Names

Seed is:

Places (Towns, Cities, etc.)		Regions (Countries, Provinces, etc.)		People		Words
Long Name	Short Variant	Long Name	Short Variant	Long Name	Short Variant
Mwänhun mun Hunmimpinnïnpan	Mwänhun	Mummun mun Tunmun	Mummun	Tjanhwïmkwankwin	Tjanhwïmkwankwin	pämpïnmwankïmmin	twännan
Mjumpan mun Muntjunmwan	Mjumpan	Manminnim	Manminnim	Tjannan Tunmwam	Tunmwam	hunmwin	manmwan
Mänman	Mänman	Tinpäm	Tinpäm	Mwïntwänhimmwimmwinnum	Mwïntwänhimmwimmwinnum	pïnmin	kamtintanmïnhwïnpwän
Mwantän mun Kwimhun	Mwantän	Manmjumtan mun Hwamtwïntin	Manmjumtan	Pinkwantjanmamnum	Pinkwantjanmamnum	manpam	tanmjan
Mwinhun	Mwinhun	Mantwanmwumhuntjumpin mun Tänmanhwïm	Mantwanmwumhuntjumpin	Tjanmummintanmwam Mintammwïmmjanmammwan	Mintammwïmmjanmammwan	hammwanpwantan	pannwanmwunnwam
Tjunnwintwumhin	Tjunnwintwumhin	Mwïnminnimnimpwammwan mun Mïntun	Mwïnminnimnimpwammwan	Panmwantwun	Panmwantwun	manmwim	hwinmwanmjanmanmam
Mwanpan Minkwanhunmwäm	Mwanpan	Nwïn Mwämhwinmunhwän mun Nimmammantanmim	Mwämhwinmunhwän	Tanmim Njankwanmin	Njankwanmin	minhïnmwimkjunmïm	tunkïm
Nwamkunmanpunmammjan	Nwamkunmanpunmammjan	Nwammin mun Hwintannimpwan	Nwammin	Hwanmjunkwintjankwannum	Hwanmjunkwintjankwannum	mjanhännunmïntam	mammjammammintän
Mjintan mun Hwanhunpjäntwamkan	Mjintan	Panmwantwänman	Panmwantwänman	Mjämminhwam mun Twïntjan	Twïntjan	mamtjänkäm	twintan
Twanhan	Twanhan	Nwïn Mwunhan	Mwunhan	Mankanhwamtan mun Twanhwam	Twanhwam	pintwän	kwïnmwïn

Some Language Details

Genitive term ("of") - mun
Definite term ("the") - nwïn
Titles, from most to least common.
- Man
- Pwan
- Ham
- Mam
- Mum

Notes

Reloading this page will create new names in the same language.

Sometimes the long name and the short name are the same. This is happens in many real languages as well.

Change the seed to create a different language.

About this Generator

This name generator is based on the name generator used in Uncharted Atlas. It has been rewritten in Rust, and modified to make the generated language reproducible for a given seed. The Rust code is also Open Source at namegen.

Our “languages” are based upon:

how often various sounds occur,
the syllable structure,
the common morphemes for places and names,
and certain key terms, like titles.

Note: This isn’t a complete artificial language — only nouns are generated.

A “morpheme” is the smallest unit of meaning of a language, which cannot be meaningfully divided into smaller parts. (Paraphrased from Webster’s 1913 Dictionary.)