Azalen Language

The Azalen language group is a mutually intelligible group of languages from West Izekra and has been catapulted to trade language status by the Kingdom of Asalay. It is used across Izekra and the central tropics as a trade language, synonymous with wealth and prestige. Coastal cities across Izekra have been known to use mix Azalen names with their own (often with a spin of local pronunciation), and Azalen is studied by any mercenary who hopes to become an adventurer in the golden city of Asalay. 

Azalen Names

Gender is whatever. Names are often tweaked by families for aesthetic purposes. Names relating to luxury items are intended as comparisons of value - saying a child is precious or will be precious. 

• Lisen/Lida/Lido (happy one)
• Ima (beloved)
• Onketra (nutmeg carrier)
• Nika/Niko (wish)
• Devero/Devera (fighter)
• Palka (shield)
• Blasven (blessed)
• Madrith (warrior)
• Keana (warrior)
• Kaliata (happiness)
• Etara/Itari (star)
• Inzha (goldlike)
• Izekan/Izeka (lion-like)
• Harxin (gardener)
• Zilimen (blade-keeper)
• Harha/Harhan (gemlike)
• Taliz/Taliza (autumn)
• Itralin (obeys the law)
• Balasma (without evil)
• Alaro (brewer or drinker)
• Savadi (wealthy)
• Mela (rich)
• Ilvia (silverlike)
• Miri (brave)
• Sevri (warrior)
• Malsa (merchant)
• Kalwa (glorious)
• Hezga (hope)
• Zeneb (foreign)
• Akalha (sugar-like; sweet)
• Mawel (good-hearted)
• Timena (archer)
• Krekwin (one who shines)
• Pramaha (like pepper)
• Penten (blacksmith)
• Arina (cinnamon-like)
• Dukza (incense-like)
• Aelena (steel-like)
• Lomika (rubber-like)
• Ihal (expensive)
• Tralgara (traveler)
• Kevadi (orchard-keeper)
• Proma (spicy)
• Evima (silk-like)
• Nirua (of renewal)
• Mayha (colorful)
• Sarha (the hound)
• Unwada/Unwadi (enjoys fruit)
• Vakaza (empty of evil)
• Mataro/Matara (good kid)

Religious Names associated with Asalay's Draconic Ishkibism 

• Beneth (divine breath)
• Meldatha (near heaven)
• Wenren (black moon)
• Vasava/Vasavi (empty sky)
• Kavadi (belongs to the night)
• Zelneza (reveres the flowyrms)
• Adazna (pious to the divine)
• Letarana (forgiven one)
• Yakara (dragon)
• Efeda (merciful one)

Last Names are typically the name of the highest status parent followed by the suffix "-anvia". Aristocrats are the great exception to this, with established lineages typically ending in the suffix "-hara". Orphans or bastards go by "Bakava" (meaning "empty line") or "Banava" (meaning "new line). 
Suffixes:

• -anvia: family of
• -win: one who does
• -aro: person
• -xadi/-adi: owner
• -ezna: reverent towards
• -han, -ha: similar to

Prefixes:

• Ba- without
• Ked-: destined
• Tro-/Tra-: job
• Ma-: good

How to Generate Azalen Names/Words

Generally speaking, Azalen is a mashup of Kurdish and Tagalog. While these are linguistically mulched beyond most recognition, you could probably dabble a bit in either Kurdish or Tagalog in a pinch.

Dictionary

207 Words.

Areas that speak an Azalen dialect as a majority language