Adiraian Names
Including Surnames, Female names, and Male names.
| Prominant family names, native to Adirai. |
| Menanceté (Men-nan-keh-tay) |
| Amarinth |
| Verity |
| Evizia (Ev-eats-ee-ah) |
| Anizé (An-eats-ah) |
| Amry |
| Decazy |
| Hilenzy |
| Aminy |
| Heceté (Heh-keh-tay) |
| Agérity |
| Astiae (Ass-tee-ay) |
| Veverty |
| Czenzy |
| Henéczy |
| Ilreny |
| Sézerny |
| Meranthé (Mer-ran-tha) |
| Vincenzy |
| Alainy |
| Vivina (Ve-vee-nah) |
| Czerny |
| Caverty |
| Argeté (Ar-geh-tay) (family which the Senas Argeté park was named after) |
| Carinthé (Ca-rinth-ah) |
| Venizé (Ven-eats-ah) |
| Viezly |
| Heceté |
| Alindae |
| Calindae |
| Atrizé (Ah-treez-ah) |
| Verinia |
| Vierny |
| Capizy |
| Azanty |
| Aensly |
|
Lely (Leh-lee) |
| Male given-names, disregarding fashionable French (such as Etienne) names, as well as diminuitives. |
| Inmedae (In-meh-day) (not a very popular name, as it's old-fashioned) |
| Julian |
| Augustus/Augustan |
| Yury |
| Emery |
| Arcady |
| Imry/Imrie (unisex) |
| Alezé/Alexé/Alezy (variant of Alexander) Inmedae's middle name is 'Alezy'. |
| Cyrilany/Cyrilan (shortened to Cyril) |
| Alizy (unisex-- another variant of Alexander and Alexandra) |
| Concenzy/Consenze-- Also 'Constanzy' (variant of Constantine) (Con-sen-zee/Con-senz) |
| Vasily (variant of Basil) |
| Seryozé (variant spelling of Seryozha; pronounced the same) |
| Ainsly (from a surname) |
| Valéry/Valérin |
| Sézany/Cézany |
| Verséy/Verzéy |
| Yérseny |
| Vincenzy (variant of Vincent-- also from a surname) |
| Anzle (variant of Ansel) |
| Cerny (pronounced 'Zerny') (also spelled 'Czerny') |
| Sergey (variant of Sergius) |
| Ignacy/Ignazy (variant of Ignatius) |
| Cenzy |
| Czeriny |
| Axle |
| Sargeny/Sergeny (unisex) |
| Tristan/Triste |
| Adrian |
| Lucian (Lu-chi-an) |
| Enizé/Enichy |
| Ethesaire (old-Adiraian) The Inquisitor's given name. |
| Isauren (variant of Laurent/Laurence) |
| Aeneas |
| Lyzande (variant of Lysander) |
| Alain/Alainy (variant of Alan) |
| Thiery (variant of Terry, probably) |
| Elizy (variant of Elieser) (Eh-leats-zee) |
| Amady/Amadae (variant of Amadeus/Amadeo) |
| Ilreny (from a surname) |
| Cyris/Cyran |
| Aléyzian (variant of the also-used Aloysius) |
| Octavy (variant of the also used Octavian) |
| Antony (variant of Antonius) |
| Female given-names, disregarding fashionable French and Anglo-ized names, as well as popular diminuitives. (the feminine additives of '-ya', and '-ie' to a shortened name.) |
| Cassisa |
| Evgeny/Evgenya (variant of Eugenia) |
| Amrie/Amry (from a surname) |
| Isola |
| Amrissa |
| Sergia (feminine of the male 'Sergey') |
| Arizy (unisex) (from a surname) |
| Arizia/Arizie (strictly feminine variants of the above) |
| Larissa (very common name) |
| Arcadia/Arcadie (feminine of the male 'Arcady') |
| Imrie/Imry (unisex) |
| Euridizé (pronounced 'Yer-rid-EATS-ee') |
| Iolanthé ('AY-oh-lan-tha') |
| Éva (pronounced 'Ava') (variant of Eve) |
| Constanzé (variant of Constance) (Con-stanz-ah) |
| Consenza/Consenzie (variant of the male Concenzy) (Con-sen-zah/Con-sen-zee) |
| Cenzie (short for the above; but also a name on its own) |
| Ilrenia/Ilrenya/Ilrenie (from a surname) |
| Effie (popular name on its own-- and a diminutive for Effigeny or Evgeny) |
| Effigeny (variant of Iphigenie) |
| Ismené/Ismenae |
| Cyrilanie/Cyrilanya (feminine of the male Cyril/Cyrilan) |
| Ageny/Agenya (variant of Agatha) (Ah-jeanie) |
| Célie/Célya |
| Seffia/Seffie/Seffya |
| Ainslie (from a surname-- variant of the male 'Ainsly', although females spell it either way.) |
| Eursénya (variant of Usula) |
| Amadéa (Ah-mah-day-ah) |
| Avergine/Avergeny (Ah-ver-jean/Ah-ver-jeanie) |
| Averny/Averné (Avern-ah) |
| Aurilla/Aurissa/Aurelie |
| Eurasie/Eurissa |
| Genevré (variant of Genevieve) (Jen-ev-rah) |
| Acanthé (Ah-can-tha) |
| Isaura (variant of Laura) |
| Lucia (Lu-chi-ah) |
| Adria |
| Yurie/Yuria (female of the male 'Yuri/Yury') (Yur-rye-ah) |
| Alline |
| Heléne (variant of Helen) |
| Elény/Eléna/Eléne (variants of Helen) |
| Sofie/Sofya (So-fie/So-fye-ah) |
| Adie/Ady/Ada (also used substituting a 'v' for a 'd'.) |
| Viola (Vy-o-la) |
| Vérinia (from a surname) |
| Lydian |
| Lavinia |
| Elézia (Eh-layts-ee-ah. Variant of Alicia) |
| Eléze/Elézé (Ee-leez/Ee-leez-zah) |
| Viriane (variant of Vivien) |
| Igeny/Iginia (variant of Virginia) |
| Vergeny (variant of Virginia) |
| Aine/Ainia/Ainy (variant of Anne) |
| Acazia (variation of the also-used Acacia) |
| Czérina/Czériny (Zer-ina) |
| Isédora (variant of Isadora, the feminine of Isadore) |
| Aveline/Aveliny (Av-ah-leen) |
| Aelie/Aelia |