Elezen expanded naming conventions (unofficial) + FFXI Elvaan

(Guide clean-up is still underway.)

I set out to write this guide expecting it to be a simple set of existing groups – male names, female names, and a surname list divided by clan. Instead I found it was more complicated and then I just had (had!) to go deep diving into French names and now know more about them than I was ever planning to. (Though I'm sure I'm still pronouncing them all wrong.)

And then once I had that research, I thought it would be a simple matter to match that up to existing names, but that turned out to be an even more massive project.

The length of time spent on this guide is at least partly due to feeling like I shouldn't just be scratching the surface of something I know nothing about, but after months of working on this project mostly spent looking up name origins, ultimately I must settle for a disclaimer:

While anything directly relating to character names found in FFXIV or FFXI has been thoroughly checked, anything regarding real-world languages, names or history should be double-checked against a more reputable source, as I do not have even an amateur knowledge of this subject outside of what I tried to understand to write this guide.

The name origins section will have to remain rough for a while, as it will take time to convert all the URLs into proper forum-coded links. Input is greatly welcomed! At this point it's all a matter of stumbling across the right trivia and obscure names.


CONTENTS

Part 1: Name structure

1A: Basic name structure

1B: Short name forms

1C: More on using surnames as forenames

1D: Epithets

1E: Other notes

1F: Official remarks on Elvaan and Elezen names – and why they are not entirely correct

Part 2: Elezen cultures and backgrounds

2A: Known cultures that use standard Elezen naming conventions

2B: A short history of Elezen in Eorzea's Sixth Astral Era

2C: Other possible and speculative cultures and naming conventions

Part 3: Existing character name lists

3A: Forenames separated by source – for "showing my working" and noting things I have included and left out

3B: Combined lists of forenames – for an all-in-one-list browsing of existing name options. Will be colour-coded (once I work through it in the forum editor) to warn against picking notable character names.

3C: Surnames (split by clan)

Part 4: Building your own Elezen name

4A: Name building methods

4B: Recommended sources for picking names

4C: Simple list of common Elezen name suffixes

4D: Prefixes, suffixes and recurring elements

4E: Reverse alphabetical list of existing characters (for comparing suffixes and name endings)

Part 5: Name origins

A massive undertaking that may never be complete. More remains to be worked out.

Part 6: Possibly useful lists

6A: Names from the name generator that have not yet been used for NPCs

6B: Elvaan names that were directly reused for Elezen

6C: Non-Elezen names that have erroneously been in databases

6D: Mashup names

Part 7: Miscellaneous

Sources

Version history

THE SHORT VERSION

• Elezen names have a standard English-like "Forename Surname" structure.
• Although the official naming conventions guide indicates that the "spelling and phonetic rules [of Elezen names] are extremely similar to those of French", and this does form the focal point for name choices, they are actually much more wide-ranging: all Romance (Latin-based) and Germanic languages seem to be fair game to some degree, along with a small number of names taken from other European language groups or French-influenced languages in other parts of the world.
• Male names tend to be longer than female names.
• Names may be taken directly from an appropriate language, but are more often constructed from a merging of up to two real names and a suffix. Non-French names may (but not always) be adapted to appear more French.
• Wildwood and Duskwight surnames are officially stated to be clan-specific. It's not clear how the surnames of other Elezen groups (Ishgardian, Sharlayan, etc.) fit into this divide, but there is no overlap apparent for existing characters.
• Regardless of the surnames being clan-specific, they can also be (and frequently are) used as male forenames for any clan. Consequently, some names we have only encountered as character names may be usable as surnames.
• It is not clear whether surnames can be used for female names – it is certainly not common practice and the scarce few examples may be a character being referred to by surname – but there is nothing explicitly stating that it cannot be done.
• In short, if a forename sounds like it would be a good surname, or a surname sounds like a good forename, go ahead and use it!
• We don't have any substantial knowledge of any Elezen cultures existing outside of Eorzea, only a passing mention of a nomadic tribe somewhere in the eastern continents who seem to be using standard Elezen names, and some number of Elezen integrated into Garlean society and using that name group.

Additional notes on Elvaan names

• FFXI's Elvaan are the precursor to Elezen and broadly share the same naming conventions, although the exact formation of names seems to have drifted over time. My impression from trying to trace name origins is that Elvaan are more likely to have "difficult" names when trying to identify their sources, and are more likely to be drawing from a wide range of influences.
• Elvaan names also often have a feature not found in Elezen names: a middle initial indicating social rank, somewhat comparable to FFXIV's Garlean names.
• Elvaan in FFXI's Near East use Near Eastern names (ancestor to FFXIV's Thavnairian). I have tried to separate those out but it is possible that some have slipped through.


PART 1: NAME STRUCTURE

1A: Basic name structure

Elezen names have a simple "Forename Surname" or "Forename Epithet" structure, but the sources you can use vary by gender and culture.

Male forenames may be chosen from not only the dedicated list of forenames but also from any of the surname lists, regardless of culture, except possibly Ishgardian noble surnames. It is quite common for male NPCs to be named this way.

Female forenames are likely only drawn from the forenames list, but there are a few ambiguities (see the additional notes below).

Surnames (when actually used as surnames) are culture-specific, at least between the Wildwood and Duskwight clans. Ishgardian and Sharlayan cultures seem to have their own surname lists as well.

There is indication that at least Ishgardian nobles have multiple given names – the character usually known as Francel is formally addressed as "Joacin Charlemend Francel de Haillenarte" at one point (https://www.garlandtools.org/db/#quest/66448) – but we have no further examples to indicate that lesser nobles or other clans use this format. The lorebook does not make any mention of any characters having extended full names.

1B: Short name forms

Shortened forms of long names may be used, though this is uncommon – we only have a few examples of them being used, and generally only when addressing them directly.

For Elezen:
Jannequinard – "Janne"
Langloisiert – "Lang"
Theomocent – "Theo"
Plus a couple of instances where someone else shortens a person's name informally or dismissively.

For Elvaan:
Joseaneaut – "Josea"
Liliana – "Lili"
Selfeilliget – "Sel"
(All of these are from the Vana'diel Tribune newsletter website; there may be others mentioned in the game dialogue but I haven't played it to encounter them.)

Using short forms is not guaranteed even for a close relationship – twins Alphinaud and Alisaie still always call each other by their full names.

For player-character naming purposes you can’t get the other characters to vary how they address you, so you would either have to fully commit to the short form as your character’s name, or (more likely) use their full name and only have the nickname as an imagined detail.


1C: More on using surnames as forenames

There is no mention in the official naming conventions of using surnames as forenames for either gender, so all of this can only be guessed at by looking at character names and how they are used.

It is quite common for male characters to have forenames directly taken from the name generator's surname lists, but female characters only seem to take names from the forename list, so the common understanding is that males can draw from both their dedicated forename list and the surname list for their names, while females are limited to forenames only.

However, compiling this list has led me to find that there are three direct matches of a female name and a surname:

Frilaix – 1.X character, reused as a Wildwood surname in the name generator https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Frilaix
Friont – 1.X character, reused as a Sharlayan surname in Endwalker/EE3 https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Friont
Marette – 1.X character, reused as a Sharlayan surname in Endwalker/EE3 https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Marette

Additionally, a further possible match between female name Roelle and surname Roaille (both first used in 1.X) – switching of E and AI is a common alteration of Elezen names.

However, Friont is a Maelstrom soldier and Frilaix may be in low-ranking Twin Adder gear, so it is possible that these are badly indicated surnames to begin with.

More generally, the official naming conventions note that female names often end in "ette" or "elle". These endings are also found on a number of surnames (this also happens in real French), which leads to the possibility that some surnames could be used as feminine names.

However, there is an example of an Elezen "elle" surname being used for a male name (1.0 character Tristelle) so that would suggest that surnames are regarded as masculine regardless of their apparent sound – though on the other hand there is also an example of a male character using an outright female name (FATE ally Mianne; the name is straight from the female name generator list and used in 1.X); it is possible this was an error but it's canon now.

1D: Epithets

Epithets use English language, not French.

Adaundel the Younger
Ser Adelphel Brightblade
Alaimbert of the Spiked Butt
Armantel Scaletalker
Arthurioux the Bear
Ser Aucheforne of the High Tide
Audrie Clovenfoot
Aurifort of the Three Clubs
Ser Branthuc the Meek
Brunadier of the Blue Bell
Castellaint the Careful
Celestaux the Keen
Celie the Pursuant
Ser Charibert the Stern
Turncloak Clairvisse
Constaint Solidblade
Corentiaux the Colder
Coultenet the Cultured
Drividot Shortline
Eline the Razor
Eugenaire the Grey
Florimond the Fleet
Foulques of the Mist
Gaidelie the Just
Gilbrisbert the Puppetmaster
Ser Grinnaux the Bull
Ser Guerrique the Cleaver
Guildivain of the Tainted Edge
Gustavain Gysahlheart
Ser Handeloup of the One Heart
Ser Haumeric the Valiant
Ser Hermenost the Levinlight
Hersande the Heavy-handed
Heustienne Trueshot
Truthspeaker Huibairten
Ser Ignasse of the Dragon's Tail
Ser Janlenoux of the Steel Oath
Janremi Blackheart
Jehantel the Godsbow
Landenel the Unafraid
Lanquairt the Lean
Lanverlais the Lawful
Leonceault Leadthumb
Louistiaux of the First Line
Louviaune of the Lake
Marcelain the Meek
Hardheel Marcheterre
Margault Shortmane
Miraudont The Madder
Mourechaux the Unbroken
Ser Noudenet the Wise
Nourval of the Branching Path
Octavel the Unforgiving
Ser Ompagne Deepblack
Ser Paulecrain Coldfire
Quimperain Evertrue
Ser Renaut of the White Mountain
Sartauvoir the Inferno
Thibain the Blunt
Ser Vellguine the Unbreakable Stone Spear
Ystride Godhand
Charlemend Redmane (1.0 levequest client, not the Ishgardian count)
Mourechaux the Unbroken
Romaraint Rimebeard
Amarissaix Longbranch
Pelinne Catcaw
Lamberteint the Lithe
Florine Whitepaw
Mareillie Greenthumbs
Pricinne the Swiftshine
Flambert Sancroit III
Felixient the Unknotted
Mathistien of the Cloven Hoof
Ser Aucheforne of the High Tide
Vainchelon Whitewater

(Somehow I have misplaced the Ishgardian high houses; they will be added later.)

1E: Other notes

One instance of a name being passed down through generations: 1.0 levequest client "Flambert Sancroit III", a merchant. https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/F..._Forgetfulness
No examples of this in the current state of the game.

If you use the in-game random name generator for ideas, avoid the names Artoirel, Emmanellain and Estinien, as these are fairly prominent characters.

1F: Official remarks on Elezen/Elvaan names – and why they are not entirely correct

There are official comments and instructions on the names of both Elvaan and Elezen, but the Elezen instructions in particular are more limiting than the full range of name creation options and methods that the game devs have used to invent their character names.

Vana'diel Tribune: Names of the Elvaan (written as in-universe commentary)
http://www.playonline.com/ff11eu/gui...t/18/05-3.html

Quote:

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What types of names come to mind when someone mentions the Elvaan?

Very common names for males include "Cyranuce," "Aurege," and "Raminel." "Monberaux" and "Civerion" are also very classy names, don't you think?

They have a certain refinement to them, very high class. These names sound well suited to beings made of gossamer. Why is that?

The Elvaan are known for their swordsmanship and other skills in battle. Elvaan culture considers having one's exploits woven into an epic poem to be among the greatest of honors, so it is no surprise that Elvaan give their children names that would fit nicely in such an epic.

But what about the women?

Take, for example, the names of some of my friends, such as "Lutia," "Catalia" and "Nenne." "Leaute" and "Esca" are also typical names for Elvaan females. […]

"Unadorned" and "strong" are the ideas that these names are meant to honor and communicate. Or, at least, this is the theory I'm looking into.

So the names that Elvaan give to their daughters tend to be shorter and easier to say that those given to sons.

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FFXIV forum official post: Elezen naming conventions

Quote:

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Both the Wildwood and Duskwight Elezen are proud clans from a proud race. The forenames and surnames used by them have changed little since the time when they first crossed into Eorzea from the north. However, over the ages, due to bad blood between the two tribes, the surnames once commonly used by both, have been claimed by one side or the other. Now, you will find that while the structures and spellings of the names are extremely similar, and they follow the same phonetic rules, a Duskwight and a Wildwood Elezen will never have the same last name.

The spelling and phonetic rules are extremely similar to those of French, and while there are no set-in-stone guidelines for male or female names, there are some distinguishing features.

Female

Female names tend to end in “ne,” “ette,” or “elle” or on extended vowels like “ie”, and be shorter than the male names.

Tivionne
Elviane

Jainelette
Saulette

Etoinelle
Pimelle

Jannie
Ceaulie

Male

Male names are longer, and will end in x, such as ‘loix’ (pronounced ‘lo-ah’) or ‘aux’ (pronaounced ‘oh’), or end in a silent t, such as ‘mont’ (pronounced ‘moan’) or geant (pronounced ‘john’).

Raitmeaux
Mourechaux
Nogeloix
Padilloux

Vairemont
Carrilaut
Aurifort
Bertennant

One will also notice that some of the Elezen names appear familiar to those of the Hyur.

Louis vs Louisoix
Eugene vs Eugenaire
Arthur vs Arthurioux

Gwen vs Gwenolie
Hilda vs Hildie

There are Eorzean historians who believe that these similarities in names may be proof that the two races are of similar origin─’open-minded’ Hyuran historians claiming the Elezen are a bastard race spun off from the Hyurs (and not the other way around). Elezen historians, on the other hand, simply deny any blood relation whatsoever.

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However, the instructions are overly simple compared to the actual range of names used for characters in the game, or even what is directly offered to players via the in-game name generator.

The most obvious omission is that out of the examples, five of the eight male names – Raitmeaux, Nogeloix, Vairemont, Carrilaut, Aurifort – are found in the name generator as surnames rather than forenames, albeit ones that have also been used as male character names.

Name length is less of a gender indicator than the instructions would suggest. While there is a tendency towards longer male names and shorter female names, this is not an absolute rule – there are also short male names like Edmont, Francel and even the single-syllable Foulques (a French rendering of Germanic name Fulk) while female names can go to three or even four syllables (eg. Ameliance, Maudilyonne, Laideronnette). Any names drawing from real French names will tend towards longer female names as this is often the case in French – though the Elezen renderings sometimes try to balance this by cutting out a syllable or two in the middle.

Name endings are more varied than the instructions indicate, and the claim that male names “will” end in X or T is far too certain – presumably an "often" was left out of the sentence. (At the time of writing, I have listed 494 names as male Elezen, and out of these 144 end with T and 69 with X – so almost half, but nowhere close to all of them.)

The comparison of Hyur and Elezen names also gives a false impression that Elezen names will always be a more elaborated version of Hyur names when they overlap, when this is not actually the case, especially when directly using real-world names for Elezen. For example, compare Highlander Hyur "Engerrand" (エンゲランド E N GE RA N D0) and Elezen "Enguerran" (アンゲラン A N GE RA N) – so far as I can tell, as real-world names both of these would be French-influenced variants of Germanic Engilram. (BTN lists Enguerran, Enguerrand and Engrand as French forms; Engeram and Ingram as English – so Engerrand probably belongs closer to the French group and probably fits with Highlander names having "Germanic and Normandic" roots.)
For additional confusion, Gamer Escape's wiki lists a 1.0 Elezen character named Ingram, although with the lack of character image I suspect this is a mislabelling of a Hyur.
DMNES list of variants does not include "Engerrand" at all; I'm not sure how thorough it is but perhaps that means the FFXIV devs invented this spelling. https://dmnes.org/name/Ingram

The comparison also draws a somewhat misleading equivalence between Eugene and Eugenaire, because if you look up the pronunciations (both how the game characters are written in katakana and how real French names starting with “Eu-” are spoken) you will find that they are different by language – Hyur name Eugene (ユージーン, Yuujiin) starts with the “yoo” sound we use in English, while French uses “oo” instead – compare similar Elezen name Eugennoix (ウジェノア, Ujenoa).

The equating of "Gwen and Gwenolie" is an odd choice too, because the GW spelling is distinctly Breton (a Celtic language used in northwestern France) rather than French, which would normally use GU. A close real example is the Breton masculine name Gwenole, gallicised (ie. "frenchified") as Guénolé. https://www.behindthename.com/name/g...le10/submitted (It is possible that the FFXIV devs mistook Gwenole for a feminine name – switching E for IE is a recurring alteration from French feminine names to Elezen names.)

While there are other Elezen names influenced by Breton, no other Elezen names begin with GW.

PART 2: ELEZEN CULTURES AND BACKGROUNDS

This section may need some further editing / gap-filling.

2A: Known cultures that use standard Elezen naming conventions

There are three main Elezen cultures encountered so far, all found in Eorzea and using the same naming conventions: Wildwood, Duskwight and Ishgardian, with residents of wider Coerthas (the land in which Ishgard is located) possibly counting as a fourth culture, but this is not looked at in detail.


Wildwood

Wildwoods are the Elezen population of the forest city of Gridania, which was founded around 6AE 1070 (about 500 years before the present day) when the population of the subterranean city of Gelmorra were able to make peace with the elementals who roamed the forest above.


Duskwight
When the Gelmorrans left the caves for their new home of Gridania, a small population stayed behind, and these are known as the Duskwights. We unfortunately know very little of their current status as a civilisation, and the archaeologists at Issom-Har talk as if the city has been abandoned for some time, though other sources (mainly the cultural profile in EE1.083) seem to indicate they are still dwelling in caves to the present day.

More often, Duskwights are encountered as bandits, whether working alone or as part of the gang known as the Redbelly Wasps, mostly active in the South Shroud.

Some Duskwights live in Gridania but "often suffer undue discrimination" from other residents of the city and surrounding areas.


Ishgardian

The Ishgardians are a separate strand of Elezen culture found in the northern parts of Eorzea, having separated from the proto-Gelmorrans long before that group split into Wildwood and Duskwight clans. The region was previously temperate, but since the Calamity five years ago it has been gripped by a permanent winter.

As of the beginning of the game's story, Ishgard is a highly traditional and religious society, politically isolated from the other Eorzean city-states. I am not certain whether residents are able to leave easily, but foreigners are not able to enter without hard-earned permission.

As a character concept this is probably best left until you have played the game and are familiar with the city, but there are various opportunities for character types: nobles, merchants, commoners, or the industrialists developing airships and machinist technology; also residents of the surrounding villages in Coerthas and the hunters' outpost in Dravania.


Sharlayan

Elezen are prominent among the mulitracial population of Sharlayan. From their names it seems there may be some cultural mixing here – there is a prominent Elezen family with the Hyuran surname Clarke, and one Elezen NPC with a Hyuran forename.

The player-character would not canonically be a Sharlayan.

2B: A short history of Elezen in Eorzea's Sixth Astral Era

Relevant pages in EE1 for history of the current Elezen populations:
035: Sixth Umbral Era
036-7: Sixth Astral Era
047-53: A Chronology of the Sixth Astral Era (more precise dates for info elsewhere)
082-3: The Elezen
113: History of Gridania
149: History of Ishgard

NOTE: The lorebook sometimes uses the term Wildwood to include the Ishgardians, while in other places only indicating that they share ancestry. The actual history given suggests that the term Wildwood should only apply to the fairly recent post-Gelmorran culture in Gridania as they were not forest-dwellers before this.
Additionally, while most Ishgardians are represented in the game as Wildwood NPCs (likely the actual reason for the lorebook trying to use that terminology for them), some are Duskwights with more human skintones – sometimes a little grey-tinged but never the fully blue/grey shades.


In short, the histories given in EE1 for the Elezen groups that can be currently found in Eorzea are traced back to the early Sixth Astral Era (commencing 1577 years prior to the present day), and while there is presumably some earlier history for the race – the Elezen themselves claim to have been the original inhabitants of the land since the First Astral Era – I have not delved into the earlier part of EE's history lessons to check whether there are direct references to the Elezen belonging to earlier civilisations.

