  \nnames that sound like squawking chicks. Near as anyone can tell, they don’t distinguish between names for men-birds and for women-birds. The following table lists some of the most common names among the aarakocra of the Deep Blue.  \nTop 20 Aarakocra Names  \nRank Name  \n1 Zig  \n2 Qlug  \n3 Irk  \n4 Cra  \n5 Qhoog  \n6 Gekaad  \n7 Qlakkeas  \n8 Kaeqeaf  \n9 Ouras  \n10 Rhoorreass  \nRank Name  \n11 Khick  \n12 Gre  \n13 Qli  \n14 Dael  \n15 Crae  \n16 Roorie  \n17 Klicearr  \n18 Khikid  \n 19 Khila   \n20 Heqef  \nDarfellan Names  \nThe whalefolk of the northern seas don’t inherently assign genders to names either, but they do show aslight tendency for some names to show up more commonly among male darfellans or female darfellans, so they’re separated in the following tables.  \nTop 20 Darfellan Female Names  \nRank Name  \n1 Chena  \n2 Iluak  \n3 Taqukaq  \n4 Makpigat  \n5 Sitiyok  \n6 Kappiataitok  \n7 Maguyuk  \n8 Sakari  \n9 Nini  \n10 Ataneq  \nRank Name  \n11 Immuyak  \n12 Kassuq  \n13 Tulugaq  \n14 Suluk  \n15 Anana  \n16 Aglakti  \n17 Chugach  \n18 Kannoyak  \n19 Ipiktok  \n20 Aujaq  \nTop 20 Darfellan Male Names  \nRank Name  \n1 Arrluk  \n2 Sangilak  \n3 Unnuk  \n4 Natsiq  \n5 Tootega  \n6 Keelut  \n7 Inungoark  \n8 Aumanil  \n9 Kamik  \n10 Kappiataitok  \nRank Name  \n11 Suka  \n12 Nutarniq  \n13 Cikuq  \n14 Qammutiq  \n15 Salaksartok  \n16 Umiaktorvik  \n17 Kapik  \n18 Unalaq  \n19 Ataninnuaq  \n20 Aqillutaq  \nDwarven Names  \nThe magma dwarves of the Firebelch mountains follow a peculiar custom: they do use last names, but those last names are the mother’s first name. So a dwarven man named Dhanakumar who is the son of Jahathya would refer to himself as Dhanakumar Jahathya. 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