Martellite Naming Conventions
Martellite names are generally based off real world examples from various European cultures. The nation is spread wide, and multiple linguistic traditions filter into their names. English, French, German, Italian, and Polish all provide good sources of names.
The most Martellite name one could have that best represents their culture involves taking a French name and applying German pronunciations and spellings to it. For example, if one were to take the name Jacques, they would pronounce the 'J' like a 'Y', the 'c' and the 'q' combine into a 'k', and concatenate the 'ue' into an umlaut. This results in the name "Jaküs".
The most Martellite name one could have that best represents their culture involves taking a French name and applying German pronunciations and spellings to it. For example, if one were to take the name Jacques, they would pronounce the 'J' like a 'Y', the 'c' and the 'q' combine into a 'k', and concatenate the 'ue' into an umlaut. This results in the name "Jaküs".
Martellite Name Examples
- Aleksander
- Antöne
- Arzen
- Arzenie
- Awriel
- Bläse
- Dafni
- Dezirei
- Dezirie
- Eva
- Garanz
- Genovefa
- Gislin
- Gätano
- Ietan
- Jaküs
- Kapusine
- Kazimir
- Schantal