Scalvach

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Abigail, Ahuaiti, Alice, Amphillis, Ann, Anne, Aperira, Aroha, Barbara, Benedicta, Bennet, Bethsabe, Blythe, Cecily, Cicely, Christabell, Clare, Constance, Dorithie, Elinor, Elizabethe, Ellen, Ellyn, Erihapeti, Eylmer, Faith, Gillian, Good, Grissell, Ha Amu, Hannah, Honor, Ihanga, Janet, Joan, Joane, Joyce, Judeth, Judith, Kaewa, Katherine, Lana, Lani, Love, Mabel, Maia, Mairana, Makareta, Mami, Marian, Margaret, Margarett, Margerie, Martha, Mathaye, Moana, Paiti, Pakeka, Parnell, Philippa, Pihi, Poroka, Pouriwa, Rebecka, Reka, Ruiha, Sara, Sarah, Sidney, Susan, Suzanna, Sybyll, Syndony, Ukuroa, Unice, Ursula, Uruau, Vashti, Wai Oro, Wilmot, Wyborough, Wynefreed, Zephora

Masculine names

Adrian, Ahia, Amako, Amor, Androw, Ayland, Barnard, Bartholomew, Benjamin, Charles, Clement, Damon, David, Edmond, Emanual, Emanuell, Erehe, Erepu, Eru, Evered, Francis, Galwell, Garret, Geoffrey, Gregory, Hakara, Henrie, Hohepa, Hugo, Ikei, Iramai, Jacob, Jeames, Jeffrey, Jerome, Johen, John, Joseph, Joshua, Josias, Kea, Kiki, Lancaster, Lancelot, Lionel, Maaka, Marama, Miles, Migsett, Mychaell, Myles, Nathaniell, Nazereth, Nicholas, Octavian, Osmund, Paau, Paipa, Paipau, Paki-Iwi, Peter, Poto, Oraora, Rafe, Raru, Rewi, Richarde, Robert, Roberte, Rua, Rycharde, Salathiell, Sampson, Samuel, Tane, Thomas, Tiki, Tipene, Titus, Uamutu, Uric, Vincent

Family names

Abery, Alard, Annesley, Arana, Arono, Asger, Assheby, Atherton, Audeley, Babham, Baret, Barre, Bende, Berdwell, Beresford, Beaumont, Bell, Beton, Blodwell, Braunstone, Brewster, Bulstrode, Burgh, Byschoppeson, Caley, Canteys, Castletown, Chelseye, Chester, Cod, Cranford, Darley, Dawne, Dencourt, Dering, Donnet, Dow, Drayton, Edgerley, Eldysley, Emerson, Enoka, Ffrewyll, Flexney, Flower, Fulburne, Galey, Garard, Gibbs, Goddam, Golding, Goodere, Goodnestone, Goodryngton, Greville, Hammer, Hakebourne, Halshan, Hamuera, Hakopa, Hamutana, Hariwana, Harlakinden, Hayton, Henare, Herangi, Hornebolt, Karaka, Karauna, Kawhena, Keeti, Keretene, Kydwelly, Langstone, Leeche, Leverer, Leynthall, Loveney, Lowthe, Lynde, Lytcott, Lytton, Manuera, Markepiece, Mauntell, Mete, Munu, Muston, Nele, Nepe, Newdegate, Northwoode, Pekham, Perryvalle, Petera, Pihere, Pihopa, Potter, Poulet, Pownder, Pray, Pynty, Raharuhi, Rakena, Rara, Rata, Romana, Rotheley, Rusche, Scarclyf, Stanbury, Staunton, Stoke, Taera, Tame, Tamihana, Taneti, Tapihana, Teira, Terere, Throkmorton, Timoti, Tipene, Topia, Vaughan, Veldon, Waaka, Watihana, Wihone, Wikiriwhi, Winiata, Wirihana, Wreke, Wright, Wulvedon, Wyddowsoun

Culture

Major language groups and dialects

Speak Scalyearish with a unique selection of words from the old Ivachin language and a unique accent.

Culture and cultural heritage

A culture mixed with their Ivachin heritage merged with the assimilated Scalyearans, who have been intermarrying for centuries.

Average technological level

Medieval era technology.

Common Dress code

Wear colourful clothes with old Ivachin patterns and styles. Many that went abroad adapted a the Scalyearan style of dress.

Parent ethnicities

• Ivachin
• Scalyearan

Related Locations

• Equilae Islands
• Ivach
• Macintyre
• Scalyear