The entry on the Sixth Umbral Calamity and aftermath (EE1.035-6) indicates that widespread flooding and the exodus to safe higher ground in Gyr Abania disrupted all previous societies and caused a breakdown into small tribes and clans, who initially settled in Gyr Abania and then, as the flooding receded, set back out to repopulate the rest of Eorzea.


Gridanian (Wildwood and Duskwight) Elezen

The ancestors of the Gridanians seem to have settled somewhere in the vicinity of the Black Shroud but not within it; the events recorded in EE1 begin around the year 6AE 660 (about 900 years before the present day), when the second migration of Hyur into Eorzea forced the Elezen from their lands and into the Black Shroud, where they came under attack from the resident elementals, driving them to seek safety in the caverns deep below the forest. Later, the increasing Hyuran population also spread into the forest and came into conflict with the Elezen again, until in around 740 they made a peace-pact and together established the subterranean city of Gelmorra.

Three hundred years later, around 1020, the Ixal were suddenly banished from the forest by the elementals, and the Gelmorrans resolved to take this opportunity to attempt to commune with the elementals and seek permission to dwell above ground, though it would take another 50 years to successfully make contact.

With the elementals' approval obtained, most of the Gelmorrans departed the caves and founded the new city of Gridania – but some distrusted the elementals and so chose to remain behind in Gelmorra, and in time became known as the Duskwights.

The exact history of the Duskwights since that point is unclear, particularly as it seems that all of Gelmorra (or at least any parts accessible to the player) is now in ruins and the only known major population of Duskwights is the bandit gang occupying a regular village in the South Shroud. However, the lorebook indicates that "the customs of the subterranean city of Gelmorra are still practiced by the Duskwight to this day" and that they "pursue their own path in the shadowy seclusion of Eorzea's deep tunnels and caverns" and may have sought out new locations rather than staying in Gelmorra itself.


Ishgardian Elezen

Ishgard's mythologised history records that the city's founders, led by a prophetic vision, "departed the Black Shroud for the highlands of Coerthas" in the year 545. More accurately they first arrived in around 350, which EE1 notes "coincides with the [first] Great Hyuran Migration into the northern continent of Ilsabard" and speculates that this drove the Elezen to seek sanctuary in Coerthas. (I suspect this is supposed to say that the Hyuran migration came from rather than into Ilsabard, though I don't think there is anywhere to directly confirm this – the closest is a mention of "immigrants from Othard and Ilsabard" in the general 6AE history on page 36.)

This unaccounted-for 200 years seems to have been spent settling the now-abandoned civilisation in the Dravanian Forelands and the Churning Mists, after which they either retreated to Ishgard at the beginning of the Dragonsong War or perhaps were simply wiped out by the dragons. Either way, this chapter of history remains unknown to most Ishgardians until the events of Heavensward.

2C: Other possible and speculative cultures and naming conventions
(including cultures that may just be more of the same naming conventions)

Elezen are not part of the local population in most of the locations we have visited outside of Eorzea, but we have several indications that they are present in parts of Ilsabard.


Garlean Elezen

There are some Elezen among the Garlean army using Garlean naming conventions (borrowing real-world Roman/Latin names) – it seems possible that these are part of Garlemald's civilian population rather than foreign conscripts, as most non-Garleans who ally with the Garlean army retain their original culture's given name and only adopt a Garlean surname.

A cultural connection between Garlean and Elezen may tie in neatly with real-world evolution of languages and names, as the Garleans use Roman/Latin names and some French names are Latin-derived.

In the opposite direction, Garlean name “Nael” is French (unless also found in Latin).


The Eschva and other Ilsabardian Elezen

The field record profile for Clarricie quo Priscus describes her as "of the Eschva, a nomadic people" but provides no elaboration on this, and her name seems to be standard Elezen with a Garlean surname.
However, Medieval French name Eschive notes: "Derived from Old French eschiver "to evade; to avoid", ultimately from Frankish *skiuhjan "to fear"." https://www.behindthename.com/name/eschive/submitted
So we can guess that the Eschva are still following standard Elezen naming conventions or something very close to it.

Separately, at one point we see the ruins of some kind of anti-Garlemald rebel camp whose members appear to be Duskwight Elezen.

It is possible that we will meet some of these groups if and when the story takes us to the as-yet unexplored regions of Ilsabard-Othard.


Corvosi Elezen (speculative)

One of the bosses in the variant dungeon The Merchant's Tale (essentially a playable version of a Corvosi fairytale) is a mysterious swordswoman who may have an Elezen model, though it is not certain.

Additionally, while it may be a stretch of speculation – Corvos is in southern Ilsabard, close to Thavnair, and in FFXI the Elvaan are one of the races that use Near Eastern names (roughly equivalent to Thavnairian) in relevant areas, so it is possible that could be carried over into FFXIV.


Aerslant Elezen (speculative)

We know little of Aerslant, ancestral home of the Roegadyn, except that the founders of Limsa Lominsa were (as Eorzean history tells it; see EE1.095) the surviving instigators of a failed coup against a tyrant in that land, who subsequently fled to find sanctuary elsewhere – and that, at least by the time they were approaching the island they would soon name La Noscea, their crew included three Elezen: Jean De Nevelle, Guy La Thagran, and a third not directly named but for whom the island was named. There is no indication whether these were natives of Aerslant or foreigners who somehow became involved.

While overall fitting into standard Elezen naming conventions, it is interesting that both are recorded as having short forenames taken directly from real French rather than the more elaborate typical Elezen names. Are they nicknames that somehow went down in the history books, deliberately short full names (lending weight to the possibility of a culture somewhat separate to other Elezen groups) or is it an out-of-universe error?

Also of some interest, the surname Nevelle comes up again among the Duskwight – specifically from levequest cards (https://www.garlandtools.org/db/#leve/732) the archaeologist Rolandaix (the one trying to do research outside the Palace of the Dead) signs his name as "of House Nevelle".


Historical possibilities

One of the “demiurges” of the ancient Meracydian primal Sophia appears to be an Elezen, though that doesn’t confirm that they live there currently. He also may have been a tempered Allagan rather than a native Meracydian.

The Dravanian/Avalonian civilisation may have had some alternate naming influence (perhaps the dragons), as Thordan, Haldrath and Shiva are all not very Elezen-like, though Haldrath's knights (Flavien, Guenriol, Driancoin and Sylvetrel) have more conventional Elezen names. A passing mention of "Branthuc" as an additional knight (EE2.196) seems on the not-so-Elezen side, though may be Germanic-derived.
(Shiva of course is a long-established Final Fantasy summon, which overrides making the name fit the current setting.)

SPECULATIVE: The game itself does not draw this connection, but several historical Allagan names can tie back to French, though not specifically Elezen-style names: Xande (a form of Alexander), Amon, Scylla (Priscylla), Salina (Séléna); Desch could be a corruption of a few different surnames (Deschain, Deschamps, Deschanel, Deschenes). There's also a Phlégon in the history list. (No matches for Unei and Doga though, or Sari from the SMN questline.) Visually, Amon appears to be a Elezen, as his mask has the pointed ears.

PART 3: EXISTING CHARACTER NAME LISTS

3A: Forenames separated by source

Female forenames

Female Elezen names from the name generator

Alboise
Amandine
Ameline
Amenie
Amianne
Astrelle
Atelloune
Aurelle
Blaisie
Blandie
Breine
Brigie
Ceaulie
Celie
Cevilia
Cliaux
Dennia
Docette
Doelle
Dorys
Dylise
Edmelle
Elde
Elvide
Eminne
Ermiance
Faine
Finia
Flavielle
Florine
Frine
Gaelle
Gwenolie
Hermance
Hersande
Iliette
Iolaine
Ireine
Janchette
Jannie
Joellie
Jolaine
Laille
Liaime
Lisie
Loanne
Lucinne
Lunnie
Lycelle
Maenne
Marcette
Margelyne
Mariaute
Marielle
Maunie
Melisie
Meurise
Mianne
Nellaure
Nimie
Ninne
Nivie
Noalle
Noline
Norlaise
Odeve
Odilie
Ombeline
Ondine
Ophelie
Ophianne
Oriane
Percelle
Perinne
Perne
Pienne
Reinette
Rivienne
Roelle
Saulette
Selaine
Sofine
Solelle
Sophiane
Tanine
Thaisie
Tiphane
Trinne
Trisselle
Uloine
Ursielle
Vianne
Vielle
Yaelle
Ydaine
Yloise
Yoenne
Yolaine
Ystride
Zabinie

Female Elezen character names
(names found in the generator list have been omitted)

Abelie
Adaillie
Aiglephine
Alianne
Alinaure
Alisaie
Alissie
Alixe
Alixie
Allenaure
Almiline
Aloyse
Ameliance
Anaelle
Arabelle
Armelle
Astrid
Aube
Aubracie
Audaine
Audrie
Aulie
Aunillie
Auriaune
Belammie*
Berenice
Bernadette
Berthe
Blaisette
Bliaurette
Capucine
Celaine
Celinie
Cendresinne
Cesteline
Chantine
Charline
Charmine
Cherlinaie
Chloemine
Chrysielle
Clarilaine
Claroise
Clarricie
Crilde
Deaustie
Diriaine
Dorelle
Drusilla
Edilaude
Elecotte
Eline
Elviane
Emaniette
Enie
Eosilie
Ephemie
Estaine
Etoinelle
Eugenia*
Euriste
Faillicie
Falbalaine
Fiolinne
Flaurie
Fleuraie
Foinine
Fraisoinne
Frilaix**
Friont**
Gaetelle
Gaidelie
Haisie
Haliette
Harmiette
Hastridie
Helaure
Heurriette
Heustienne
Hildie
Hildoise
Idele
Ilorie
Imailie
Irielle
Isainne
Isaulde
Jahelle
Jainelette
Jaquoinie
Juline
Junnie
Laideronnette*
Laniaitte
Laraina*
Lauriane
Laurisse
Leandryne
Leonnie
Leuvianne
Liavinne
Lisellaie
Lisette
Lodille
Louviaune
Luciae
Luciane
Madelle
Maelie
Maelle
Manine
Mareillie
Margault
Mariorie
Maurilette
Maxinne
Mellaine
Melodie
Millie
Miounne
Mitainie
Mocianne
Monne
Muriaule
Mylenie
Nadinie
Nelinnie
Ninianne
Norvello*
Nymiene
Oeurelle
Ombelle
Ophie
Ophilyne
Osaulie
Ouvielle
Pamirisse
Pascaline
Pauline
Paultisanne
Pelinne
Pimelle
Ponette
Pricinne
Prunilla
Raimille
Rielle
Roseline
Roserette
Samiane
Saulinne
Sibylane
Sidonia
Simmie
Sinette
Soileine
Soubinie
Sylginie
Tanie
Theanne
Timinne
Tivionne
Uphanne
Ursulie
Valerine
Valeroine
Vandealine
Vanicie
Violenne
Vionne
Vivenne
Yannie
Ydainne
Ysaudore
Ysayle
Zelia


* Belammie, Oeurelle, Pelinne and Pricinne are 1.0 levequest clients not seen in the game so their race cannot be confirmed, but the names sound Elezen. (Compare generator name Perinne)

* Eugenia (real-world French/Greek/Portuguese) is a text mention only and race is not stated – namesake of a Gridanian watchtower and beloved of the hero Florentel (confirmed Elezen name). The Japanese spelling suggests it may be a Hyuran name compared to other Hyur and Elezen names starting with "Eu", but there is no other way to confirm.

* Laideronnette (https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Hunt:_Laideronnette) is the S-rank mark in Central Shroud (a snake), but according to the relevant hunter-scholar, is said to be a transformation of “Laideronnette the wainwright's red-haired daughter” in her grief. The name is derived from a French fairytale – see additional notes in the name meaning section.

* Laraina is one of Rowena’s employees, so as with all of them, her name is an alias and there is a possibility that it is not a genuine Elezen name. Other employees’ names seem lore-correct though.

* Norvello is a saint name as listed in EE2.

** Frilaix, Friont and Marette are also used as surnames.

Omitted due to uncertainty: Alesone of the Darklight Raiders – I don't think we have ever been shown pictures of these characters, only their names and weapons (Alesone was an archer or bard). "Alison" is French but "Alesonne" is Medieval Scottish.

Female Elvaan character names

Achtelle
Adelise
Adolie
Adrienaure
Ailee
Ailevia
Alaune
Albinie
Alienor
Allaipre
Altennia
Amaduralle
Amaura
Andecia
Andreine
Anilla
Ansegusele
Apesia
Apolliane
Archanne
Arlayse
Arlenne
Arquil
Arsha
Ashene
Ashmea
Atelloune
Atoranne
Atrevaux
Attarena
Audee
Audia
Augevinne
Aulavia
Autouria
Aveline
Aystise
Azainnie
Azette
Ballie
Banege
Baunise
Bellue
Benaige
Berangere
Bistillot
Boirie
Bostillette
Caffie
Camereine
Cannau
Capiria
Capucine
Carautia
Catalia
Ceciliotte
Ceno
Cerane
Cerite
Challoux
Chaloutte
Chantain
Chanteillie
Chatarre
Chauxnatte
Chemioue
Chepelle
Chilaumme
Chiphraix
Chuaie
Chumia
Chupaile
Claidie
Clainomille
Cletae
Cofisephe
Colleraie
Collione
Colmaie
Colti
Comittie
Contie
Cordaurie
Corlotte
Corua
Cotelle
Coullave
Coullene
Coumaine
Coupulie
Courisaille
Couvoullie
Couzanne
Craigine
Crilde
Curilla
Daipanne
Diraulate
Doumina
Duchille
Echanie
Elesca
Elive
Elnonde
Emeige
Emila
Emoussine
Epinolle
Equette
Erielle
Esca
Esqualea
Eugie
Eulaclaire
Eulaphe
Eumielle
Faboise
Failene
Fauceille
Faulpie
Faurie
Felourie
Femardaque
Femitte
Fephita
Fiaudie
Fiva
Flaviria
Fleuricette
Flige
Floralie
Foletta
Forine
Fouagine
Fouvia
Fulchia
Gennoue
Giaunne
Gissenne
Glenne
Gournaie
Grilau
Gueriette
Guinavie
Halmide
Haubijoux
Havillione
Helina
Helmyre
Heumila
Hinaree
Hopelle
Houilloumie
Humilitie
Icoua
Ilumida
Ioupie
Isanie
Jaireto
Jausephiane
Jeronne
Jima
Jourille
Jufaue
Juvillie
Karine
Lacia
Laette
Laillera
Laimeve
Laisavie
Laiteconce
Lamepaue
Latteaune
Laurimaux
Laurisse
Leaufetie
Leaute
Legata
Leillaine
Leremiue
Lidaise
Liliana (AKA Lili)
Liloune
Limion
Liphatte
Loaranne
Loillie
Lombaria
Lotine
Loutille
Lucretia
Luquillaue
Lurouillat
Lusiane
Lutia
Machella
Machielle
Macuillie
Madilane
Mairee
Maleme
Maleroune
Malfine
Mamerie
Marelinne
Marilleune
Marillon
Marjoirelle
Marquie
Mashua
Mathele
Matica
Matildie
Maudilyonne
Maugie
Maurinne
Meinemelle
Mejuone
Melledanne
Melleupaux
Melloa
Menoe
Meumaude
Meuneille
Miaux
Michea
Michilca
Miene
Mildaurion
Mille
Millechuca
Milloure
Milva
Miogique
Mionie
Mitillie
Moniquaurie
Monisette
Moreche
Morefie
Morunaude
Moulloie
Mupia
Myffore
Myllue
Nachou
Naillina
Nalta
Narsaude
Narsha
Naurmaire
Navisse
Nelinnie
Nenne
Nevela
Nilerouche
Nimia
Niscoliette
Nogelle
Noillurie
Noquerelle
Norejaie
Nuillie
Orlaine
Ostalie
Pagnelle
Paise
Palabelle
Paleille
Palson
Paouala
Patolle
Paunelie
Paurelde
Pellimie
Perevie
Phamelise
Phaviane
Phersula
Phillone
Phouminnet
Pilcha
Plaiaude
Pollante
Pomilla
Poseaulloie
Pourette
Prietta
Prillaure
Prishe
Prunilla
Pucotte
Pulloie
Quelle
Quellebie
Quelpia
Quesse
Ramiene
Raminey
Ramua
Ratonne
Ratoulle
Reaugettie
Regine
Rhimonne
Rielle
Rigobertine
Risunela
Rolandienne
Rouliette
Rouva
Rugiette
Rumoie
Saffaullette
Sariale
Simmie
Sobane
Sochiene
Syrillia
Taulenne
Taulluque
Taumiale
Taumila
Tautorie
Tavourine
Tayula
Taza
Teilsa
Thadiene
Theraisie
Tielleque
Tillecoe
Tinjue
Tonule
Ufanne
Ulesa
Ulmia
Ulycille
Urbiolaine
Vaihilique
Valienne
Veilla
Velema
Veujaie
Victoire
Villion
Violitte
Vuliaie
Watisa
Youstia
Ysayle
Zillah

Male forenames

Male Elezen names from the name generator

Note: Most but not all of these names have been used for NPCs at some point.

