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
Poupaapaa	Poupaapaa	Naompeen	Naompeen	Saipei kua Paopkoa	Paopkoa	luaptaappiamnaos	paikeapmaippoapsael
Koakaapooppaasnoa	Koakaapooppaasnoa	Pau Paapmaalpaap kua Paapaataetnaon	Paapmaalpaap	Saasmoip kua Siipaukluopea	Siipaukluopea	loappiit	paopliapkoi
Lualsauppaol kua Koikaalauleapkuu	Lualsauppaol	Niaspaa kua Meopaunaal	Niaspaa	Peelaippaoneam kua Kiupoitaosao	Kiupoitaosao	poapleappoep	paaklaappaamaapiun
Saapsaap kua Muappaanpua	Saapsaap	Paopteolneatoop Poankuapmaalpuikkoa	Paopteolneatoop	Taakkuam	Taakkuam	piatseiplaot	maokpaippie
Noasoaptaatpoaptau	Noasoaptaatpoaptau	Laokmaal	Laokmaal	Kaopae kua Kiusaipaokounpaop	Kiusaipaokounpaop	paoknaapaetnaonnain	laitpao
Puipoa kua Naetii	Puipoa	Koanaat kua Poipaolnaamaoskiik	Koanaat	Maik Kaipiispoa	Maik Kaipiispoa	piipaaspuo	pailaankeuppaemiap
Koapaalpaa	Koapaalpaa	Peamaal	Peamaal	Noapei	Noapei	paoneikkoalteop	lialoak
Tautoap	Tautoap	Paisaatpoaskoa Poosiilao	Paisaatpoaskoa	Maapoollao kua Leanaam	Leanaam	puinliakleapeamaik	saasmoik
Pau Koapaalnaapoop kua Peapoimaataukaap	Koapaalnaapoop	Poapaaplaakeapuop	Poapaaplaakeapuop	Naulpiis Paokaitaep	Paokaitaep	puaknaos	paalliap
Pau Kauktau Peotuop	Kauktau	Paunsoatuil Leanpae	Paunsoatuil	Peapoatoappaa Paopaakpaolnii	Paopaakpaolnii	lauskae	peupoeppaal

Some Language Details

Genitive term ("of") - kua
Definite term ("the") - pau
Titles, from most to least common.
- Koe
- Maik
- Paot
- Pui
- Pea
- Mael

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.)