First Names

• Female Names
• Male Names
• Gender-Neutral Names

Female Names

Typical endings:

• -a: Aelira, Zorathi, Vynara (most common)
• -ra/-ara: Zihara, Isarra, Luminara
• -na: Shavina, Kalienna
• -ssa/-sa: Eryssa, Alyris
• -elle/-el: Rhyelle, Saryndel
• -yne/-yn: Zorayne, Varilynn
• -is: Nerielle, Ellari
• -e: Melise, Feynith
• -i: Khyanni, Alyri
• -th/-ith: Feynith, Sonith, Ceriveth

Construction patterns:

1. Start with strong consonant or cluster (Kh-, Zh-, Sh-, Th-, Z-, V-, L-)
2. Add 1-2 syllables with flowing vowels
3. End with feminine suffix
4. Examples: Kh + ya + nni = Khyanni, Z + ih + ara = Zihara

Male Names

Typical endings:

• -or/-ar: Khoran, Lysander, Torik, Althar
• -ic/-ric: Dalric, Valric, Tharic, Faedric
• -el/-en: Arlan, Enith, Ulren
• -yn/-in: Moryn, Sorin, Kyren
• -os: Mykos, Kyos, Levos
• -as: Tyras
• -th/-eth: Kaleth, Korveth, Kaelith

Construction patterns:

1. Begin with hard consonants (K-, Th-, Z-, B-, D-, X-)
2. Use 2-3 syllables with clear, strong sounds
3. End with masculine suffix
4. Examples: Th + al + yon = Thalyon, Ky + ren = Kyren

Gender-Neutral Names

Typical endings:

• -yn: Zoryn, Taryn, Myrin
• -el/-en: Arlen, Lynel, Toren
• -th: Aelith, Thalith, Eryth, Feyth
• -is: Lioris, Kaelis, Saeris
• -ar: Velthar, Vythar
• -os: Kyros, Oris

Construction patterns:

1. Balance hard and soft consonants
2. Use neutral endings that avoid strong gender markers
3. 2-3 syllables preferred
4. Examples: Ae + lith = Aelith, Ky + ros = Kyros