Aibertain
Alderique
Alexois
Antoinaut
Arismont
Armantel
Arthurioux
Artoirel
Augustiniel
Aumeric
Baptistaux
Barnabaix
Bernon
Bloisirant
Boiselont
Briardien
Brunadier
Celestaux
Ciceroix
Cillien
Clementain
Clotaire
Clotairion
Dacien
Darceloix
Domitien
Duvicauroix
Emmanellain
Enguerran
Estinien
Eugennoix
Fabrellet
Felixient
Ferreol
Firmien
Firminnant
Florentel
Florimond
Francquet
Gabineaux
Gaethan
Gaspard
Guillaunaux
Guillefresne
Gustavain
Guydelot
Hadrefort
Heribert
Hermenost
Honoraint
Hubairtien
Huguemont
Isarmoix
Isaudorel
Ivaurault
Jacquemin
Janremi
Lancefer
Landrenel
Leodaire
Leonceault
Lidoiret
Lionnet
Louistiaux
Ludovraint
Luquelot
Marcelloix
Marcquelort
Mariustel
Maroile
Martiallais
Maurelin
Maximiloix
Nantain
Nolanel
Octavel
Oldaric
Oscarlet
Parcemel
Pascaleret
Paulemont
Percevains
Raimondaux
Romarique
Silvaire / Silvairre
Sombrequain
Stephannot
Sylveret
Theobalin
Theophilain
Therouanne
Thiegaud
Ursulin
Valentinoix
Vallerin
Valtemont
Vantelme
Willibert
Yannistand
Yvelont

Male Elezen character names (minus generator names and surnames)

Adaunel
Adelphel
Aimebert
Alaimbert
Alexondre
Alphinaud
Amarissaix
Amelain
Ansaulme
Archombadin
Ardolain
Arnoulain
Arthilbur
Astidien
Aubriest
Auphiliot
Aurvael
Aymeric
Aytienne
Barnier
Barthovieu
Basildere
Basyle
Baucharldaire
Baurendouin
Bauricoin
Beatin
Beaudefoin
Benathaire
Berengeoit
Bertennant
Blamprest
Bohemondas
Bonifoix
Borlent
Branthuc
Briannaix
Bricelt
Bruvagnon
Camalbusert
Camillain
Caribault
Carvallain
Castellaint
Celestoix
Chalberon
Chalteaufite
Chansteloup
Charibert
Charlemend
Chilpareux
Chlodebaimt
Clairvisse
Cointiliaud
Constaint
Corguevais
Crammevoix
Cravellin
Damielliot
Daniffen
Dantounuel
Daranmert
Delboisse
Dellemont
Dibourdier
Dominiac
Drenieldan
Driancoin
Edmont
Eliassin
Emerissel
Erimmont
Eugenaire
Ezolmile
Fabineau
Faldrinet
Faucullien
Faustigeant
Firmalbert
Flambert
Flaugustert
Flavien
Flichoirel
Florent
Flotpassant
Foncrineau
Fonjeantaine
Forlemort
Foulques
Framoncis
Francel
Franchemontiaux
Frandegoire
Frandelont
Franlifin
Fremondain
Galveroche
Ganelon*
Gaucelmard
Gerivien
Gilbrisbert
Goncquard
Gondelimbaud
Gonspart
Gontrandoix
Gontrant
Grondilvet
Guenaret
Guenriol
Guildivain
Guillaime
Guillaurmand
Gysol
Haldrath
Hamignant
Harlissand
Haumeric
Haurchefant
Hautdilong
Herberin
Hervoix
Honfraint
Honoroit
Huibairten
Idristan
Ignace
Ignasse
Isildaure
Jandonaut
Jannequinard
Janquetilaque
Jauminfrest
Jeantremont
Jeromere
Joacin
Joellaut
Jonquinet
Jospaire
Josselin
Joultain
Jourcel
Julchiezain
Keroucene
Labonrit
Landenel
Lartonphe
Lassenchou
Laurovic
Leaudaste
Lebrassoir
Leonulfe
Leseraux
Louisoix
Louisonet
Loupard
Ludovoix
Marcelain
Marcheterre
Marteire
Martineau
Matheomi
Matheonien
Mathistien
Mauguissant
Mesouaidonque
Meuliaire
Mistalle
Montichaigne
Moulignauge
Mourechaux
Mourechaux
Mugueniel
Muscadain
Mussalfret
Naillebert
Nalipponcque
Nathelain
Neillemard
Nicoliaux
Niellefresne
Noudenet
Nourval
Ompagne
Pagneul
Pandelion
Parbeloix
Passemerrant
Patrounade
Pehainel
Peyraquile
Philestiaux
Philibert
Philipallais
Pierremons
Pierryvain
Piralnaut
Pirondierre
Priorfaix
Prosperlain
Quentenain
Quevain
Quincompaix
Quinquerol
Quomonrentin
Rajeancine
Reauverre
Remaclon
Renaut
Reymanaud
Rimelnaud
Robairlain
Roderic
Rodrigault
Roiteloin
Rolandaix
Romaraint
Ronantain
Ruissenaud
Saiverin*
Sartauvoir
Saturnois
Segaulyon
Seranelien*
Sestivald
Severaint
Silvairre
Simeonard
Sonstelot
Stephanivien
Sylvaintel
Sylvetrel
Sylviel
Tarresson
Tedalgrinche
Tescelingeon
Teulzacq
Theomocent
Theopauldin
Theugondet
Thibain
Thierrand
Titouan
Toriphaniel
Trisassant
Tristelle
Urbicien
Urianger
Ursandel
Vadeloison
Vainctoroix
Vaindreau
Valdeaulin
Vartinoix
Vauxclairt
Veandelinet*
Vellguine
Verpaulaine
Virgeaume
Vorsaile
Ydrancheux
Yuhelmeric
Zephirin

Notes on uncertain names:

"Ganelon" has been used in the game as a Midlander name, but it also comes up in the history of red magic (Encyclopadia Eorzea II, page 182) – the descriptions for the swords Murgleis and Guespiere each explain how the first red mages were taught their rapier fighting style, one referring to the teacher as "Count Ganelon" and saying he was later branded a traitor by his kin for "sharing their closely guarded techniques", while the other credits "an Elezen [who] offered to teach them his race's traditional sword techniques" and so it is almost certain that these are one and the same.
To further support this as a native Elezen name, Ganelon is a real-world French name.

"Pandelion Brontard" is a text-only historical mention in 1.0 that I am assuming is a male Elezen name.

"Saiverin Vaireloque" is another text-only mention https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/Saiverin_Vaireloque

"Seranelien" is a 1.0 Midlander according to GE but there is no picture of the character, and I think it sounds like an Elezen name.

"Veandelinet" is a curiosity – Gamer Escape uses this name in an attribution that should be for the character Vandealine. If this is raw data from the game, perhaps the character was originally male but at some point in development was substituted with a female character, in which case this would be masculine and feminine versions of the same name (give or take some vowels shifting).

Characters of unconfirmed race but Elezen-sounding names (included in list above):
• Amarissaix (namesake of Amarissaix's Spire)
• Choisseau (backstory mention in the Scholasticate quests, e.g. https://ffxiv.gamerescape.com/wiki/D...oning#Dialogue
• Josselin (namesake of Josselin’s Spire) – this is a real French name.

Characters or names that might be Elezen but I am not confident to include:
• Aeglyffe – used for a Sharlayan Elezen character but was previously a 1.0 Midlander name (possibly derived from Anglo-Saxon Dæglaf); a few Sharlayan residents are clearly using the "wrong" name type for their race so I think this is one of them.
• Endalim – Eorzean saint and namesake of Saint Endalim's Scholasticate in Ishgard; the only image of him is his leveplate portrait. Unclear if he is Hyur or Elezen, more likely Hyur.
• Germonique – historical name, I think it is a FFXII reference as part of the large-scale borrowing of Ivalice lore in the Save the Queen questline
• Ingram – a 1.0 character listed on GE as Elezen, but without a picture so this cannot be confirmed. The name is Germanic-Norman-English, and its French counterpart Enguerran has been used as a more confirmable Elezen name.
• Sadr rem Albeleo – allied with the Garleans though identified as a Duskwight, previously of Ul'dah's thaumaturges' guild. Foreigners allied with the Garleans tend to take on Garlean surnames, and given name is unclear, though I suspect the whole name may be a pseudonym based on star names. See notes in the Name Origins section (as I have included him there although I am leaving him out of the basic name lists).

Male Elvaan character names

Aaveleon
Abeaule
Abioleget
Achantere
Acheufagais
Adalefont
Adaunel
Ageneau
Ailbeche
Aissaville
Aivedoir
Aladoverre
Alaixion
Alangriche
Alberic
Alexius
Alfesar
Alivatand
Alphollon
Alphonimile
Alphonserme
Alrauverat
Altedour
Altiret
Amalanbraux
Amarefice
Amaury
Ambleon
Ambrotien
Anastase
Andagge
Andalliot
Andelain
Andrause
Angieurol
Anguenet
Anieuvansand
Anselme
Anteurephiaux
Antonian
Antreneau
Anxaberoute
Apairemant
Apstaule
Arachagnon
Aramaviont
Aravoge
Arenuel
Arminibit
Arnau
Arpetion
Arpevion
Artinien
Arvilauge
Asolmieu
Atarefaunet
Aubejart
Auchefort
Audibert
Aurege
Aurfet
Authere
Auvare
Avandale
Aymeric
Bacherume
Balasiel
Baudin
Bauliant
Belgidiveau
Benjamien
Berengein
Beriphaule
Bernal
Bernegeois
Bertenont
Beugungel
Blendare
Bonarpant
Bonbavour
Boncort
Bonmaurieut
Brandalle
Bricorsant
Brifalien
Brugaire
Buliame
Caffaule
Cahaurme
Caiphimonride
Calengeard
Callort
Calovour
Cassard
Castilchat
Cauzeriste
Cavalgrinne
Celdricaste
Ceraule
Ceraulian
Chalaimbille
Chalvatot
Champalpieu
Chanpau
Chaphoire
Chaplion
Chaquoillons
Charlaimagnat
Charmealaut
Chasalvige
Chaupire
Chegourt
Chelidoine
Cheneblanc
Cherlodeau
Cheupirudaux
Choubollet
Chudigrimane
Chutarmire
Civerion
Civerion
Clais
Claraisse
Clautaire
Clavauert
Clemaurent
Coderiant
Commojourt
Coribalgeant
Corseihaut
Couchatorage
Coucheutand
Coumuna
Credaurion
Crochepallade
Croteillard
Croumangue
Cumetouflaix
Cyphaireau
Cyranuce
Dagourmarche
Daigraffeaux
Dangueubert
Dapraugeant
Darvylle
Dauperiat
Daveille
Deaufrain
Deguerendars
Deraquien
Despachiaire
Destin
Deumagneot
Deumiot
Deustiord
Devean
Diadonour
Dilauriome
Dilgeur
Diordinne
Disserond
Doladepaiton
Duberasson
Eaugouint
Eaulevisat
Eautaire
Eauvague
Ednahl
Ehaurard
Elmemague
Emaliveulaux
Enaremand
Endracion
Ennigreaud
Enrefort
Eperdur
Ephauge
Equesobillot
Erminold
Erpalacion
Erpolant
Esmallegue
Estaud
Estienneux
Estiliphire
Etermion
Eugballion
Eunirange
Evi
Evindigar
Excaliace
Excenmille
Exoroche
Fainevlure
Fantarviont
Fardimant
Farouel
Faurbellant
Faursel
Faustin
Febrenard
Feldrautte
Ferchinne
Ferdechiond
Ferdoulemiont
Fittesegat
Flandiace
Fondactiont
Fonteloube
Fontoumant
Foulneporde
Framaraix
Francmage
Fransont
Frescheque
Fusilton
Gachemage
Galaihaurat
Gallijaux
Gantineux
Garadaut
Garembert
Generoit
Geuselibel
Gilipese
Glarociquet
Gondebaud
Gontrain
Goublefaupe
Grantieul
Gregoirellaud
Greubaque
Guilberdrier
Guilberien
Guilboire
Guilerme
Guillaulmilian
Guilloud
Gulemont
Halaviabeau
Halver
Hanovaux
Hantileon
Harvetour
Hauberliond
Haudrale
Helbort
Heptachiond
Hildebert
Ilgusin
Ilieumort
Illauvalahaut
Illeuse
Ilsoire
Ineuteniace
Irmilant
Isacio
Jacodaut
Jaicedion
Jampiaire
Jaucribaix
Jaureche
Jayramus
Jeanparmand
Jeantelas
Jeanvirgaud
Jemmoquel
Joilevin
Joseaneaut ("Josea")
Joulet
Jourdenaux
Julissois
Justi
Lafaurelle
Lainguel
Landeric
Lanfeaur
Lanqueron
Laucimercen
Laujaquetemps
Leaumont
Leautiere
Lebondur
Lengussant
Leodarion
Leonoyne
Leporaitceau
Letterare
Leuveret
Lharant (possibly surname or alias)
Lionardois
Lothaire
Loubier
Louisareaux
Loussaire
Louvairausse
Louverance
Louxiard
Ludiault
Luthiaque
Machegue
Machionage
Magephaud
Magriffon
Mailleronce
Mainchelite
Malecharisant
Maloquedil
Mamaulabion
Mataligeat
Mathlouq
Mauchouraid
Maunadolace
Maxcimille
Mediverchanne
Meldivon
Melvien
Mengrenaux
Meransarget
Mesachedeau
Meuxtajean
Mevaloud
Mevreauche
Miageau
Mieuseloir
Milchupain
Mildaunegeux
Miliart
Millerovieunet
Misseulieu
Mistaravant
Monberaux
Monteverle
Morangeart
Morjean
Morlepiche
Mouchand
Mourices
Muchavatte
Mulaitrand
Mulaujeant
Naguipeillont
Namonutice
Naravime
Narcheral
Narvecaint
Neigepance
Nelcabrit
Nembet
Neosaliat
Nichais
Nickael
Nivorajean
Nonterene
Novalmauge
Octavien
Odersille
Oiheaurese
Olbergieut
Ondieulix
Ondieumais
Orechiniel
Oustachions
Pagisalis
Palardaifault
Palarillont
Palcomondau
Palguevion
Panoquieur
Parcarin
Parelbriaux
Parledaire
Parlemaille
Parvipon
Pascaut
Paujean
Pauluart
Pelinvarde
Pelogrant
Pepigort
Perchond
Perdiouvilet
Perdric
Perfaumand
Periduque
Peritrage
Phairet
Phairupegiont
Pherchabalet
Pherimociel
Phillieulais
Phyatte
Phystiont
Pieuje
Pignoit
Pignonpausard
Pirvidiauce
Piscariaux
Pitantimand
Pitenorelieu
Pitoire
Pontaudarme
Portaure
Poudoruchant
Pradiulot
Pretervout
Promurouve
Purequane
Quanteilleron
Quelveuiat
Quemaricond
Quiebitiel
Radeivepart
Ragelise
Ragemont
Rahal
Raigegue
Raillefal
Raimbroy
Rainemard
Ramaufont
Ramicharaux
Raminel
Randecque
Ranemaud
Raneutimiore
Ranord
Ranperre
Rarcasmeault
Rasdinice
Raustigne
Rauteinot
Rayochindot
Rembard
Remiotte
Renadile
Renvriche
Resauchamet
Resviel
Rholont
Riault
Riautte
Robertioux
Rochefogne
Rodaillece
Rodellieux
Rodeupansat
Rohemolipaud
Roiloux
Rojaireaut
Rondipur
Rongelouts
Ronpaurege (separate name Aurege could be a short form?)
Rosel
Roupatour
Routandeault
Ruciaine
Ruillont
Sabiliont
Salimardi
Saphiriance
Sapladrepoin
Saradorial
Savae
Secodiand
Selfeilliget
Senvaleget
Shamonde
Sharzalion
Sidoine
Solgierte
Taillegeas
Terounalivet
Theophylacte
Thierride
Torapiont
Torresapet
Toulsard
Touttaures
Tovrutaux
Traiffeaux
Travialce
Travonce
Trion
Trisvain
Vailanice
Vainrachault
Valaineral
Valderotaux
Valeri
Vamorcote
Vaquelage
Varchet
Vauderame
Vaulois
Vaultimand
Vavegallet
Veldeth
Velosareon
Vemalpeau
Vestillet
Vichauxdat
Vichuel
Vicorpasse
Vijartal
Vilatroire
Vingijard
Virnage
Voucheramme
Vounebariont
Yachemidot
Yaucevouchat
Yavoraile
Yrvaulair
Yvantoine
Zantaviat
Zorchorevi
Zovriace


Other types of characters with male Elvaan names
Source lists: Shadows, Fomors, one Hume with what is surely an Elvaan name (Mailloquetat)
Altedour
Axesarion
Cavanneche
Celdricaste
Cleuvarion
Dagourmarche
Disfaurit
Drexerion
Giollemitte
Goublefaupe
Haudrale
Jeumouque
Mailloquetat
Maldaramet
Marchelute
Mildaunegeux
Phanduron
Pignonpausard
Quiebitiel
Rompaulion
Vaicoliaux
Velosareon

Unconfirmable safe bets to be male Elvaan
Calemaunoret – from a Vana’diel Tribune article (https://ffxi.gamerescape.com/wiki/Do..._in_One_Basket)
Farmaoquaix – Starlight Celebration 2004
Nolvillant – Vana'diel Tribune editorial staff (e.g. http://www.playonline.com/ff11eu/gui.../vt/18/06.html)

Not confident to include, but sounds Elvaan or has reason to possibly be Elvaan
Bendigeit – a "shadow", Bendigeit Vran – the name is a pun or mistranslation of Welsh mythology Bendigeidfrân although it does sound Elvaan. (Compare Breton masculine name Benedig, a form of Benedict.)
Hitaume – a Fomor NM; no picture available. I don't feel confident that this is an Elvaan name.
Lourdaude – a tonberry
Perfidien – seems to be an Elvaan with wings? Not sure of the context of this. https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Perfidien
Taquede – a Fomor NM; no picture available. A more Elvaanish name than "Hitaume", but could maybe be Near Eastern or something else.

Elvaan but dubious names
Akamafula – Tenshodo merchant in Jeuno
Mannequins "Darren" and "Alsha" – I'm not sure what the deal with these is but Darren is definitely not an Elvaan name. (Gaelic origin)
Menechme – an automaton with Elvaan model

Unknown character gender

Elezen levequest clients only known from text
Aimiliens (Observatorium) – I had originally assumed this would be a male name, but the later introduction of female character Ameliance has me wondering whether this would be a variant spelling.
Audoile (1.0)

FFXI Campaign Arbiter NPCs
These characters will only be present when San d'Oria has control of the location.
(See https://ffxi.gamerescape.com/wiki/Campaign_Arbiter)

If you play FFXI, please keep an eye out for them.

Alreage – Sauromugue Champaign H-8 (NOTE: "Aurege" is a male name, so this probably is too)
Caulaise – Fort Karugo-Narugo I-9 Exterior
Chefroucauld – Crawlers' Nest I-10
Dynause – Windurst Waters H-9
Hedioste – Rolanberry Fields I-7
Hostarfaux – Bastok Markets H-8
Madelleon – West Sarutabaruta H-7
Raurart – Meriphataud Mountains D-4
Rouquillot – Beadeaux E-7
Ulaciont – Grauberg I-9
Yaibroux – Castle Oztroja F-8 Map 1
Yuvalbaux – Pashhow Marshlands K-4

Other
Fonove – Relic Scythe: Apocalypse – the only cutscene showing her(?) is distant and blurry. Does the quest show her any clearer or have dialogue confirming she is female Elvaan?

3B: Combined lists of forenames by gender

Explanation and key

Since there are no examples of noble Ishgardian surnames being used as character forenames, I have been uncertain whether to include them in the combined list for male characters but have decided to err on the side of including everything. Make your own decision as to whether they should be used or not.

Another question with no examples to refer to for answers is how the small collection of surnames using “La” in front (e.g. La Thagran) would be adapted if used as a forename. I have decided to include them in the list purely in surname form, and will leave it up to the user to decide how they might be adapted – there is precedent from French for surnames to end up in merged forms (e.g. would create the name Lathagran in this example).

Key
● Forename from name generator or naming conventions
● Elezen character name
● Elvaan character name
● Odd sources – Hyur/Hume, monsters

● Wildwood surname
● Duskwight surname
● Ishgardian commoner surname
● Ishgardian noble surname
● Ishgardian High House surname
● Elvaan surname
● Uncertain origin surname (including Sharlayan)

If a name has been used for multiple purposes, a second dot will be added after.

Names coloured red are notable character names and should not be used unless you enjoy the chaos of having the same name used for two characters in the plot.
Names in dark red are prominent supporting characters for at least one story arc (or mentioned in ways that might be jarring if it’s your character’s name as well) so it is not going to be an ongoing clash but you may still want to avoid it.
(I need to add this manually after adding the text into the forum format. It is not done yet.)

