Names

[Forgus]

I believe there is no such thing;
Like in Scipio Africanus, the frefix is incorporated into the place name. See also Germanicus, Hispanicus etc. But I speak no Latin myself...

[Meneldil]

Yeah, well, I guess I'll have to find my old latin text and studies ;-)

[Ranika]

It is correct that there is no 'of' in Latin. My Latin is far too poor to do anything but confirm that though.

[Csatadi]

Magyar names

MEN
Vajk
Tarhos
Tormás
Üllő
Jutas
Zolta
Tevel
Szerénd
Béla
Taksony
Levedi
Koppány
Álmos
Árpád
Tas
Fajsz
Vászoly
Ézelő
Kurszán
Kond
Ond
Huba
Töhötöm
Előd
Csepel
Ajtony
Lél
Bulcsú
Sur
Botond
Zotmund
Szabolcs
Kusid
Küzsdég
Bánk
Levente
Özséb
Torda
Kupian
Szoárd
Kadocsa
Bors
Ketel
Tarcal
Ügyek
Acsád
Bojta
Kartal
Csanád
Solt
Ócsád
Ete
Vata
Szolnok
Ákos
Berény
Bojta
Buda
Gyécse
Elmér
Farkas
Hetény
Katapán
Karád
Makó
Öden
Pozson
Szecsőd


WOMEN
Szecsőke
Sarolt
Enéh
Emese
Piroska
Ajnácska
Ajándék
Áldáska
Arany
Arika
Réka
Bolda
Delin
Déva
Emőke
Evetke
Galamb
Fürtike
Hanga
Mikolt
Örsi
Barót
Rezeda
Rasdi
Bíbor
Bogárd
Hajna
Ibolya
Viola
Havadi
Hete
Jóleán
Lente
Lelle
Öte
Somocska
Rózsa

Some of them, especially the women names are probably inaccurate but there are only a few source materials and the Latin alphabet is unable writing Magyar word exactly.

In this era there weren't surnames.

[Forgus]

I wrote this in a different topic but I believe it belongs in here....

Some names for you. Full names should be like (for males) X fia Y, like Aba fia Adony: Adony son Aba. I hope it will do.


Male pagan era

Aba
Adony
Ajtony
Álmos
Apa
Apos
Árpád
Bekény
Bene
Bese
Beza
Bodor
Bókony
Bors
Botond
Búcsú
Buda
Csató
Csegő
Cseke
Csepe
Dobor
Előd
Farkas
Géza
Huba
Izmény
Izsép
Kászony
Keve
Kinizs
Kond
Koppány
Kozma
Kurszán
Lél
Levedi
Marót
Obos
Ond
Pozsony
Réde
Sebe
Sebő
Solt
Súr
Szórád
Taksony
Tarján
Tas
Tormás
Töhötöm
Ügyek
Vata
Vazul
Zádor
Levente
Apor
Csobajd
Csaba
Fajsz
Egyek
Szend
Szemere
Keve
Vasad
Bátor
Karcag


Male christian era

István
Imre
Péter
György
András
Endre
Sámuel
Gyula
Levente
Kálmán
Csaba
János
Dénes
László
Simon
Aba
Géza
Béla

Female pagan era

Sarolt
Emese
Karold
Piroska
Gilvád
Cseperke
Csikó
Nyesta
Asszoncs
Eneh
Aranka
Virág
Liliom
Gyöngy
Sáfély
Balzsam
Bíbor
Szépa
Kandi
Piroh
Szinta
Csepke

Female christian era

Gizella
Mária
Ilona
Judit
Ágota
Hedvig
Margit
Krisztina
Anna
Gertrúd
Erzsébet
Katalin
Blanka
Borbála

[Rodion Romanovich]

Yes, thanks! It's always nice to have the info for reference in the place where it belongs

[Csatadi]

The Magyar Christian names are not important because most of the players will not play in that late period. And the Christian names were used seldom in the 11. century yet.

Forgus: this 'fia' (son of) thing is correct but I am afraid the AI are not able to follow the family tree and will be strange if e.g. Taksony's son get the Farkas fia Zolta (Zolta son of Farkas) name.

[Magdala]

Quick question. There are NO áéíóú used in the Irish or Scotish names. Why? Also there is no 'k' or 'y' in the Irish alphabet. I speak fluent Irish and Im not too bad on Irish history. I'd be happy to help where I can if someone wants to get in contact with me.

[Marcus Furius Camillus]

the ''son off'' idea is great !
Perfect for generals or kings and a good idea to indicate a family relationship:


example : a ( fictional ! ) general named Harold dies of old age and his son Odo takes over the command of the army. The name of the new general :

Odo Haroldson

I don't know if this was also popular in western Europe ( look my description ! ) but being called after your father or, more popular, your grandfather, was very popular in Carolingian and post - Carolingian Europe.

A good idea ?