Calazan Language

Calazan is an old and conservative language tied deeply to the Empire of Calazen and used across the center of Inahng. Surrounding this official imperial dialect is a swirling cloud of mutually intelligible local dialects, making it as much a group of languages as a singular one. The imperial dialect carries with it a sense of finesse and institutional power, while the many peripheral dialects tend to be tied to lower classes, but intent carries pretty well across dialects regardless.
Calazen has long dominated the culture of Inahng, and its language and names have spread along with its influence. Calazan names and phrases can be found all across the continent, and merchants tend to learn the imperial dialect as a matter of trade.

Calazan Names

Gender means not

• Rosdiq (Friend)
• Maelia (Fire)
• Atba (child)
• Itshenpo (brave)
• Itesra (thunder)
• Meked (many flowers)
• Ziraz (to make peace)
• Varo: (corruption of Baro, Prism Trickster)
• Atbaya (baby bird)
• Mewara (Gemstone)
• Idrew/Idru (corruption of Ridreau, Northern god of wealth)
• Sidya (small wolf)
• Zetep (calm)
• Mina (lion)
• Masaat/Masaad (foretold child)
• Kina (black hair or eyes)
• Balin (cow owner)
• Alnira/Alniro (blissful)
• Skasha (talks a lot)
• Mizivi (born for privilege)
• Barahan/Baralin (beer maker)
• Omal (doesn't end)
• Esama/Esamsa (new Esam - after the great emperor)
• Koji/Koja (wheel/recurring)
• Achet (deathless)
• Kibbin (baker)
• Kalga (crow)
• Zima (twin)
• Rannan (good sounding)
• Toori/Toora (compassionate)
• Alutra (like a hippo; dangerous)
• Daivo/Daivora (virtuous)
• Lahfi (knowledgeable)
• Brasha (dancer)
• Rastal/Rastalla (of good life)
• Zelma (honorable)
• Dipetsa (magical)
• Alniret/Alnira (curious one)
• Daratba (child of sun)
• Ritara (defender)
• Marasa (dutiful element; name of Nediran prophet)
• Shomka (lake master)
• Toriskem (kindness in power)
• Balahar (hungry)
• Gishal (night born)
• Jimen (scribe)
• Atema (the one who sacrifices)
• Kijem (one who is knife - instrument of force)
• Kitiva (conqueror)
• Onen (honest)
• Rama (sunray)
• Oralla (pure of ash; untouched by evil)
• Zenma (firstborn)
• Shamma (wealthy)
• Riduma (the storming one; strong)
• Summowa (shining star)
• Sartheb (survives the desert)
• Raneeg (good minded)
• Dartash (the center of everything)
• Rokrol (speaks truth)
• Tamasha (bound to fate)
• Dumahl (the end to winter/pain)
• Dian (wolf)
• Chumti/Chumta (rain)

Some Prism-specific names:

• Fingil (silvered)
• Dasma (golden)
• Tichen (zinc-one)
• Ikedon (metallic)
• Obiel (Not sand)
• Gado (quartz)
• Tilsha (salt; truthful essence)
• Ramava (good-crystalled)
• Tidiri (ice-bodied; crystals that are pure)
• Kineth (the deep pillar - reliable, foundational)
• Ekish (of the tomb - traditional)
• Ziddeg (of the first lineage)
• Ardaba (child of the land)
• Bamava (crystal soul - expressive)
• Sedri (small mountain - aka big)
• Tafada (shall dig)
• Mekkil (mine dweller)
• Rataga (good-tone-voice)
• Romahk (red-mouth)
• Nizamahk (blue-mouth)
• Surmahk (orange mouth)
• Pomahk (yellow mouth)
• Hanamahk (green mouth)
• Baimahk (purple mouth
• Sasra (alloy)

Family names are extremely common, and are divided along class lines - different social classes typically align to different last names, and someone well entrenched in the language and culture can typically identify social class by elements of the surname.
Divines all currently carry the last name Ziriba. Imperials can carry:

• Baoja
• Redukem
• Balazir
• Dagrin
• Yezeba
• Onokem
• Kedrazir
• Onokem
• Athimaya
• Atharzen
• Athkyma
• Ozeshek

Raised and Noble Last names include

• - Midateg (warriors) - Daoda (priests)
• Diarda (land admin)
• Dilutek (bureaucracy)
• Mizepa (magicians)
• Baodeg (old blood)
• Dimuza (town admin)
• Sheldag (merchant)
• Krimiglin (judge)
Ritasa (cavalry warrior)

Invested/Freeholder/Peasant names include:

• - Shimken (fishers) - Okozir (cooks, farmers)
• Sarthaken (desert dweller)
• Kaliken (hill dweller)
• Muzel (artisan)
• Enkyu (shepherds)
• Salinek (ranchers)
• Kibglen (farmer)
• Dibitma (farmer)
• Ithma (farmer)
• Kahab (worker/laborer)
• Dibado (rancher)
• Hazahen (farmer)
• Mekla (miner)
• Skarahd (laborer)
• Sacha (fisher)
• Zirda (artisan)

And bound typically attach "Eva" as a prefix or suffix to their master's name

How to Generate Calazan

Calazan is generally made by smashing together Egyptian and Tibetan. Ancient Egyptian names fit fairly well, but you can bring in modern Arabic Egyptian for the mashup (as long as you avoid whole-cloth inclusion of religious-cultural names such as Muhammad or Ali). If Tibetan is not accessible, Nepali should be available through google translate.