All female Elezen and Elvaan forenames

● Abelie
● Achtelle
● Adaillie
● Adelise
● Adolie
● Adrienaure
● Aiglephine
● Ailee
● Ailevia
● Alaune
● Albinie
● Alboise
● Alesone
● Alianne
● Alienor
● Alinaure
● Alisaie
● Alissie
● Alixe
● Alixie
● Allaipre
● Allenaure
● Almiline
● Aloyse
● Altennia
● Amaduralle
● Amandine
● Amaura
● Ameliance
● Ameline
● Amenie
● Amianne
● Anaelle
● Andecia
● Andreine
● Anilla
● Ansegusele
● Apesia
● Apolliane
● Arabelle
● Archanne
● Arlayse
● Arlenne
● Armelle
● Arquil
● Arsha
● Ashene
● Ashmea
● Astrelle
● Astrid
● Atelloune
● Atoranne
● Atrevaux
● Attarena
● Aube
● Aubracie
● Audaine
● Audee
● Audia
● Audrie
● Augevinne
● Aulavia
● Aulie
● Aunillie
● Aurelle
● Auriaune
● Autouria
● Aveline
● Aystise
● Azainnie
● Azette
● Ballie
● Banege
● Baunise
● Belammie
● Bellue
● Benaige
● Berangere
● Berenice
● Bernadette
● Berthe
● Bistillot
● Blaisette
● Blaisie
● Blandie
● Bliaurette
● Boirie
● Bostillette
● Breine
● Brigie
● Caffie
● Camereine
● Cannau
● Capiria
● Capucine
● Carautia
● Catalia
● Ceaulie
● Ceciliotte
● Celaine
● Celie
● Celinie
● Cendresinne
● Ceno
● Cerane
● Cerite
● Cesteline
● Cevilia
● Challoux
● Chaloutte
● Chantain
● Chanteillie
● Chantine
● Charline
● Charmine
● Chatarre
● Chauxnatte
● Chemioue
● Chepelle
● Cherlinaie
● Chilaumme
● Chiphraix
● Chloemine
● Chrysielle
● Chuaie
● Chumia
● Chupaile
● Claidie
● Clainomille
● Clarilaine
● Claroise
● Clarricie
● Cletae
● Cliaux
● Cofisephe
● Colleraie
● Collione
● Colmaie
● Colti
● Comittie
● Contie
● Cordaurie
● Corlotte
● Corua
● Cotelle
● Coullave
● Coullene
● Coumaine
● Coupulie
● Courisaille
● Couvoullie
● Couzanne
● Craigine
● Crilde
● Curilla
● Daipanne
● Deaustie
● Dennia
● Diraulate
● Diriaine
● Docette
● Doelle
● Dorelle
● Dorys
● Doumina
● Duchille
● Dylise
● Echanie
● Edilaude
● Edmelle
● Elde
● Elecotte
● Elesca
● Eline
● Elive
● Elnonde
● Elviane
● Elvide
● Emaniette
● Emeige
● Emila
● Eminne
● Emoussine
● Enie
● Eosilie
● Ephemie
● Epinolle
● Equette
● Erielle
● Ermiance
● Esca
● Esqualea
● Estaine
● Etoinelle
● Eugenia
● Eugie
● Eulaclaire
● Eulaphe
● Eumielle
● Euriste
● Faboise
● Failene
● Faillicie
● Faine
● Falbalaine
● Fauceille
● Faulpie
● Faurie
● Felourie
● Femardaque
● Femitte
● Fephita
● Fiaudie
● Finia
● Fiolinne
● Fiva
● Flaurie
● Flavielle
● Flaviria
● Fleuraie
● Fleuricette
● Flige
● Floralie
● Florine
● Foinine
● Foletta
● Fonove
● Forine
● Fouagine
● Fouvia
● Fraisoinne
● Frilaix ●
● Frine
● Friont ●
● Fulchia
● Gaelle
● Gaetelle
● Gaidelie
● Gennoue
● Giaunne
● Gissenne
● Glenne
● Gournaie
● Grilau
● Gueriette
● Guinavie
● Gwenolie
● Haisie
● Haliette
● Halmide
● Harmiette
● Hastridie
● Haubijoux
● Havillione
● Helaure
● Helina
● Helmyre
● Hermance
● Hersande
● Heumila
● Heurriette
● Heustienne
● Hildie
● Hildoise
● Hinaree
● Hopelle
● Houilloumie
● Humilitie
● Icoua
● Idele
● Iliette
● Ilorie
● Ilumida
● Imailie
● Iolaine
● Ioupie
● Ireine
● Irielle
● Isainne
● Isanie
● Isaulde
● Jahelle
● Jainelette
● Jaireto
● Janchette
● Jannie
● Jaquoinie
● Jausephiane
● Jeronne
● Jima
● Joellie
● Jolaine
● Jourille
● Jufaue
● Juline
● Junnie
● Juvillie
● Karine
● Lacia
● Laette
● Laideronnette
● Laille
● Laillera
● Laimeve
● Laisavie
● Laiteconce
● Lamepaue
● Laniaitte
● Laraina
● Latteaune
● Lauriane
● Laurimaux
● Laurisse
● Leandryne
● Leaufetie
● Leaute
● Legata
● Leillaine
● Leonnie
● Leremiue
● Leuvianne
● Liaime
● Liavinne
● Lidaise
● Liliana
● Liloune
● Limion
● Liphatte
● Lisellaie
● Lisette
● Lisie
● Loanne
● Loaranne
● Lodille
● Loillie
● Lombaria
● Lotine
● Loutille
● Louviaune
● Luciae
● Luciane
● Lucinne
● Lucretia
● Lunnie
● Luquillaue
● Lurouillat
● Lusiane
● Lutia
● Lycelle
● Machella
● Machielle
● Macuillie
● Madelle
● Madilane
● Maelie
● Maelle
● Maenne
● Mairee
● Maleme
● Maleroune
● Malfine
● Mamerie
● Manine
● Marcette
● Mareillie
● Marelinne
● Marette ●
● Margault
● Margelyne
● Mariaute
● Marielle
● Marilleune
● Marillon
● Mariorie
● Marjoirelle
● Marquie
● Mashua
● Mathele
● Matica
● Matildie
● Maudilyonne
● Maugie
● Maunie
● Maurilette
● Maurinne
● Maxinne
● Meinemelle
● Mejuone
● Melisie
● Mellaine
● Melledanne
● Melleupaux
● Melloa
● Melodie
● Menoe
● Meumaude
● Meuneille
● Meurise
● Mianne
● Miaux
● Michea
● Michilca
● Miene
● Mildaurion
● Mille
● Millechuca
● Millie
● Milloure
● Milva
● Miogique
● Mionie
● Miounne
● Mitainie
● Mitillie
● Mocianne
● Moniquaurie
● Monisette
● Monne
● Moreche
● Morefie
● Morunaude
● Moulloie
● Mupia
● Muriaule
● Myffore
● Mylenie
● Myllue
● Nachou
● Nadinie
● Naillina
● Nalta
● Narsaude
● Narsha
● Naurmaire
● Navisse
● Nelinnie
● Nellaure
● Nenne
● Nevela
● Nilerouche
● Nimia
● Nimie
● Ninianne
● Ninne
● Niscoliette
● Nivie
● Noalle
● Nogelle
● Noillurie
● Noline
● Noquerelle
● Norejaie
● Norlaise
● Norvello
● Nuillie
● Nymiene
● Odeve
● Odilie
● Oeurelle
● Ombeline
● Ombelle
● Ondine
● Ophelie
● Ophianne
● Ophie
● Ophilyne
● Oriane
● Orlaine
● Osaulie
● Ostalie
● Ouvielle
● Pagnelle
● Paise
● Palabelle
● Paleille
● Palson
● Pamirisse
● Paouala
● Pascaline
● Patolle
● Pauline
● Paultisanne
● Paunelie
● Paurelde
● Pelinne
● Pellimie
● Percelle
● Perevie
● Perinne
● Perne
● Phamelise
● Phaviane
● Phersula
● Phillone
● Phouminnet
● Pienne
● Pilcha
● Pimelle
● Plaiaude
● Pollante
● Pomilla
● Ponette
● Poseaulloie
● Pourette
● Pricinne
● Prietta
● Prillaure
● Prishe
● Prunilla
● Pucotte
● Pulloie
● Quelle
● Quellebie
● Quelpia
● Quesse
● Raimille
● Ramiene
● Raminey
● Ramua
● Ratonne
● Ratoulle
● Reaugettie
● Regine
● Reinette
● Rhimonne
● Rielle
● Rigobertine
● Risunela
● Rivienne
● Roelle
● Rolandienne
● Roseline
● Roserette
● Rouliette
● Rouva
● Rugiette
● Rumoie
● Saffaullette
● Samiane
● Sariale
● Saulette
● Saulinne
● Selaine
● Sibylane
● Sidonia
● Simmie
● Sinette
● Sobane
● Sochiene
● Sofine
● Soileine
● Solelle
● Sophiane
● Soubinie
● Sylginie
● Syrillia
● Tanie
● Tanine
● Taulenne
● Taulluque
● Taumiale
● Taumila
● Tautorie
● Tavourine
● Tayula
● Taza
● Teilsa
● Thadiene
● Thaisie
● Theanne
● Theraisie
● Tielleque
● Tillecoe
● Timinne
● Tinjue
● Tiphane
● Tivionne
● Tonule
● Triaine
● Triainne
● Trinne
● Trisselle
● Ufanne
● Ulesa
● Ulmia
● Uloine
● Ulycille
● Uphanne
● Urbiolaine
● Ursielle
● Ursulie
● Vaihilique
● Valerine
● Valeroine
● Valienne
● Vandealine
● Vanicie
● Veilla
● Velema
● Veujaie
● Vianne
● Victoire
● Vielle
● Villion
● Violenne
● Violitte
● Vionne
● Vivenne
● Vuliaie
● Watisa
● Yaelle
● Yannie
● Ydaine
● Ydainne
● Yloise
● Yoenne
● Yolaine
● Youstia
● Ysaudore
● Ysayle
● Ystride
● Zabinie
● Zelia
● Zillah

All male Elezen and Elvaan forenames

● Aaveleon
● Abeaule
● Abioleget
● Achantere
● Acheufagais
● Adalefont
● Adaunel
● Adelphel
● Ageneau
● Aibertain
● Ailbeche
● Aimebert
● Aissaville
● Aivedoir
● Aladoverre
● Alaimbert
● Alaixion
● Alamenain ●
● Alangriche
● Alberic
● Alderique
● Alexius
● Alexois
● Alexondre
● Alfesar
● Alivatand
● Alphinaud
● Alphollon
● Alphonimile
● Alphonserme
● Alrauverat
● Altedour
● Altiret
● Amalanbraux
● Amarefice
● Amarissaix
● Amarissaix
● Amaury
● Ambleon
● Ambrotien
● Amelain
● Anastase
● Andagge
● Andalliot
● Andelain
● Andrause
● Angieurol
● Anguenet
● Anieuvansand
● Ansaulme
● Anselme
● Anteurephiaux
● Antoinaut
● Antonian
● Antreneau
● Anxaberoute
● Apairemant
● Apstaule
● Arachagnon
● Aramaviont
● Aravoge
● Archevauliere ●
● Archombadin
● Ardolain
● Arenuel
● Arismont
● Armantel
● Arminibit
● Arnau
● Arnoulain
● Arpetion
● Arpevion
● Arscelin ●
● Arthilbur (Sharlayan, may be a corrupted spelling of Arthilbert)
● Arthurioux
● Artinien
● Artoirel
● Arvilauge
● Asolmieu
● Astidien
● Atarefaunet
● Aubejart
● Aubierault ●
● Aubrenard ●
● Aubriest
● Aucheforne ●
● Aucheforne
● Auchefort
● Audibert
● Augustiniel
● Aumeric
● Auphiliot
● Aurege
● Aurfet
● Aurifort ●
● Aurvael
● Authere
● Auvare
● Avandale
● Axesarion
● Aymeric
● Aytienne
● Bacherume
● Balasiel
● Bamponcet ●
● Baptistaux
● Barnabaix
● Barnabontant ●
● Barnier
● Barthovieu
● Basildere
● Basyle
● Baucharldaire
● Baudin
● Bauliant
● Baurendouin
● Bauricoin
● Beatin
● Beaudefoin ●
● Beaudonet ●
● Belgidiveau
● Beltardois ●
● Benathaire
● Benjamien
● Berengein
● Berengeoit
● Beriphaule
● Bernal
● Bernegeois
● Bernon
● Bertennant
● Bertenont
● Bertouaint ●
● Beugungel
● Blamprest
● Blendare
● Bloisirant
● Bohemondas
● Boiselont
● Bonarpant
● Bonbavour
● Boncort
● Bonifoix
● Bonmaurieut
● Borlent
● Braitognieux ●
● Brandalle
● Branthuc
● Briannaix
● Briardien
● Bricelt
● Bricorsant
● Brifalien
● Brucemont ●
● Brugaire
● Brunadier
● Bruvagnon
● Buliame
● Caffaule
● Cahaurme
● Cahernaut ●
● Caiphimonride
● Calemaunoret
● Calengeard
● Callort
● Calovour
● Camalbusert
● Camillain
● Caribault
● Carrilaut ●
● Carvallain
● Cassard
● Castellaint
● Castilchat
● Cauzeriste
● Cavalgrinne
● Cavanneche
● Cedrepierre ●
● Celdricaste
● Celestaux
● Celestoix
● Ceraule
● Ceraulian
● Chalaimbille
● Chalberon
● Chalteaufite
● Chalvatot
● Chamberliaux ●
● Champalpieu
● Chanpau
● Chansteloup
● Chaphoire
● Chaplion
● Chaquoillons
● Charibert
● Charlaimagnat
● Charledore ●
● Charlemend ●
● Charmealaut
● Chasalvige
● Chaunollet ●
● Chaupire
● Chegourt
● Chelidoine
● Cheneblanc
● Cherlodeau
● Cheupirudaux
● Chilpareux
● Chlodebaimt
● Choisseau
● Choubollet
● Chudigrimane
● Chutarmire
● Cibleroit ●
● Ciceroix
● Cillien
● Cimeaurant ●
● Civerion
● Clairvisse
● Clais
● Claraisse
● Clautaire
● Clavauert
● Clemaurent
● Clementain
● Cleuvarion
● Clotaire
● Clotairion
● Coderiant
● Cointiliaud
● Colbernoux ●
● Commojourt
● Constaint
● Corentiaux ●
● Corguevais
● Coribalgeant
● Corseihaut
● Couchatorage
● Coucheutand
● Coultenet ●
● Coumuna
● Crammevoix
● Cravellin
● Credaurion
● Crochepallade
● Croteillard
● Croumangue
● Cumetouflaix
● Cyphaireau
● Cyranuce
● Dacien
● Dagourmarche
● Daigraffeaux
● Damielliot
● Dangueubert
● Daniffen
● Dantounuel
● Dapraugeant
● Daranmert
● Darceloix
● Dariustel ●
● Darvylle
● Dauperiat
● Daveille
● Deaufrain
● Deguerendars
● Delboisse
● Dellemont
● Deraquien
● Despachiaire
● Destin
● Deumagneot
● Deumiot
● Deustiord
● Devean
● Diadonour
● Dibourdier
● Dilauriome
● Dilgeur
● Diordinne
● Disfaurit
● Disserond
● Doladepaiton
● Dominiac
● Domitien
● Drenieldan
● Drexerion
● Driancoin
● Drillemont ●
● Drividot ●
● Duberasson
● Duchesnelt ●
● Duimessand ●
● Duremert ●
● Duvicauroix
● Eaugouint
● Eaulevisat
● Eautaire
● Eauvague
● Ebrelnaux ●
● Edmont
● Ednahl
● Ehaurard
● Eliassin
● Elmemague
● Emaliveulaux
● Emerissel
● Emmanellain
● Enaremand
● Endracion
● Enguerran
● Ennigreaud
● Enrefort
● Eperdur
● Ephauge
● Equesobillot
● Erimmont
● Erminold
● Erpalacion
● Erpolant
● Esmallegue
● Estaud
● Estienneux
● Estiliphire
● Estinien
● Estrelaint ●
● Etermion
● Eudestand ●
● Eugballion
● Eugenaire
● Eugennoix
● Eunirange
● Evi
● Evindigar
● Evrardoux ●
● Excaliace
● Excenmille
● Exoroche
● Ezolmile
● Fabineau
● Fabrellet
● Fainevlure
● Faldrinet
● Fantarviont
● Fardimant
● Farmaoquaix
● Farouel
● Faucertaux ●
● Faucillien ●
● Faucullien
● Faurbellant
● Faursel
● Faustigeant
● Faustin
● Febrenard
● Feldrautte
● Felixient
● Ferchinne
● Ferdechiond
● Ferdillaix ●
● Ferdoulemiont
● Ferreol
● Fierlaine ●
● Firmalbert
● Firmien
● Firminnant
● Fittesegat
● Flambert
● Flandiace
● Flaugustert
● Flavien
● Flichoirel
● Florent
● Florentel
● Florimond
● Flotpassant
● Foncrineau
● Fondactiont
● Fonjeantaine
● Fonteloube
● Fontoumant
● Forchetaix ●
● Forlemort
● Forsemart ●
● Foulneporde
● Foulques
● Fourchenault ●
● Fousquenet ●
● Frageorloix ●
● Fraideoux ●
● Framaraix
● Framoncis
● Francel
● Franchemontiaux
● Francmage
● Francquet
● Frandegoire
● Frandelont
● Franlifin
● Fransont
● Fremondain
● Frescheque
● Fromelaut ●
● Fusilton
● Gabineaux
● Gachemage
● Gaethan
● Galaihaurat
● Gallijaux
● Galveroche
● Ganelon*
● Gantineux
● Garadaut
● Garembert
● Gaspard
● Gaucelmard
● Generoit
● Georjeaux ●
● Gerivien
● Gerraldieux ●
● Geuselibel
● Gibrillont ●
● Gilbert
● Gilbrisbert
● Gilipese
● Giollemitte
● Glarociquet
● Godriquelain ●
● Goncquard
● Gondebaud
● Gondelimbaud
● Gonspart
● Gontrain
● Gontrandoix
● Gontrant
● Gorgagne ●
● Goublefaupe
● Goudernoux ●
● Grantieul
● Gregoirellaud
● Greubaque
● Grillairmais ●
● Grinnaux ●
● Grondilvet
● Guenaret
● Guenriol
● Guerrique ●
● Guilberdrier
● Guilberien
● Guilboire
● Guildivain
● Guilerme
● Guillaime
● Guillaulmilian
● Guillaunaux
● Guillaurmand
● Guillefresne
● Guillestet ●
● Guilloud
● Gulemont
● Gustavain
● Guy
● Guydelot
● Gysol
● Hadrefort
● Halaviabeau
● Haldrath
● Halver
● Hamignant
● Handeloup ●
● Hanovaux
● Hantileon
● Harlissand
● Harvetour
● Hauberliond
● Haudrale
● Haumeric
● Haurchefant
● Haurtefert ●
● Haustefort ●
● Hautdilong
● Helbort
● Heptachiond
● Herberin
● Heribert
● Hermenost
● Hervoix
● Hildebert
● Hobriaut ●
● Honfraint
● Honoraint
● Honoroit
● Hortefense ●
● Hortimont ●
● Hourlinet ●
● Hubairtien
● Hubairtin ●
● Huguemont
● Huibairten
● Idristan
● Ignace
● Ignasse
● Ignemortel ●
● Ilgusin
● Ilieumort
● Illauvalahaut
● Illeuse
● Ilsoire
● Ineuteniace
● Irmilant
● Isacio
● Isarmoix
● Isaudorel
● Isildaure
● Ivaurault
● Jacodaut
● Jacquemin
● Jaicedion
● Jampiaire
● Jandelaine ●
● Jandonaut
● Janlenoux ●
● Jannequinard
● Janquetilaque
● Janremi
● Jantellot ●
● Jaucribaix
● Jauminfrest
● Jaureche
● Jayramus
● Jeanparmand
● Jeantelas
● Jeantremont
● Jeanvirgaud
● Jehantel ●
● Jemmoquel
● Jeromere
● Jeulerand ●
● Jeumouque
● Joacin
● Joellaut
● Joilevin
● Jonquinet
● Joseaneaut ("Josea")
● Jospaire
● Josseloux ●
● Joulet
● Joultain
● Jourcel
● Jourdenaux
● Julchiezain
● Juliembert ●
● Julissois
● Justi
● Keroucene
● Labonrit
● Lafaurelle
● Lainguel
● Lamberteint ●
● Lancefer
● Landenel
● Landeric
● Landrenel
● Lanfeaur
● Langloisiert ●
● Lanquairt ●
● Lanqueron
● Lanverlais ●
● Larsonient ●
● Lartonphe
● Lassenchou
● Laucimercen
● Laujaquetemps
● Laurovic
● Leaudaste
● Leaumont
● Leautiere
● Lebondur
● Lebrassoir
● Lengussant
● Leodaire
● Leodarion
● Leonceault
● Leonoyne
● Leonulfe
● Leporaitceau
● Leseraux
● Letterare
● Leuveret
● Lharant (possibly surname or alias)
● Liautroix ●
● Lidoiret
● Lionardois
● Lionnellais ●
● Lionnet
● Logedanrel ●
● Lothaire
● Lothaire ●
● Loubier
● Louisareaux
● Louisoix
● Louisonet
● Louistiaux
● Loupard
● Loussaire
● Louvairausse
● Louverance
● Louxiard
● Ludiault
● Ludovoix
● Ludovraint
● Luquelot
● Luthiaque
● Machegue
● Machionage
● Magephaud
● Magriffon
● Mailleronce
● Mailloquetat
● Mainchelite
● Maldaramet
● Malecharisant
● Maloquedil
● Mamaulabion
● Marcechamp ●
● Marcelain
● Marcelloix
● Marchelute
● Marcheterre
● Marcquelort
● Marinterre ●
● Mariustel
● Maroile
● Marteire
● Martiallais
● Martineau
● Mataligeat
● Matheomi
● Matheonien
● Mathistien
● Mathlouq
● Matigniant ●
● Mauchouraid
● Mauguissant
● Maunadolace
● Maurelin
● Maxcimille
● Maximiloix
● Mayeulons ●
● Mediverchanne
● Meldivon
● Melvien
● Mengrenaux
● Meransarget
● Merthelin ●
● Mesachedeau
● Mesouaidonque
● Mestonnaux ●
● Meuliaire
● Meuxtajean
● Mevaloud
● Mevreauche
● Miageau
● Mieuseloir
● Milchupain
● Mildaunegeux
● Miliart
● Millerovieunet
● Miraudont ●
● Misseulieu
● Mistalle
● Mistaravant
● Monberaux
● Monranguin ●
● Monteverle
● Montichaigne
● Montorgains ●
● Morangeart
● Morjean
● Morlepiche
● Mouchand
● Moulignauge
● Mourechaux
● Mourices
● Muchavatte
● Mugueniel
● Mulaitrand
● Mulaujeant
● Muraudel ●
● Muscadain
● Mussalfret
● Naguipeillont
● Naillebert
● Nalipponcque
● Namonutice
● Nantain
● Naravime
● Narcheral
● Narvecaint
● Nathelain
● Neigepance
● Neillemard
● Nelcabrit
● Nellemond ●
● Nembet
● Neosaliat
● Nichais
● Nickael
● Nicoliaux
● Niellefresne
● Nivorajean
● Nogeloix ●
● Noirterel ●
● Nolanel
● Nolvillant
● Nonterene
● Norbettaux ●
● Notrelchamps ●
● Noudenet ●
● Nourval
● Novalmauge
● Octavel
● Octavien
● Odersille
● Oiheaurese
● Olbergieut
● Oldaric
● Ompagne
● Ondieulix
● Ondieumais
● Orchambaut ●
● Orechiniel
● Orselfaux ●
● Ortefauchel ●
● Oscarlet
● Oustachions
● Outreguerlain ●
● Padilloux ●
● Pagisalis
● Pagneul
● Palardaifault
● Palarillont
● Palcomondau
● Palguevion
● Pamisolaux ●
● Pandelion
● Panoquieur
● Parbeloix
● Parcarin
● Parcemel
● Parelbriaux
● Parledaire
● Parlemaille
● Parsemontret ●
● Parvipon
● Pascaleret
● Pascaut
● Pasdevillet ●
● Passemerrant
● Patrounade
● Paujean
● Paulecrain ●
● Paulemont
● Pauluart
● Pehainel
● Pelderain ●
● Pelinvarde
● Pelogrant
● Pepigort
● Percevains
● Perchond
● Perdiouvilet
● Perdric
● Perfaumand
● Periduque
● Peritrage
● Peyraquile
● Phairet
● Phairupegiont
● Phanduron
● Pherchabalet
● Pherimociel
● Philestiaux
● Philibert
● Philipallais
● Phillieulais
● Phyatte
● Phystiont
● Pierremons
● Pierriquet ●
● Pierryvain
● Pieuje
● Pignoit
● Pignonpausard
● Piralnaut
● Pirondierre
● Pirvidiauce
● Piscariaux
● Pitantimand
● Pitenorelieu
● Pitoire
● Pontaudarme
● Portaure
● Portelaine ●
● Poudoruchant
● Pradiulot
● Prairillot ●
● Pretervout
● Primerain ●
● Priorfaix
● Promurouve
● Prosperlain
● Purequane
● Quanteilleron
● Quelveuiat
● Quemaricond
● Quentenain
● Quevain
● Quiebitiel
● Quiloud ●
● Quimperain
● Quincompaix
● Quinquerol
● Quomonrentin
● Radeivepart
● Ragelise
● Ragemont
● Rahal
● Raigegue
● Raillefal
● Raimbroy
● Raimondaux
● Rainemard
● Raitmeaux ●
● Rajeancine
● Ramaufont
● Ramicharaux
● Raminel
● Randecque
● Ranemaud
● Raneutimiore
● Ranord
● Ranperre
● Rarcasmeault
● Rasdinice
● Raustigne
● Rauteinot
● Rayochindot
● Reauverre
● Remaclon
● Rembard
● Remiotte
● Renadile
● Renaut
● Renvriche
● Resauchamet
● Resviel
● Reymanaud
● Rholont
● Riault
● Riautte
● Rimelnaud
● Robairlain
● Robertioux
● Rochedalaix ●
● Rochefogne
● Rodaillece
● Rodellieux
● Roderic
● Rodeupansat
● Rodrigault
● Rohemolipaud
● Roiloux
● Rojaireaut
● Rolandaix
● Romaraint
● Romarique
● Rompaulion
● Ronantain
● Rondipur
● Rongelouts
● Ronpaurege (separate name Aurege could be a short form?)
● Rontremont ●
● Rosel
● Roupatour
● Roustebant ●
● Routandeault
● Ruciaine
● Ruillont
● Ruissenaud
● Sabiliont
● Saintrelmaux ●
● Saistenioux ●
● Saiverin
● Salimardi
● Saphiriance
● Sapladrepoin
● Saradorial
● Sartauvoir
● Saturnois
● Savae
● Secodiand
● Segaulyon
● Selfeilliget
● Senvaleget
● Seranelien
● Sestivald
● Severaint
● Shamonde
● Sharzalion
● Sidoine
● Silvaire / Silvairre
● Simeonard
● Solgierte
● Sombrequain
● Sonstelot
● Stephanivien
● Stephannot
● Sylvaintel
● Sylveret
● Sylvetrel
● Sylviel
● Taillegeas
● Tarresson
● Tedalgrinche
● Terounalivet
● Terremiaux ●
● Tescelingeon
● Teulzacq
● Theobalin
● Theomocent (“Theo”)
● Theopauldin
● Theophilain
● Theophylacte
● Therouanne
● Theugondet
● Thibain
● Thiegaud
● Thierrand
● Thierremont ●
● Thierride
● Thievenaix ●
● Tirauland ●
● Titouan
● Torapiont
● Toriphaniel
● Torresapet
● Torsefers ●
● Toulsard
● Tourcenet ●
● Touttaures
● Tovrutaux
● Traiffeaux
● Travanchet ●
● Travialce
● Travonce
● Trion
● Trisassant
● Tristechambel ●
● Tristelle ●
● Trisvain
● Urbicien
● Urianger
● Ursandel
● Ursulin
● Vadeloison
● Vaicoliaux
● Vailanice
● Vaincannet ●
● Vainchelon ●
● Vainctoroix
● Vaindreau
● Vainrachault
● Vairemont ●
● Valaineral
● Valdeaulin
● Valderotaux
● Valentinoix
● Valeri
● Valeroyant ●
● Vallerin
● Valtemont
● Vamorcote
● Vantelme
● Vaquelage
● Varchet
● Vartinoix
● Vauderame
● Vaulois
● Vaultimand
● Vauxclairt
● Vavegallet
● Veandelinet*
● Veldeth
● Vellguine
● Velosareon
● Vemalpeau
● Verpaulaine
● Vestillet
● Vichauxdat
● Vichuel
● Vicorpasse
● Vijartal
● Vilatroire
● Vingijard
● Virgeaume
● Virnage
● Voilinaut ●
● Vorsaile
● Vortefaurt ●
● Voucheramme
● Vounebariont
● Willibert
● Xavalien ●
● Yachemidot
● Yannistand
● Yaucevouchat
● Yavoraile
● Ydrancheux
● Yrvaulair
● Yuhelmeric
● Yvantoine
● Yvelont
● Zantaviat
● Zephirin
● Zorchorevi
● Zovriace

