Sahren title names - Revision history

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	Title-names may be used to indicate the relationship between the subject and the object. If a relationship is purely transactional one may use an honourific followed by the last name (Ex; Miryo Flynn). If the relationship is distant, one may use just the last name (Ex; Flynn). If the relationship is more casual one may use the first name followed by the title name (Ex; Kierán-dana). Stripping away all but the title-name would be considered intimate and is only socially acceptable when the speaker and the one whom the speaker refers to are very close.		Title-names may be used to indicate the relationship between the subject and the object. If a relationship is purely transactional one may use an honourific followed by the last name (Ex; Miryo Flynn). If the relationship is distant, one may use just the last name (Ex; Flynn). If the relationship is more casual one may use the first name followed by the title name (Ex; Kierán-dana). Stripping away all but the title-name would be considered intimate and is only socially acceptable when the speaker and the one whom the speaker refers to are very close.
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		+	Title-names are theorised to have arrived as a practical neccessity following [[Ataqi Ouli]]'s unification of the Proto-[[Chevspendi\|Chevspendic]] tribes. Usually members of a given tribe would take that tribe's name as their surname (even if they were adopted), but after unification several tribes were merged, split apart, or otherwise grew beyond a simple extended family structure. To make identifying individuals easier Chevspendics began to refer to one another with adverbs or adjectives, such as "John Doe, the fast one". The practice quickly became commonplace among all tribes and as their language evolved they gained new words specifically and only to be used for this title-name.
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	== List of title names ==		== List of title names ==

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	== List of title names ==		== List of title names ==
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In [[Sahr|Sahrland]] and the [[Chevspendi]], individuals often have a '''Title Name''' or '''Unvan-Adi''' given to them by a mentor or a guardian figure. These are on the basis of a positive personality trait which shows itself after the child has been allowed to develope their identity. These are non legally binding, so it is entirely up to the individual if they want to accept their title, although their non-legality does not make it socially acceptable to make one up for oneself, as this is considered concieted or culturally corrossive.

Title-names may be used to indicate the relationship between the subject and the object. If a relationship is purely transactional one may use an honourific followed by the last name (Ex; Miryo Flynn). If the relationship is distant, one may use just the last name (Ex; Flynn). If the relationship is more casual one may use the first name followed by the title name (Ex; Kierán-dana). Stripping away all but the title-name would be considered intimate and is only socially acceptable when the speaker and the one whom the speaker refers to are very close.

== Origin ==

== History ==

== List of title names ==
== List of Communes ==
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
!Name
!Meaning
!Notes
|-
|'''Ælan'''
|Artistic
|The only title name to originate from a Tekkian word
|-
|'''Ako'''
|Quick/Flexible thinking
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|-
|'''Kæ'''
|Perceptive
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|-
|'''Dana'''
|Resourceful
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|-
|'''Dua'''
|Capable of enduring great suffering
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|-
|'''Ula'''
|Teamwork
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|-
|'''TBD'''
|Spirited
|In decline due to its association with unfavourable behaviour
|-
|'''TBD'''
|Strong-willed
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|-
|'''TBD'''
|Just
|Rarely used in modern times
|-
|}