Unconfirmed gender Elezen and Elvaan names

If you are an FFXI player and San d'Oria is in control of a campaign region, please check if you can find any of these people around!

● Aimiliens
● Alreage
● Audoile
● Caulaise
● Chefroucauld
● Dynause
● Hedioste
● Hostarfaux
● Madelleon
● Raurart
● Rouquillot
● Ulaciont
● Yaibroux
● Yuvalbaux

All Elezen and Elvaan surnames – merged list for selecting as forenames

For actually picking a surname, see the separate list of surnames by clan.

● Alambertel
● Alamenain ●
● Alboichamps
● Archevauliere ●
● Arscelin ●
● Asturmaux
● Aubaints
● Auberlaint
● Auberle
● Aubierault ●
● Aubrenard ●
● Aucheforne ●
● Augurelt
● Aurchiat
● Aurifort ●
● Aurphe (d'Aurphe)
● Baloumat
● Bamponcet ●
● Banlardois
● Bardelaurain
● Barnabontant ●
● Beaudefoins ●
● Beaudonet ●
● Beltardois ●
● Berlends
● Bertouaint ●
● Blodoint
● Bomptond
● Boncourge
● Bonfaurt
● Bontensont
● Borel
● Bourbagne
● Braitognieux ●
● Branchais
● Brenaile
● Brontard
● Brucemont ●
● Brunnaut
● Cahernaut ●
● Carrilaut ●
● Caufraisie
● Caulignont
● Cedrepierre ●
● Chamberliaux ●
● Chanoix
● Charledore ●
● Charlemend ●
● Chassebel
● Chatelfort
● Chaunollet ●
● Chevraudan
● Cibleroit ●
● Cimeaurant ●
● Cistault
● Citenrond
● Colbernoux ●
● Corentiaux ●
● Corne
● Coultenet ●
● Courcillant
● Cousseraux
● Cutauleon
● Dailebaure
● Dailemont
● Daimbaux
● Dangoulain
● Dariustel ●
● Dartancours
● Davilles
● Dechamberre
● Deresnels
● Derinloire
● Dieuffon
● Distaud
● Draffles
● Drancelmans
● Drillemont ●
● Drividot ●
● Dubeltaire
● Duchesnelt ●
● Duimessand ●
● Dupaitre
● Duremert ●
● Durendaire
● Dzemael
● Ebrelnaux ●
● Enchelles
● Estrelaint ●
● Eudestand ●
● Eugeoiret
● Eurelt
● Evrardoux ●
● Faintillaud
● Fanouilley
● Faucertaux ●
● Fauchetemps
● Faucillien ●
● Fauconnoix
● Ferdillaix ●
● Feroun
● Feuillelains
● Fierlaine ●
● Flutaint
● Fointeaume
● Forchetaix ●
● Forsemart ●
● Fortanceste
● Fortemps
● Fouillel
● Fourchenault ●
● Fousquenet ●
● Frageorloix ●
● Fraideoux ●
● Franchemont
● Francmontois
● Frilaix ●
● Friont ●
● Fromelaut ●
● Ganathain
● Georjeaux ●
● Gerraldieux ●
● Ghivains
● Gibrillont ●
● Giloumet
● Giphelmont
● Godriquelain ●
● Gorgagne ●
● Goudernoux ●
● Grandeterre
● Grauche
● Greinner
● Grillairmais ●
● Grinnaux ●
● Guerrique ●
● Guillestet ●
● Haillenarte
● Handeloup ●
● Hanette
● Hanrieaux
● Haurtefert ●
● Haurtelle
● Haustefort ●
● Heuloix
● Hobriaut ●
● Hortefense ●
● Hortimont ●
● Hourlinet ●
● Hubairtin ●
● Ignemortel ●
● Imbertain
● Iseterre
● Jaimberd
● Jandelaine ●
● Janlenoux ●
● Jantellot ●
● Jehantel ●
● Jervaint
● Jeulerand ●
● Josseloux ●
● Juliembert ●
● La Noscea
● La Thagran
● La Treaumaille
● Lamberteint ●
● Lanencourt
● Langloisiert ●
● Lanquairt ●
● Lantonceins
● Lanverlais ●
● Larille
● Larsefauceais
● Larsonient ●
● Lasserrant
● Laurasquin
● Lebrart
● Lebronc
● Leusignac
● Leveilleur
● Lhorulgois
● Liautroix ●
● Lierresanteau
● Lionnellais ●
● Logedanrel ●
● Loitalant
● Lothaire ●
● Mairlaid
● Malecroix
● Manne
● Manseauguel
● Marcechamp ●
● Marette ●
● Marinterre ●
● Mariselle
● Marquaile
● Matigniant ●
● Mayeulons ●
● Mecru
● Meriard
● Merthelin ●
● Mestonnaux ●
● Meulchamps
● Miraudont ●
● Modreaux
● Mongrignois
● Monranguin ●
● Montenbelt
● Montorgains ●
● Montrohain
● Mourelz
● Muraudel ●
● Narmandais
● Nellemond ●
● Neurtaille
● Nevelle
● Nillefrant
● Nogeloix ●
● Noirterel ●
● Norbertillon
● Norbettaux ●
● Notrelchamps ●
● Noudenet ●
● Oirellain
● Oraguille (d'Oraguille, royal line of San d’Oria)
● Orchambaut ●
● Ordelle
● Ormesang
● Orselfaux ●
● Ortefauchel ●
● Ostoiraint
● Ouraux
● Outreguerlain ●
● Padellaint
● Padilloux ●
● Painefort
● Paleade
● Pamisolaux ●
● Parsemontret ●
● Pasdevillet ●
● Pastoroit
● Paulecrain ●
● Peaumasquier
● Pelderain ●
● Peuclagne
● Peulagnon
● Pierriquet ●
● Pondefout
● Portelaine ●
● Prairillot ●
● Primerain ●
● Quemilien
● Quemperlain
● Quiloud ●
● Quimperin
● Raimdelle
● Rainteau
● Raitmeaux ●
● Remevel
● Resoaix
● Rillemont
● Rivaumaiche
● Roaille
● Robairlaint
● Rochedalaix ●
● Rochedent
● Roiteloint
● Rontremont ●
● Rouchemande
● Rougecarpe
● Rouhent
● Roulemet
● Roustebant ●
● Sailmet
● Saintrelmaux ●
● Saistenioux ●
● Sancroit
● Sarmantoix
● Sellecerre
● Silmontaix
● Soilanteaux
● Solainteau
● Sompt
● Sondraix
● Surlaint
● Tavnazia (Marquisate)
● Teaurelin
● Terrechant
● Terremiaux ●
● Thaudour
● Thelomaire
● Thierremont ●
● Thievenaix ●
● Thildonnet
● Tirauland ●
● Torsefers ●
● Tourcenet ●
● Travanchet ●
● Trempefort
● Tristechambel ●
● Tristelle ●
● Uchemantoin
● Urleaux
● Urselmert
● Usurlois
● Vaincannet ●
● Vainchelon ●
● Vaireloque
● Vairemont ●
● Valclairet
● Valentione
● Valeriant
● Valeroyant ●
● Valhourdin
● Valtin
● Varlineau
● Vauxlointard
● Vellegrance
● Vertonne
● Vesnaint
● Vilauclaire
● Vimaroix
● Virgaut
● Voilinaut ●
● Vortefaurt ●
● Vremaix
● Xavalien ●

3C: Surnames by culture

Where the surname is used for a character, I will include their name in brackets, and have used the NPC’s clan to put it in the right category – though there is a chance of this being incorrect if the character’s clan in lore is inconsistent with their model. (For example, Miounne has a Duskwight model but is identified as Wildwood in her lorebook profile.)

Wildwood surnames

Alamenain
Arscelin
Asturmaux
Aubaints
Aubierault
Aubrenard
Aurifort
Beltardois
Bertouaint
Blodoint
Branchais
Cahernaut
Carrilaut
Charlemend
Chaunollet
Cimeaurant
Corentiaux
Corne
Coultenet
Dailebaure (Coultenet)
Dailemont
Dariustel (Duvicauroix)
Dartancours (owners of Haukke Manor, may have previously been labelled Duskwight)
Drillemont
Drividot
Duimessand
Duremert
Ebrelnaux
Estrelaint
Eurelt
Faintillaud
Faucertaux
Faucillien
Ferdillaix
Fointeaume (Jehantel)
Forchetaix
Forsemart
Fraideoux
Frilaix
Fromelaut
Georjeaux
Gibrillont
Giphelmont (Ephemie)
Grillairmais
Grinnaux
Guerrique
Hanrieaux
Heuloix (Vorsaile)
Hobriaut
Hortimont (Lancefer)
Hourlinet
Hubairtin
Iseterre
Janlenoux
Jantellot
Jehantel
Josseloux
Lanquairt
Lanverlais
Larsonient
Lhorulgois (Nourval)
Liautroix
Lionnellais
Loitalant (Juliembert)
Lothaire (Edmelle)
Manne (Marcette)
Matigniant
Mayeulons
Merthelin
Mestonnaux
Meulchamps (Aulie)
Miraudont
Muraudel
Narmandais
Nellemond
Nogeloix
Norbettaux
Noudenet
Oirellain
Orselfaux
Ouraux
Padilloux
Pamisolaux (Vivenne)
Paulecrain
Peaumasquier (Landenel)
Pelderain
Peuclagne (Ursandel)
Prairillot
Primerain
Quemilien
Quiloud
Rainteau
Raitmeaux
Rillemont
Roulemet
Saistenioux
Silmontaix
Solainteau
Surlaint
Terremiaux
Thievenaix
Thildonnet (Guydelot)
Tirauland
Tourcenet
Travanchet (1.0 villain)
Urleaux
Usurlois
Valeriant
Valclairet (Honoraint)
Valtin
Vellegrance (Alianne and Isildaure)
Voilinaut
Vremaix
Xavalien

Duskwight surnames

Alambertel
Alboichamps
Archevauliere
Auberlaint
Aucheforne
Bamponcet
Bardelaurain
Barnabontant
Beaudefoins
Beaudonet
Bontensont
Braitognieux
Brucemont (Ishgardian minor noble house)
Cedrepierre
Chamberliaux
Charledore
Chassebel
Chatelfort
Cibleroit
Colbernoux
Dechamberre
Deresnels
Derinloire
Drancelmans
Dubeltaire
Duchesnelt
Eudestand
Eugeoiret
Evrardoux
Fauchetemps
Fauconnoix
Feuillelains
Fierlaine
Flutaint (Quinquerol, 1.0 Serpent Commander)
Fortanceste
Fourchenault
Fousquenet
Frageorloix
Franchemont
Francmontois
Ganathain (Valdeaulin)
Gerraldieux
Godriquelain
Goudernoux
Grandeterre
Guillestet
Handeloup
Haurtefert
Haustefort
Hortefense
Ignemortel
Imbertain
Jandelaine
Jeulerand
Juliembert
Lamberteint
Langloisiert
Lantonceins
Larsefauceais
Logedanrel
Mairlaid (Atelloune)
Marcechamp
Marinterre
Monranguin
Montenbelt
Montorgains
Nevelle – may be Duskwight nobility (Rolandaix of House Nevelle; also historical Jean De Nevelle of the Galadion crew (EE1.95))
Nillefrant
Noirterel
Norbertillon
Notrelchamps
Orchambaut
Ormesang
Ortefauchel
Ostoiraint
Outreguerlain
Painefort (Liavinne)
Parsemontret
Pasdevillet
Pierriquet
Portelaine
Quemperlain
Quimperin
Robairlaint
Rochedalaix
Roiteloint
Rontremont
Roustebant
Saintrelmaux
Sarmantoix
Sellecerre
Soilanteaux
Sompt (Dariustel)
Teaurelin
Terrechant
Thierremont
Torsefers
Tristechambel
Uchemantoin
Urselmert
Vaincannet
Vainchelon
Vairemont
Valeroyant
Vilauclaire
Vortefaurt

Ishgardian surnames

The High Houses
These should be off limits unless you really know what you’re doing. (Also probably in need of their own separate guide but that can happen another time when I find my old notes.)

Durendaire
Dzemael
Fortemps
Haillenarte


Ishgardian minor noble surnames

Note that Heavens' Ward members (marked here with "HW") apparently get to use the noble "de" regardless of previous station; some are not clearly identified whether nobles or not.

Bonfaurt (Lebrassoir, Scholasticate questline)
Bourbagne (Vellguine, HW)
Caulignont (Rielle and her mother Ystride) – see Lv50-60 DRK questline
Chevraudan (Adelphel, HW) – "a lesser house" pledged to House Durendaire according to Janlenoux's profile
Citenrond (Muscadain; Hilda’s father also from this family)
Courcillant (Janlenoux, HW – son of a knight; a family pledged to House Durendaire)
Daimbaux (Handeloup)
Ghivains (Melisie)
Jaimberd (Noudenet, HW – son of a baron from the Coerthas central lowlands)
Jervaint (Laurisse – see BSM questline)
la Treaumaille (Hermenost, HW – son of a merchant)
Lanencourt (Segaulyon, random townsfolk quoted in EE1.160)
Lasserrant (Drillemont, "a knight of House Durendaire")
Manseauguel (Briardien, Blaisie, Bruvagnon)
Montrohain (Guerrieque, HW)
Padellaint (Guillaurmand, historical author of a book)
Peulagnon (Haumeric, HW)
Rouchemande (Vaindreau, HW side story)
Rougecarpe (Ansaulme)
Thelomaire (Jantellot, Rimelnaud)
Valentione (organisers of seasonal event Valentione’s Day)
Valhourdin (Zephirin, HW)
Vesnaint (Ignasse, HW)
Vimaroix (Heustienne)


Ishgardian commoner surnames and Coerthan surnames

Banlardois (Honoroit)
Bomptond (fallen Ishgardian nobility, noted in Peyraquile’s bio; also a 1.0 Flame Commander)
Cistault (Gerraldieux)
Dangoulain (Ysayle)
Fanouilley (Paulecrain, HW)
Hanette (Neillemard)
Laurasquin (Cevilia)
Leusignac (Charibert)
Lierresanteau (Marcechamp)
Mourelz (Marcelloix)
Neurtaille (Pascaleret – author of the torn journal in Dusk Vigil)
Pastoroit (Hortefense)
Rivaumaiche (Gibrillont)
Roaille (Eline)
Trempefort (Quomonrentin)
Tristelle (Amianne)
Varlineau (Estinien)
Vauxlointard (Firmien)

Ishgardian special cases

The surname Greystone is given to illegitimate children, as noted in Haurchefant's profile (EE1.156); may also be used by Ishgardian Hyur and of any class (e.g. Philiot, EE2.120). From memory this is also Maelie's surname but I can't find her profile right now. (However, Hilda does not use this name, and presumably uses her mother's surname.)

Similarly, Myste is a surname taken by "the city's abandoned" (Leofard's profile EE1.202), in practice this seems to mean orphans in the Brume.

Sharlayan surnames

Augurelt (Urianger)
Fouillel (Verpaulaine; also 1.0 Flame Sergeant Jandonaut Fouillel)
Friont (Flaugustert)
Larille (Galveroche)
Leveilleur (Alphinaud, Alisaie, Fourchenault, Ameliance, Louisoix)
Marette (Jeromere)
Mongrignois (Montichaigne)
Sailmet (Guildivain)

Uncertain origin Elezen surnames

d'Arlendre (healer staff "The Heart of House d'Arlendre", found in Haukke Manor, so apparently some kind of Wildwood or possibly Duskwight nobility)
Auberle (Claroise, listed in lorebook EE1.117 as a Gods' Quiver captain)
Brenaile (1.0 Serpent Sergeant)
Brontard (1.0 historical mention of a "Pandelion Brontard", likely to be an Elezen name)
Caufraisie (1.0 Yellowjacket Corporal)
Dupaitre (Beaudefoin – profile avoids specifying his clan and just says "born in the Black Shroud")
Gorgagne (Carvallain took this alias surname based on House Durendaire bannerman Ser Gorgagne)
Haurtelle (1.0 Serpent Sergeant)
La Noscea (EE1.95 notes that the island was named after an Elezen crew member of the Galadion)
La Thagran ("the adventurer Guy La Thagran" of the Galadion crew, EE1.95)
Lebronc (levequest client Alderique Lebronc of Quarrymill)
Marquaile (1.0 Serpent Sergeant, possibly Duskwight)
Modreaux (Maurelin – Gridanian Midlander with an Elezen name)
Raimdelle (Frandelont, author of the Raimdelle Codex)
Rochedent (Audoile, 1.0 levequest client)
Sancroit (Flambert, 1.0 levequest client, merchant)
Sondraix (1.0 Serpent Lieutenant)
Thaudour (Niellefresne, 1.0 Ul’dahn MSQ character)
Vaireloque (Saiverin, 1.0 former Tanners' Guild master; text-only mention, assumed Elezen)

Possibly adopted Garlean surnames

Albeleo (Sadr rem Albeleo, Duskwight but I think using an alias)
Buteo (Gilbrisbert quo Buteo)
Cinna (Grillairmais mal Cinna)
Priscus (Clarricie quo Priscus, Eschva)

Elvaan surnames (plus notes on middle initials/titles)

Elvaan surnames have very little overlap with Elezen names, though "Borel" reappears in FFXIV as a minor Ishgardian noble house, so perhaps other Elvaan names could be used for the same purpose. Most characters with surnames are some kind of noble or clergy.
Elvaan middle initial indicates a rank, not a name – this concept is not used at all for Elezen, and is more comparable to FFXIV's Garlean naming conventions.

List is provided here: https://www.bg-wiki.com/ffxi/Naming_Customs_(Lore)

Titles (link goes into more detail)
R = King/Duke (Royaulais) – linked list says "duke" but characters with this use the title King
I = Marquis (Imperiais)
M = Count (Monarlais)
S = Viscount (Souvelais)
B = Baron (Barolais) – in practice it seems these are addressed as "Lord"
N = Knight (Noblais)

P = Pope (Papsque)
C = Cardinal (Cardisque)
E = Bishop (Evesque)
V = Vicar (Vicasque)
X = Crusader / elite monk (Croisque)

Aurchiat (Count Alphonimile M Aurchiat; Excenmille _ Aurchiat)
Baloumat (Ragelise B Baloumat)
Berlends (Laisavie X Berlends)
Boncourge (Fardimant X Boncourge)
Borel (Halver M Borel)
Brunnaut (Febrenard C Brunnaut)
Chanoix (Clavauert B Chanoix; Erpalacion B Chanoix)
Cousseraux (Yrvaulair S Cousseraux)
Cutauleon (Cyranuce M Cutauleon)
Davilles (Valaineral R Davilles)
de Malecroix (Melvien de Malecroix)
Dieuffon (Phillieulais S Dieuffon)
Distaud (Rongelouts N Distaud)
d'Oraguille (royal line of San d’Oria)
Draffles (Palardaifault V Draffles)
Enchelles (Lord Mieuseloir B Enchelles)
Giloumet (Mildaurion C Giloumet)
Grauche (Pope Shamonde P Grauche)
Greinner (Ashmea B Greinner)
Lebrart (Rahal S Lebrart)
Mariselle* (“Old Professor Mariselle”)
Mecru (Curilla V Mecru)
Meriard (Alphollon C Meriard)
Ordelle (Lord Fainevlure Ordelle; Lord Torresapet B Ordelle)
Paleade (Savae E Paleade)
Remevel (Atarefaunet Remevel)
Rouhent (Feldrautte I Rouhent)
Tavnazia (Marquis)
Virgaut (Cerane I Virgaut)

* text doesn’t indicate whether Mariselle is a surname or forename, but the "-elle" ending seems to occur in Elezen surnames: Raimdelle, Haurtelle, Tristelle.

PART 4: BUILDING YOUR OWN ELEZEN NAME

If you're not keen on any of the existing names on offer, you can build your own from scratch.

4A: Name building methods

There are broadly five types of name structures I have noticed when going through the names in detail.

1. Simple name: pick a real name
These seem to tend toward old-fashioned names. Medieval French would be a good first stop, though not a limitation.

2. Compound name: merge up to two names (or common elements) and a suffix

There are also plenty of examples of just a single name + suffix, or two names merged without further additions.

3. Condensed female name

French feminine names tend to be longer than masculine names, but the instructions for Elezen names invert this, and there are several examples of female Elezen names being a shortened version of a real name by skipping a syllable or two out of the middle. (This can happen in real languages too.)

4. Transformations and translations

Taking an existing name (either a real name or a previously created one) and adapting either the elements or the sounds of it – basically an artificial version of what might happen with some real names across time and languages.

For example, the Elezen names Jehantel, Jantellot and (Elvaan) Jeantelas appear to have all been derived from the same base name, or else one has been modified from the other – the origin is likely the Italian surname Iannitello, if there isn't a closer match that I missed finding. The first element in all of them is some form of the name John.

5. Famous person mashup names
In recent expansions – I believe since the change of lead localiser and name-inventor – a distinct way of building male Elezen names has become common: take the name of a famous French person, break the surname in half and stick the given name in the middle (or vice versa) and use the whole thing as one name. Authors seem to be a common choice in the names I've caught so far, but not a strict rule.

I am personally not keen on this method – even before realising that they were being built this way, I felt that names from this era seemed quite discordant, and I think it's because the splitting and recombining creates a lot of alien syllables that don't seem like a French name any more, where the older method keeps them intact better. (To be fair, there are some quite dreadful earlier names as well, but I feel the overall pattern is worse in recent names.)

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I will add example lists for each type once I get to tidying up the name origins section and can browse for names more easily.

4B: Recommended sources for picking names

Rather than listing every potential naming source I found, I will stick to the ones that are close to French. You can dig into the long list of individual name origins for more ideas if you need them.

French and French-adjacent languages

The easiest starting point is what Wikipedia defines as Gallo-Romance languages, which roughly lines up with what I found to be the focus of name origins.

Name groups listed in the article (and their locations) that came up regularly when I was searching for names:
French https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/french
Occitan (southern France) https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/occitan
Walloon (Belgium) https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/walloon
Franco-Provençal https://www.behindthename.com/submit...anco-Provençal
Gallo https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/usage/gallo
Norman (including Guernésiais and Jèrriais) https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/usage/norman
Catalan (northeastern Spain on the border of France) https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/catalan
Romansh (eastern Switzerland) https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../usage/romansh
French Creole https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../french-creole

Separate to the Gallo-Romance list, the Celtic language Breton is spoken in northwestern France, and has been used for Elezen names. https://surnames.behindthename.com/s...s/usage/breton

English names with French/Norman influence are also used, tying into the official naming conventions' highlighting of an overlap between the two.


French literature, theatre and history

BTN doesn't have French-specific lists for these categories, but if you browse through the lists you can find French names among them. Particularly look out for anything "gallicised" (meaning it's the French form of the name regardless of what language it says it's from) or Roman/Latin/latinised, which can be altered into French with predictable changes to the name ending.

History https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/history
Literature https://www.behindthename.com/submit...age/literature
Theatre https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../usage/theatre
Arthurian Cycle https://www.behindthename.com/names/...rthurian-cycle
Carolingian Cycle https://www.behindthename.com/names/...olingian-cycle


Historical languages

Medieval French https://www.behindthename.com/names/...edieval-french
Frankish https://www.behindthename.com/submit...usage/Frankish
Germanic https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/Germanic
Anglo-Norman https://www.behindthename.com/submit...e/anglo-norman
And Old Norman https://www.behindthename.com/submit...age/old-norman – it seems the Old Norman page includes Anglo-Norman names but not vice versa.

Ancient Roman and Late Roman –
Ancient Roman https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/ancient-roman
Late Roman (alternately labelled Medieval Latin)
https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/late-roman
Roman mythology https://www.behindthename.com/names/...oman-mythology
Ancient Greek and Greek mythology (particularly if marked as latinised or gallicised) https://www.behindthename.com/names/usage/ancient-greek https://www.behindthename.com/names/...reek-mythology


Other notes

A late discovery I have not looked at in detail but it seems useful for finding different variants of medieval names: the Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources.

Wikipedia also has name etymologies but again I have only discovered this recently. I haven't compared how many names it lists compared to BTN.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:French_names
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catego..._French_origin

4C: Simple list of common Elezen name suffixes

These are suggestions, not requirements.

The long list has more possibilities listed, but these are reliable ones.


Common vowel swaps anywhere in the name

O may become AU

E or É may become AI (or sometimes AY) - seems to be a more archaic spelling, and can preserve the accented letter sound that otherwise has to be dropped from character names.


Common suffixes

Female
-aie
-aine
-aise
-ance
-aude
-aure
-eine
-elle
-ene
-enne
-ette
-ence
-ie
-ielle
-ienne
-ille
-ine
-laine
-oise
-onne
-otte

Male
-ain, -aint
-aire
-ais
-aix
-ant
-ard
-at
-aud
-ault
-aut
-aux
-coin (-quin)
-eau
-eaux
-eint
-el
-ent
-est
-et
-eux
-ien
-in
-ique
-lain, -laint
-ois
-oit
-oix
-on
-ot
-oud
-out
-oux
-quet
-tel

Surnames
As for male, plus
-elt
-fort

4D: Prefixes, suffixes and recurring elements in detail

SWITCHABLE LETTERS

VOWELS

A, AU and O

French é and Roman AE
Césaire from Caesarius

E or É and AI or AY
Particularly noticeable in adapting Elezen names from real French (not always but often) but also between variants of French names.
I think it may be either using or mimicking older spellings, e.g. compare the progression of Old French fraisne, Middle French fresne, modern French frêne
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fraisne#Old_French https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fresne https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fr%C3%AAne#French
(Lots of spelling variants listed under "fraisne"; could be a rabbit-hole in itself treating them as endings that can be applied interchangeably to names with those spellings.)

EU and OU
French Leu, variant of Loup https://www.behindthename.com/name/leu/submitted

French OU and Roman U
French Loup from Roman Lupus

CONSONANTS

B and L
I am not sure if there is real-world precedent for this, but it seems to have been done in creating certain Elvaan names from French: e.g. French Beauté, Beaumont seem to become Elvaan Leaute, Leaumont.

B and M
Latin Iacobus and variant Iacomus, from which we get English names Jacob and James

B and P
Late Roman Brancatius corrupted from Pancratius
https://www.behindthename.com/name/brancatius/submitted

C and T
Elvaan names seem to sometimes favour T where French would use C – e.g. Lutia possibly over Lucia
Direct import of Ancient Roman Lucretia instead of French Lucrèce / Gascon Lucrècia
Real example: Belgian French Mutien from Roman Mucianus.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/mutien/submitted

D and S – found in some Occitan names, e.g.
Languedocian Benaset (Benedict) https://www.behindthename.com/name/benaset/submitted

F and H
Hauquet m Medieval Occitan, Gascon (Archaic): Variant of Fauquet.
Medieval Occitan Hòrt (form of Fòrt)

F and P
Arthurian Faramon, variants include Peremont https://www.behindthename.com/name/faramon/submitted

I and Y
Compare Iolanda, Iolantha, Iolente to Yolande, Yolane, Yolanta

L and U
Albéric vs Aubéric

INITIAL EL vs L
French Éléonard, variant of Léonard
French Éléonore vs Éléonie vs Léonie

ADDED "I"
A recurring transformation from French to Elezen names is adding an extra "i" after some vowels, e.g. French Constant becomes Elezen Constaint.
May or may not overlap with switching E for AI
Some examples in actual French:
French surname Champaigne as a variant of Champagne https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...igne/submitted

VANISHING "S"
Seems to be a thing between older and newer French words/names
Estienne becomes Etienne
Chastelain becomes Châtelain
Castle becomes Château
https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...lain/submitted

NORMAN OR PROVENÇAL EXTRA A
French Clémentine vs archaic Provençal Clementaina
French Félicité vs Norman Félicitaé

NORMAN EXTRA U
Norman Aungélina vs French Angeline
Norman Counstauntin vs French Constantin
(haven't checked whether this happens in all cases or just sometimes. Uncertain whether it's about different ways of representing the same pronunciation or if that diverged as well.)

SILENT H after T
French Clothilde vs Clotilde
Elezen Gaethan vs French Gaetan (it's possible the Elezen name is directly borrowing a different variant of the real name)

CH vs H vs [drop the letter]
Childebert vs Hildebert
Chlothar vs Lothar

Swapping of AIN and IN, and feminine forms AINE and INE

Swap endings CE or SE for T in male names
Some Latin names ending in masculine "tius" or feminine "tia" convert to ending in "ce" in French; other times "tius" simply becomes "t" – e.g. Ignace from Ignatius but Florent from Florentius (with Florence being the feminine counterpart). You can find examples of both these forms by browsing French names with the relevant endings *ce and *t.
Therefore I think this means "ce" and "t" can be interchangeable endings for creating your own variants of existing male names.
Possibly also SE endings – e.g. Elvaan name Ambrotien vs Latian Ambrosius / French Ambroise. (Might be a matter of switching to T in combination with the IEN; compare again the Floren* group of names with "big" forms (M/F) Florent/Florence but diminutives Florentin/Florentine.)
https://www.behindthename.com/submit...ch/pattern/*ce
https://www.behindthename.com/names/...nch/pattern/*t

SWAPPABLE ENDINGS
RI or RY and RIC (for names with Germanic-derived endings)
IC and IQUE (in some cases IC is masculine and IQUE feminine, but IQUE can also be masculine)
QUE and CQUE and ending with S
IEN, IAN, ION, EON
ACE and ASSE and possibly AT

SILENT FINAL CONSONANT
D, T or X after a vowel, sometimes S after a consonant (at least I think that's the pattern)
It seems they get regularly switched around, dropped or added to names.

DIMINUTIVES
Part of the base name may be deleted before adding the diminutive – e.g. Medieval French Robinet, Robin are diminutives of Robert

NAME ENDINGS

-AGE, -AUGE, -EGE, -OGE
Elvaan masculine (15M, 1F) – though IGE seems to be feminine (3F, 1M)

-AIE
Feminine ending for Elvaan and Elezen x 11
Elvaan F: Vuliaie, Norejaie, Veujaie, Colmaie, Gournaie, Colleraie, Chuaie
Elezen F: Lisellaie, Cherlinaie, Fleuraie, Alisaie
Might be intended to evoke French feminine names ending with "ée" since the accented é can't be used in the game.
In real names it is actually more balanced between masculine and feminine names: https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/pattern/*aie
Separately, the entry for surname Duvernay says: "from Gaulish vern meaning 'alder' combined with Latin -etum, whence Modern French -aie" – which I think just means that older names spelt with AY are now AIE.
Similarly, English surname Delaney from Norman French de l'aunaie meaning "from the alder grove" https://surnames.behindthename.com/name/delaney-1

-AILE, -AILLE
5 x AILE, 6 x AILLE, both are fairly even mixes of surnames and both genders
It's possible some of the AIs are supposed to be Es and this may affect intended pronunciation of the LL (usually silent after I in French), but I'm not sure of the rules here.

-AIN, -LAIN
Masculine ending for Elvaan/Elezen names, also in some surnames. Also in real French.
https://www.behindthename.com/submit...h/pattern/*ain
Total 52 names end in AIN; within this 19 with LAIN. Only a single name in this group is feminine (Elvaan Chantain, which should probably be Chantaine).
Names ending with LAIN could be attributed to being crossed with the French name Alain, but it seems like there are too many to credit to a single name.
Also AINT, LAINT, AINTS, AIMT, EINT

-AINE, -LAINE
https://www.behindthename.com/names/.../pattern/*aine
Common feminine ending for French names and correspondingly for Elvaan/Elezen; not used for French masculine names (generally -ain is masculine, -aine is feminine) except for Melaine as a form of Melanius and perhaps other similar Latin conversions not listed on BTN.
Surname Couffaine notes that the suffix -aine means “of/from a place”. https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...aine/submitted
Violaine is a real-world example of AINE being used as an elaboration of a feminine name (Viola + aine). https://www.behindthename.com/name/violaine
ELEZEN USAGE OF AINE (including above): 17 x female (11 of these being LAINE); 3 x Duskwight surname doubling as male name; 3 x only used as male names BUT two of these are mashup names with the "aine" originating from a French surname.

-AIRE
https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*aire
Primarily a masculine ending for both Elvaan and Elezen names. As in real French, it is also occasionally feminine, in which case there is usually a masculine counterpart without the final E; curiously, one of the two female Elvaan names in this group (Eulaclaire) is made up of two real examples (Eulaire and Claire).
Total 23
M 16
F 2
S 5

-AIS
Used 17 times total - Elvaan male names and Elezen mixed male and surnames.
Often but not always combined with a single recognisable name, eg. Lionnellais, Grillairmais (I suspect is a variant or corruption of Guillaume)

-AISE
Feminine x 3: Lidaise, Norlaise, Paise – plus unconfirmed gender name Caulaise

-AIX
In real names, used for two French surnames, one female Catalan name, one male Judeo-Provençal name.
https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/pattern/*aix
https://surnames.behindthename.com/s...s/pattern/*aix
In game, strongly but not exclusively masculine: total 26 uses as mix of male, surname and two female names

-ANCE, -ENCE
Can be a French feminine counterpart to masculine names ending in ANT / ENT (e.g. Clémence vs Clément), but also see notes at CE

-ANT, -ENT
Total 47 ANT, 9 ENT – male and surnames
Common real endings
https://www.behindthename.com/names/pattern/*ent

-ARD
"ard" is a widespread ending, including French https://www.behindthename.com/names/...h/pattern/*ard
Used for 19 x male names, 4 surnames (mix of Elvaan/Elezen)

-AS
See S

-AT, -IAT
In real French, AT is a regional suffix, e.g. Claudat https://www.behindthename.com/name/claudat/submitted
Pierrat https://www.behindthename.com/name/pierrat/submitted
(perhaps related to diminutive ET?)
Seems to have been used in this manner for a couple of Elvaan names: Charlaimagnat (Charlemagne) and Galaihaurat (possibly Galehaut + AT)
Overall, AT has been used 18 times but only in Elvaan names (no Elezen), mostly male with two surnames and one female.

-AUD, -AULT, -AUT, -AUX
Pronounced "oh"
Very common endings for Elvaan and Elezen masculine and surnames. AUX (but not AUD/AUT) is occasionally used for feminine.
AUD: 17, mostly M (two surnames)
AULT: 16, mostly M (three surnames) plus one female (Margault, in line with real-world Margot/Margaux)
AUT: 27 mixed
AUX: 70 mixed, including five female names
In real names it is sometimes a diminutive (particularly AUD, e.g. Michaud from Michel; surname Champaud from Champ), sometimes adapting Germanic names ending with -old, -ald etc. (e.g. Archambault from Archibold, Foucault from Folcwald).
I also came across one passing mention of a French surname with variant AULX, and BTN lists a similar surname with ending OULX – specifically Groulx, an alteration of Guéroult (Guérault is another variant). No Elezen names use this spelling form but you potentially could if you wanted to. https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...oulx/submitted
Several examples of French surnames ending with AUT – some of them indicate that AULT is an alternate spelling.
https://surnames.behindthename.com/s...h/pattern/*aut
https://surnames.behindthename.com/n.../pattern/*ault
https://surnames.behindthename.com/s.../pattern/*ault
Some French examples of it being interchangeable:
• surname Renault derived from given name Renaud
• Surname Devault is a variant of Deveaux
• Additional similar combos: AUD vs ARD vs ALD


-AUDE, -AUTE
Female ending – might be intended as a counterpart to masculine AUD etc. or might be its own thing.
Elvaan F: Leaute, Meumaude, Morunaude, Narsaude, Plaiaude
Elezen F: Edilaude (エディロード Edilodo), Mariaute

-AUE
Might be Elvaan feminine variant on AIE? Three examples: Jufaue, Luquillaue, Lamepaue
Real French names with similar endings are always accented OÉ; no direct examples of AUE https://www.behindthename.com/names/...ch/pattern/*oe

-AULE
Elvaan masculine x 5: Abeaule, Caffaule, Beriphaule, Ceraule, Apstaule; however, the one Elezen use (Muriaule) is feminine.
Of note, Ceraule has a diminutive counterpart Ceraulian (see notes at IEN) and the other male names here could flow well with similar suffixes.
For real-world names there are examples of this being used for either gender. It is not used in surnames.
Names ending in AULE: https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*aule

-AURE
Elezen names:
F: Helaure, Nellaure, Prillaure, Adrienaure, Allenaure, Alinaure
M: Isildaure, Portaure
S: Dailebaure
REAL NAMES:
F: Isaure, Laure, Maure, Rosaure (adaption of Spanish Rosaura "golden rose")
M: Occitan Faure
(Maure has masculine counterpart Maur)

-AUX
See AUD

-BERT
Common Germanic name ending meaning "bright"; consequently found in Elezen names that are either directly borrowed French-Germanic names or modified versions.
Used 16 times for male Elezen and Elvaan names (plus one doubling as a surname).

-CHAMP(S)
FRENCH Deschamps, Duchamp, Duchamps = Means "from the fields", from French champ "field".
Used in Elezen surnames Alboichamps, Meulchamps, Notrelchamps and (without the S) Marcechamp; the only Elvaan use is male name Champalpieu.

-COIN, -QUIN, possibly -GUIN
COIN seems to be a variant of QUIN: see Latin name Quintus altered to Greek Kointos and then re-latinised to Cointus.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/cointus/submitted
https://www.behindthename.com/name/quintus
The French form of Quintus is just Quint https://www.behindthename.com/name/quint/submitted
Cajun French surnam Aucoin
French surname Coindre https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...ndre/submitted
English Gascoine, meaning "from Gascony, France"
USES
F Jaquoinie
M Bauricoin, Cointiliaud, Driancoin, Jannequinard, Jonquinet, Quincompaix, Quinquerol
S Laurasquin
(May also group with GUIN: single male/surname Monranguin)

-DELLE
Surnames Raimdelle and Ordelle; also Elezen M Dellemont, not certain if they are related or if this is an illusion.

-DOUR, -TOUR
Elvaan M: Altedour, Harvetour, Roupatour
Elezen surname: Thaudour

-EAU, -EAUX
-eau is a medieval French diminutive suffix (entry for Thibeau)
https://www.behindthename.com/name/thibeau/submitted
Many surnames ending with -eau have a variant ending with -eaux
Surname Clemenceau is derived from masculine given name Clément (Clemence is the feminine version)
Comeau(x) is a Gascon diminutive of Combe
Devault, Devaux is a variant of Deveaux
Bideau/Bideaux
Bodeau/Bodeaux
Bordeau/Bordeaux
Boudreau/Boudreaux (variant of Beaudreau)
Breau/Breaux
Carreau/Carreaux (variants of Carrel – meanwhile Courcel is a variant of Courcelles but not sure if both sorts of transformation can be applied to the same base.)

-EL
French masculine diminutive (compare feminine ELLE)
65 uses
See also IEL, TEL

-ELLE, -IELLE
Feminine suffix
53 total ELLE names
11 IELLE names (all F)
Surnames: Raimdelle, Ordelle, Mariselle, Haurtelle, Tristelle, Nevelle
2 male names, one of which is also a surname (Tristelle) and the other sounds like it probably is also a surname (Lafaurelle).

-ELT
Elezen surnames x 4, plus one male name (Bricelt)
Not French but found in Dutch and elsewhere https://surnames.behindthename.com/s...s/pattern/*elt

-ENT
See ANT

-EON
May be a variant of IEN; see notes there.

-EST
(pronounced "ay")
Occasional ending for Elezen M names: Aubriest (Auberi + EST), Blamprest (??? + Prest), Jauminfrest (???) – all three might trace back to Prest.
As a suffix, found in real names but no single source https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/pattern/*est

-ET
French masculine diminutive suffix (from entry for Baudet)

-ETTA
Elvaan Foletta, Prietta
ETTE is preferred as the French form of real names.

-ETTE
French feminine diminutive suffix
35 uses: 33 F, 2 surnames (Hanette and Marette)

-EUX vs -EUSE
Real French gendered suffix pair
e.g. Généreux vs Généreuse, Gracieux vs Gracieuse, Précieux vs Précieuse
EUX is used 8 times for male Elvaan and Elezen names; two of these double as surnames.
However, the single use of EUSE is for a male Elvaan character (but you don't need to stick to that).

-FORT, -FAURT
Fort as in French surnames Beaufort, Montfort, Rochefort
https://surnames.behindthename.com/name/beaufort
https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...fort/submitted
https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...fort/submitted
Used for 2 Elvaan M, 8 Elezen mixed M/surnames - primarily surnames

-FRESNE
Comes up in two male Elezen names: Guillefresne and Niellefresne.

-GEANT
Pronounced "john"
Despite being highlighted in the official conventions as a typical Elezen name ending, only one actual Elezen name uses it, though along with two Elvaan names (and a third with variant "jeant" and possible misspelt fourth with "geat"). This is not found in any real French names; the closest is German-language Arthurian name Kalogreant.
Elezen M: Faustigeant
Elvaan M: Coribalgeant, Dapraugeant, Mulaujeant; possibly Mataligeat

-GNE
Falls within the described-as-feminine "NE" endings for Elezen names, but is only used for masculine and surnames.
Surnames: Bourbagne, Gorgagne (ゴルガニュ, Goruganyu), Peuclagne
M: Ompagne (オンパーニュ, Ompaanyu), Montichaigne (モンティシェーニュ, Montishēnyu)
I'm not sure what the intent is regarding pronunciation of these. The Japanese spellings of various names seem to be inserting an unnecessary U at the end (beyond what is necessary katakana-wise).
GNE in French should be more or less an "N" sound in English (compare champagne, Charlemagne)
Wikipedia's disambiguation list for the surname Montagne (= "mountain") does have some variants spelt Montagné, while the article on Montichaigne's namesake Michel de Montaigne does not use the accent but seems to give both pronunciations as options (but is a bit hard to follow). I'm not sure if we ever hear the character's name spoken in the English version of the game for confirmation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montagne https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_de_Montaigne
BTN says Montagne is MAW(N)-TAN https://surnames.behindthename.com/name/montagne
Gorgagne likely from French Gagné https://surnames.behindthename.com/name/gagne10
Also see related ending -GNON: Elvaan Arachagnon, Elezen Bruvagnon and Ishgardian noble surname Peulagnon.

-GUE
Elvaan-only masculine
Elmemague, Eauvague, Raigegue, Machegue, Esmallegue, Croumangue

Joining "I"
Generally the join between an existing name and suffix can have an I in the middle – for simplicity I am grouping these with the non-I version. For example, Arthurioux and Robertioux are obviously familiar names + IOUX but for assembling purposes I think it is neater to regard them as Name + I + OUX with the I being optional, rather than classing IOUX as a separate listing to OUX.

-IA
Feminine name ending - 30 total: 24 Elvaan, 6 Elezen.
"Less French" than IE but some names with this ending are still used in French.

-IAN
See notes at IEN

-IC, -IQUE
IC endings are primarily from Germanic names with element ric ("ruler, king"); may also come from Latin names but not usually in French. Not to be arbitrarily applied to the end of other names – just an option to swap between the two spellings
https://www.behindthename.com/names/pattern/*ic
In some cases may be a diminutive – Breton Mathilinic is a diminutive of Matilin – though doesn't seem to be used this way in any Elezen names.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/mathilinic/submitted
9 male Elezen/Elvaan names use RIC endings, while one (Laurovic) seems to be mimicking French-derived-from-Latin.
In French, IQUE is more often a feminine form, but can be masculine, usually when adapting Latin names. https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*ique
Here it is used for 2 female Elvaan names, 3 male Elezen names, so there seems to be a division between which gender it is for which game.

-IDE
Small cluster of mixed gender names
F: Halmide, Ystride, Elvide
M: Caiphimonride, Thierride
Examples can be found of it being used for both genders in real names: https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/pattern/*ide
As a feminine ending it can be found as an elaborating suffix (Alma > Almaïde, Amena > Aménaïde); the entry for Zéolide says that it likely comes from “Zéolie with the then-popular feminine name suffix -ide”.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/almai12de/submitted
Alpaïde is the French form of apparently Frankish Alpaidis. https://www.behindthename.com/name/alpai12de/submitted
Separately as a masculine suffix it is used in some French versions of Latin names ending in idus or ides
Arthurian M Clamide https://www.behindthename.com/name/clamide/submitted
West Frisian M Tide ("TEE-da") https://www.behindthename.com/name/tide/submitted

-IE
Very popular feminine ending - 126 total names (plus apparent surname Caufraisie, but being a single text mention it's possible that's a given name too).
Seems to be particularly used as a modification of real names ending with E (e.g. real names Albine, Nadine, Celine become Albinie, Nadinie, Celinie)
SEE ALSO: AIE

Switch IEN and IN endings for male names
e.g. Real names Benjamin and Firmin vs Elvaan/Elezen Benjamien and Firmien

-IEN and likely variants -IAN, -ION, -EON
https://www.behindthename.com/submit...h/pattern/*ien
The form IEN is normally preferred in French names, though IAN occurs as well. In reality ION seems to be a separate Greek suffix latinised as EON (e.g. Aktaion/Actaeon) https://www.behindthename.com/name/aktaion); in Elvaan names it seems like they might be interchangeable.
IEN
IAN: Only used for three Elvaan M names
ION: 25 uses (23 Elvaan and 2 early Elezen names); 22 male, 2 female, 1 surname; the female names may be based on unrelated name Marion.
EON: Found in a small group of Elvaan names (5 M, 1 unidentified, 1 surname)
PAIRED NAMES
As in real French (e.g. Aurèle and Aurelien), there are some pairs of male Elvaan/Elezen names with and without the IEN ending:
Ceraule and Ceraulian
Leodaire and Leodarion
Clotaire and Clotairion
(You could also assume the existence of related feminine names, e.g. "Ceraulie")

-IENNE
Feminine counterpart to IEN, see notes at NE

-IEU
Used for 5 male Elvaan names
Lots of examples in French and adjacent languages https://www.behindthename.com/submit/names/pattern/*ieu

-ILLA
Latin feminine diminutive suffix -illa
Mostly Elvaan F: Veilla, Pomilla, Anilla, Prunilla (Elezen), Curilla; also Machella

-ILLE
25 mixed uses, tending feminine
COMPARE REAL FRENCH – check ILLE not just RILLE
French unisex: Cyrille, Cérille
French feminine: Cyprille, Exérille
French masculine: Mascarille (theatre), Maurille, Wandrille, Xérille
https://www.behindthename.com/submit...pattern/*rille
Not found in surnames.

-ILLIE
Feminine Elvaan and Elezen suffix. In real names this is found more in English than French. https://www.behindthename.com/names/pattern/*illie
Seems in keeeping with names ending with E in French altered to IE
Elvaan F: Chanteillie, Loillie, Mitillie, Macuillie, Nuillie, Juvillie
Elezen F: Adaillie, Mareillie, Millie, Aunillie
(other "llies": Ballie, Joellie, Couvoullie)

-IN and -INE
-in is a French masculine diminutive suffix (entry for Baudin, Hubertin)
-ine is a feminine diminutive suffix (entry for Hubertine)
Elezen INE also feminine suffix - a few male names mixed in but these are all using some combination-vowel (AINE, OINE, etc)


-ION
Ancient Greek suffix (e.g. Alexion, Tyndarion)
https://www.behindthename.com/name/alexion/submitted https://www.behindthename.com/name/tyndarion/submitted
Varyingly described as diminutive or patronymic
Not sure if it is masculine or unisex.
It is a common ending for specifically Elvaan masculine names, where it seems to be used interchangeably with French IEN – used for 24 names total: 1 Elezen M (Clotairion), 3 Elvaan F (Limion, Mildaurion, Villion), 21 Elvaan M

-IQUE
See -IC

JAN-
NOT A SUFFIX
Recurring element in the first part of names; a sort of average of all various forms of John:
French Jean
Medieval French Jehan
Catalan Jan
Galician Xan
Breton Yan, Yann
Italian Gian or other contractions of Giovanni

-JEANT
One-off variant of GEANT

-LAINT
Maybe should merge with AIN
Recurring Elezen surname element
Elezen S: Auberlaint, Estrelaint (also M), Padellaint, Robairlaint, Surlaint
Elezen M: Castellaint
It seems likely to me that Castellaint would also be a surname-as-forename.
See also LAIN (under AIN)

-LIN
-lin is a diminutive suffix (no gender specified but probably masculine – mentioned in BTN's article for Medieval French Doucelin https://www.behindthename.com/name/doucelin/submitted)

-LONT (plus one "loint")
Not found in real names, but recurring in Elezen male names
Elezen M: Boiselont, Frandelont, Yvelont, Gibrillont (also a surname)
Elvaan M: Naguipeillont, Palarillont, Ruillont, Rholont
Elezen S: Roiteloint

MARCHE
Element of three names: Elezen Marcheterre, Elvaan Marchelute and Dagourmarche

-MARD
Masculine ending for French names:
Aymard, Domard, Hemard, Romard (Jèrriais)
Might fall under ARD

-MERT
Elezen x 3: Daranmert (M), Duremert (M/S), Urselmert (S)
In real names it is mostly found in Dutch and Frisian variants of Germanic names, often those originally ending in "bert".
https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*mert

-MILLE, -MILE
5 + 2 uses, mixed gender, mostly Elvaan

-MOND
Elezen M Florimond, Nellemond (also a surname)
Found in real French names of Germanic origin, from the element munt meaning "protection" https://www.behindthename.com/element/munt
French pronunciation given in https://www.behindthename.com/name/edmond https://www.behindthename.com/name/raymond as MAWN ("aw" as in bought, sawn) – I also tried to copy the IPA notation but that doesn't want to display properly.
See also MONT

-MONT
Official Elezen guide says that this is pronounced "moan" but BTN indicates "MAWN" (see MOND above)
French word for "mountain" and found in various real surnames; alternately in forenames it also can be a variant of MOND and thus meaning "protection".
https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*mont
https://surnames.behindthename.com/names/pattern/*mont
Common ending for Elezen male and surnames; rare for Elvaan male.
Elezen M only: Arismont, Dellemont, Edmont (real name), Erimmont, Huguemont, Jeantremont, Paulemont, Valtemont (plus Florimond)
Elezen M + S: Brucemont, Drillemont, Hortimont, Rontremont, Thierremont, Vairemont (plus Nellemond)
Elezen S only: Dailemont, Franchemont, Giphelmont, Rillemont
Elvaan M: Ragemont, Gulemont, Leaumont
(would Dellemont and Dailemont be variants of the same name?)

-NAUD
A possible recurring element that may have come about by misinterpretation, since there are names invented early in the game like Alphinaud that seem to be using the French suffix AUD, but then later in Endwalker the name Ruissenaud seems to be built from "ruisseau" + NAUD.
Or could come from something like the Château de Castelnaud but putting that in the translator just gives me "Castle Castelnaud" so I don't know if it has any particular meaning.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%...ud-la-Chapelle

-NE
Official naming conventions list NE as one of the typical feminine name endings; however, there are some amount of surnames and masculine names mixed throughout this list of over 200 total names. (Of particular note, the ending GNE is not used for feminine names at all.)
As a feminine ending it would be better described as NE or NNE preceded by a vowel (including Y), though even this has some exceptions.
NE combining with various preceding vowels:
ANE = 15F, 2M…….. ANNE = 19F, 3MS
AINE = 17F, 7MS …. AINNE = 2F
ENE = 8F, 2M ………..ENNE = 14F, 1M
EINE = 5F
INE = ~70F, 15MS ... INNE = 19 F, 3M
ONE = 5F, 1S ………. ONNE = 7F, 1S
OINE = 2F, 3M …….. OINNE = 1F
UNE = 8F …………… UNNE = 2F (always part of a double vowel: *aune, *eune, *oune, *aunne, *ounne)
UINE = 1M
YNE = 3F, 1M………..(YNNE has no examples but should probably be valid)

-OGE
See AGE

-OIN, -OINT, -OUINT
Small group of mostly Elezen names, some covered by other groupings.
Elvaan M: Sapladrepoin, Eaugouint
Elezen M: Bauricoin, Driancoin, Beaudefoin
Elezen surname: Uchemantoin, Blodoint, Roiteloint

-OINE, -OYNE
Elvaan masculine but Elezen feminine
Elvaan M: Chelidoine, Sidoine, Yvantoine, Leonoyne
Elezen F: Uloine, Valeroine

-OIRE
Primarily Elvaan masculine ending (x5), one surname, one F Elvaan, one M Elezen – real French usage is similar.
https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*oire

-OIS and -OISE
Both are found in real French; gendering is somewhat unpredictable. For character names they are more consistently gendered.
OIS used in 6 Elezen surnames and 6 male names (mixed Elezen/Elvaan).
OISE used in 5 female names (4 Elezen 1 Elvaan): Alboise, Claroise, Hildoise, Yloise, Faboise

-OIT
Elezen/Elvaan male (x5) and surnames (x3)

-OIX
Pronounced "o-ah"
Highlighted in the lorebook as a masculine name ending
30 uses

-ON, -ONS
ON is a French unisex diminutive (e.g. source of Alison as a diminutive of Alice)

-OT and -OTTE
French diminutive (M & F) – for example, familiar French-derived English name Charlotte has a male counterpart Charlot.
However, OTTE can occasionally be masculine in other languages such as West Frisian, Dutch and Swedish. https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*otte

-OU
BTN listings for Michou and Pascou note that -ou is a French masculine diminutive suffix
https://www.behindthename.com/name/michou/submitted
However, this is NOT generally used in Elezen names – there is one female and one male example (Nachou and Lassenchou).

-OUN
Provençal masculine diminutive, e.g. Provençal/Niçard masculine Aaroun (French Aaron), Abdoun (French Abdon), Gastoun (French Gaston) etc.
Only used in one Elvaan name Faroun

-OUD, -OUT, -OUX
Less commonly used than similar grouping of suffixes AUD / AUT / AUX but similarly the form ending in X is the most common one for Elezen names.
Usage: OUD , OUT , OUX = 22; most of the OUXs are double use as both male and surnames. There are two female Elvaan names listed (Haubijoux, Challoux) but
French-adjacent uses:
OUD mostly Dutch and African Arabic
OUT is used in Dutch masculine names where French would have AUD, e.g. Arnout vs Arnaud, Reinout vs Reynaud
https://www.behindthename.com/names/pattern/*out
OUX only a few real examples
M: Pardoux (form of Germanic Bardolph via Latin Pardulfus) https://www.behindthename.com/name/pardoux/submitted
French Creole Yadoux https://www.behindthename.com/name/yadoux/submitted
F: African French Bijoux ("jewels") – not used in France. https://www.behindthename.com/name/bijoux/submitted


-PHIN and -PHINE
Masculine and feminine versions of an element occurring across several names

-QUE
18 total: mix of M, F and surnames - mostly Elvaan
See also IQUE, which can be a feminine or fancy masculine form of simpler masculine form IC

-QUET
Small cluster of male Elezen/Elvaan names: Francquet, Glarociquet, Pierriquet (also a surname)
Seems to be a medieval French/Occitan diminutive, or might just be a merging of names ending with C and the diminutive ET. https://www.behindthename.com/submit.../pattern/*quet
For Elezen purposes, two of the three names seem to be simple "Name + QUET" formation.

-S
Some Elezen names have S at the end where the French original does not – for example, "Pierremons" might be constructed from Pierre + Philémon but there are no French names that end in "mons" (though a couple with "mans" or "ons").
There is also one example of the same name being used with and then without it: surname Beaudefoins from the name generator, later used for male character Beaudefoin.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLES
https://www.behindthename.com/names/...nch/pattern/*s
French has various names that end in a silent S where other languages do not have it at all, e.g. Charles (Karl), Foulques (Fulk), Hugues (Hugh/Hugo), Jacques (Jacob/Jake), Yves (Ivo)
Besides French, Latvian names seem to add an extra S to names compared to the forms we recognise in English: Benjamins and Simons, for example.
Similarly, Lithuanian names add -AS to the end of masculine names, e.g. Benjaminas. (Latvia and Lithuania are both in the Baltic language group.)
https://www.behindthename.com/names/...age/lithuanian
Example in French that looks similar to how it is applied in some Elezen names: Entry for Gawain notes that the French form is " Gauvain or Gauvains"
https://www.behindthename.com/name/gawain

-TEL
Seems to be a rare but valid variant of French masculine diminutive EL, e.g. Caribbean French Léontel https://www.behindthename.com/name/le10ontel/submitted, possibly to make it flow better.

-TEMPS
Old French temps meaning "time"
Real French surname examples: Bontemps, Vieuxtemps ("old-time")
Used in two Elezen surnames: Fauchetemps and Fortemps, plus Elvaan male name Laujaquetemps.

TERRE
Recurring surname element for both Elezen clans:
Wildwood Iseterre, Terremiaux
Duskwight Grandeterre, Marinterre, Terrechant
Plus character name Marcheterre
Comparable French surnames
Sauveterre https://surnames.behindthename.com/name/sauveterre
Santerre https://surnames.behindthename.com/n...erre/submitted

-TTE
Besides the very feminine "ette", names of both genders can end with ATTE, ITTE, OTTE, UTTE

-UE
When not forming part of GUE or QUE names, UE seems to be used as an Elvaan-specific feminine ending (though real-world uses seem to be masculine, not used in French but in some related languages like Picard and Guernésiais https://www.behindthename.com/submit...rd/pattern/*ue https://www.behindthename.com/submit...is/pattern/*ue – a rare combination in any case).

VAIN(S)
Comes up in a few names, though might just be an illusion that should be pointed back to suffix AIN.
Names where it can be explained: Ghivains (Ghivao + AIN), Gustavain (Gustav + AIN), Quevain (linked to Kevin), Percevains (Perceval + AIN + S)
Names where I have not found an explanation: Guildivain, Trisvain, Pierryvain

4E: Full name list in reversed alphabetical order

I built this list to compare name endings.

KEY
●○ Elvaan
○● Elezen
●● Both

● Female forename
● Male forename
● Unconfirmed gender
● Surname
(note: NOT green for Wildwood and purple for Duskwight as used elsewhere)
COLOR="red"]⚠[/COLOR] indicates a famous person mashup name, so not a good example of a deliberately constructed suffix

●○ Matica
●○ Michilca
●○ Esca
●○ Elesca
●○ Millechuca
●○ Ilumida
○● La Noscea
●○ Michea
●○ Esqualea
●○ Ashmea
●○ Pilcha
●○ Arsha
●○ Narsha
●○ Lacia
●○ Andecia
●○ Audia
●○ Fulchia
●○ Catalia
○● Zelia
○● Cevilia
●○ Syrillia
●○ Nimia
●○ Ulmia
●○ Chumia
○● Eugenia
○● Finia
○● Dennia
●○ Altennia
○● Sidonia
●○ Quelpia
●○ Mupia
●○ Lombaria
●○ Capiria
●○ Flaviria
●○ Autouria
●○ Apesia
●○ Lucretia
●○ Youstia
●○ Carautia
●○ Lutia
●○ Aulavia
●○ Ailevia
●○ Fouvia
●○ Paouala
●○ Risunela
●○ Nevela
●○ Emila
●○ Taumila
●○ Heumila
●○ Machella
●○ Veilla
●○ Pomilla
●○ Anilla
●● Prunilla
●○ Curilla
●○ Phersula
●○ Tayula
●○ Velema
●○ Jima
●○ Liliana
●○ Attarena
○● Laraina
●○ Helina
●○ Naillina
●○ Doumina
●○ Coumuna
●○ Melloa
●○ Laillera
●○ Amaura
●○ Ulesa
●○ Watisa
●○ Teilsa
●○ Legata
●○ Fephita
●○ Nalta
●○ Prietta
●○ Foletta
●○ Mashua
●○ Ramua
●○ Icoua
●○ Corua
●○ Fiva
●○ Milva
●○ Rouva
●○ Taza
○● Dominiac
○● Leusignac
○● Oldaric
●○ Perdric
●○ Alberic
●○ Landeric
○● Roderic
○● Yuhelmeric
○● Aumeric
○● Haumeric
●● Aymeric
○● Laurovic
●○ Cheneblanc
○● Lebronc
○● Branthuc
○● Mairlaid
●○ Mauchouraid
○● Astrid
○● Sestivald
●○ Erminold
●○ Chefroucauld
●○ Mouchand
●○ Secodiand
○● Tirauland
○● Tirauland
●○ Enaremand
●○ Pitantimand
●○ Vaultimand
●○ Jeanparmand
○● Guillaurmand
●○ Perfaumand
○● Jeulerand
○● Jeulerand
○● Thierrand
●○ Mulaitrand
●○ Anieuvansand
○● Duimessand
○● Duimessand
○● Harlissand
●○ Alivatand
○● Eudestand
○● Eudestand
○● Yannistand
●○ Coucheutand
●○ (Berlends sorting as BERLEND)
○● Charlemend
○● Charlemend
●○ Quemaricond
●○ Perchond
●○ Ferdechiond
●○ Heptachiond
●○ Hauberliond
○● (Bohemondas sorting as BOHEMOND)
○● Nellemond
○● Nellemond
○● Florimond
●○ Disserond
○● Citenrond
○● Bomptond
●○ Rembard
●○ Calengeard
●○ Meriard
●○ Louxiard
●○ Vingijard
●○ Croteillard
○● Neillemard
●○ Rainemard
○● Gaucelmard
○● Aubrenard
○● Aubrenard
●○ Febrenard
○● Jannequinard
○● Simeonard
○● Gaspard
○● Loupard
●○ Ehaurard
●○ Toulsard
●○ Cassard
●○ Pignonpausard
○● Vauxlointard
○● Brontard
○● Goncquard
○● Jaimberd
●○ Deustiord
●○ Ranord
●○ Gondebaud
○● Gondelimbaud
●○ Ennigreaud
○● Thiegaud
●○ Jeanvirgaud
●○ Magephaud
○● Cointiliaud
●○ Gregoirellaud
○● Faintillaud
●○ Ranemaud
○● Reymanaud
○● Ruissenaud
○● Alphinaud
○● Rimelnaud
●○ Rohemolipaud
●○ Estaud
●○ Distaud
●○ Mevaloud
○● Quiloud
○● Quiloud
●○ Guilloud
○● Luciae
●○ Cletae
●○ Savae
○● Aube
●○ Fonteloube
●○ Flandiace
●○ Excaliace
●○ Ineuteniace
●○ Zovriace
●○ Maunadolace
○● Ignace
●○ Rodaillece
●○ Amarefice
●○ Vailanice
○● Berenice
●○ Rasdinice
●○ (Mourices sorting as MOURICE)
●○ Namonutice
●○ Travialce
○● Ameliance
○● Ermiance
●○ Saphiriance
○● Hermance
●○ Neigepance
●○ Louverance
○● Vellegrance
●○ Laiteconce
●○ Mailleronce
●○ Travonce
●○ Pirvidiauce
●○ Cyranuce
●○ Paleade
●○ Crochepallade
○● Patrounade
●○ Halmide
●○ Caiphimonride
●○ Thierride
○● Ystride
○● Elvide
○● Elde
●○ Paurelde
●● Crilde
○● Isaulde
○● Rouchemande
○● Hersande
●○ Shamonde
●○ Elnonde
●○ Pelinvarde
●○ Foulneporde
●○ Plaiaude
○● Edilaude
●○ Meumaude
●○ Morunaude
●○ Narsaude
●○ Audee
●○ Ailee
●○ Hinaree
●○ Mairee
○● Leonulfe
●○ Alreage
●○ Vaquelage
●○ Francmage
●○ Gachemage
●○ Machionage
●○ Virnage
●○ Couchatorage
●○ Peritrage
●○ (Taillegeas sorting as TAILLEGE)
●○ Banege
●○ Ronpaurege
●○ Aurege
●○ Andagge
●○ Benaige
●○ Emeige
●○ Flige
●○ Chasalvige
●○ Eunirange
●○ Aravoge
●○ Boncourge
●○ Ephauge
●○ Arvilauge
●○ Novalmauge
○● Moulignauge
●○ Ailbeche
●○ Cavanneche
●○ Moreche
●○ Jaureche
○● Rivaumaiche
●○ Morlepiche
●○ Alangriche
●○ Renvriche
○● Tedalgrinche
○● Galveroche
●○ Exoroche
●○ Dagourmarche
●○ Mevreauche
●○ Grauche
●○ Nilerouche
●○ Eulaphe
●○ Cofisephe
○● Lartonphe
●○ d'Aurphe
●○ Prishe
○● Berthe
●○ Vuliaie
●○ Norejaie
●○ Veujaie
○● Lisellaie
●○ Colmaie
○● Cherlinaie
●○ Gournaie
●○ Colleraie
○● Fleuraie
○● Alisaie
●○ Chuaie
●○ Quellebie
○● Aubracie
○● Faillicie
○● Vanicie
○● Clarricie
●○ Claidie
○● Hastridie
○● Hildie
●○ Matildie
○● Blandie
○● Melodie
●○ Fiaudie
●○ Morefie
●○ Caffie
○● Brigie
●○ Maugie
●○ Eugie
○● Ophie
●○ Floralie
●○ Ostalie
○● Maelie
○● Abelie
○● Celie
○● Gaidelie
○● Ophelie
●○ Paunelie
○● Imailie
○● Odilie
○● Eosilie
●○ Ballie
○● Joellie
○● Adaillie
●○ Chanteillie
○● Mareillie
○● Millie
○● Aunillie
●○ Loillie
●○ Mitillie
●○ Macuillie
●○ Nuillie
●○ Juvillie
●○ Couvoullie
●○ Adolie
○● Gwenolie
○● Aulie
○● Ceaulie
○● Osaulie
●○ Coupulie
○● Ursulie
○● Ephemie
●○ Pellimie
○● Nimie
○● Belammie
●● Simmie
●○ Houilloumie
●○ Echanie
●○ Isanie
○● Tanie
○● Enie
○● Mylenie
○● Amenie
○● Mitainie
○● Zabinie
●○ Albinie
○● Soubinie
○● Nadinie
○● Sylginie
○● Celinie
○● Jaquoinie
○● Jannie
○● Yannie
●○ Azainnie
●● Nelinnie
○● Leonnie
○● Junnie
○● Lunnie
●○ Mionie
○● Maunie
●○ Moulloie
●○ Poseaulloie
●○ Pulloie
●○ Rumoie
●○ Faulpie
●○ Ioupie
○● Audrie
●○ Mamerie
●○ Boirie
○● Mariorie
○● Ilorie
●○ Tautorie
●○ Cordaurie
●○ Faurie
○● Flaurie
●○ Moniquaurie
●○ Noillurie
●○ Felourie
○● Haisie
○● Thaisie
○● Blaisie
○● Caufraisie
●○ Theraisie
○● Melisie
○● Lisie
○● Alissie
●○ Leaufetie
●○ Humilitie
●○ Contie
○● Deaustie
●○ Reaugettie
●○ Comittie
●○ Marquie
●○ Guinavie
●○ Laisavie
●○ Perevie
○● Nivie
○● Alixie
●○ Pieuje
●○ Avandale
●○ Taumiale
●○ Sariale
●○ Haudrale
○● Idele
●○ Mathele
●○ Ansegusele
●○ (Draffles sorting as DRAFFLE)
○● Brenaile
●○ Chupaile
●○ Yavoraile
○● Vorsaile
○● Marquaile
●○ Renadile
●○ Alphonimile
○● Ezolmile ⚠
○● Audoile
○● Maroile
○● Peyraquile
●○ Brandalle
○● Noalle
●○ Amaduralle
○● Mistalle
○● Gaelle
○● Maelle
○● Anaelle
○● Yaelle
○● Arabelle
●○ Palabelle
○● Ombelle
○● Percelle
○● Lycelle
○● Madelle
○● Raimdelle
●○ Ordelle
●○ Nogelle
○● Jahelle
●○ (Enchelles sorting as ENCHELLE)
●○ Machielle
●○ Eumielle
●○ Erielle
○● Irielle
○● Marielle
●● Rielle
○● Chrysielle
○● Ursielle
○● Flavielle
○● Ouvielle
○● Vielle
○● Solelle
○● Edmelle
●○ Meinemelle
○● Pimelle
○● Armelle
●○ Pagnelle
○● Etoinelle
○● Doelle
○● Roelle
●○ Chepelle
●○ Hopelle
●○ Noquerelle
●○ Marjoirelle
○● Dorelle
○● Astrelle
○● Aurelle
●○ Lafaurelle
○● Oeurelle
●○ Mariselle
○● Trisselle
○● Gaetelle
●○ Achtelle
●○ Cotelle
○● Haurtelle
○● Tristelle
○● Tristelle
●○ Quelle
○● Nevelle
○● Laille
○● La Treaumaille
●○ Parlemaille
○● Roaille
●○ Courisaille
○● Neurtaille
●○ Chalaimbille
●○ Ulycille
○● Lodille
●○ Fauceille
●○ Paleille
●○ Meuneille
●○ Daveille
●○ Duchille
●○ Maxcimille
○● Raimille
●○ Mille
●○ Excenmille
●○ Clainomille
○● Larille
●○ Jourille
●○ Odersille
●○ Loutille
●○ d'Oraguille
●○ Aissaville
●○ Davilles sorting as DAVILLE
●○ Epinolle
●○ Patolle
●○ Ratoulle
●○ Darvylle
○● Auberle
●○ Monteverle
●○ Abeaule
●○ Caffaule
●○ Beriphaule
○● Muriaule
●○ Ceraule
●○ Apstaule
●○ Tonule
●● Ysayle
○● Basyle
●○ Buliame
●○ Vauderame
●○ Maleme
○● Liaime
○● Guillaime
●○ Naravime
●○ Anselme
○● Vantelme
○● Ansaulme
●○ Voucheramme
●○ Chilaumme
●○ Dilauriome
●○ Pontaudarme
●○ Guilerme
●○ Alphonserme
●○ Cahaurme
○● Virgeaume
○● Fointeaume
●○ Bacherume
●○ Sobane
○● Tiphane
○● Luciane
●○ Jausephiane
○● Sophiane
●○ Apolliane
○● Samiane
○● Oriane
○● Lauriane
●○ Lusiane
●○ Phaviane
○● Elviane
●○ Madilane
○● Sibylane
●○ Chudigrimane
●○ Cerane
●○ Purequane
○● Keroucene
●○ Ashene
●○ Thadiene
●○ Sochiene
●○ Ramiene
●○ Miene
○● Nymiene
●○ Failene
●○ Coullene
●○ Nonterene
○● Bourbagne
○● Gorgagne
○● Gorgagne
○● Peuclagne
○● Ompagne
○● Montichaigne ⚠
●○ Raustigne
●○ Rochefogne
○● Audaine
○● Ydaine
○● Faine
●○ Ruciaine
○● Diriaine
○● Triaine
○● Falbalaine
○● Celaine
○● Jandelaine
○● Jandelaine
○● Portelaine
○● Portelaine
○● Selaine
○● Clarilaine
●○ Leillaine
○● Mellaine
○● Iolaine
○● Jolaine
●○ Urbiolaine
○● Yolaine
○● Fierlaine
○● Fierlaine
●○ Orlaine
○● Verpaulaine ⚠
●○ Coumaine
○● Fonjeantaine ⚠
○● Estaine
○● Rajeancine ⚠
●● Capucine
○● Amandine
○● Ondine
○● Soileine
○● Breine
●○ Andreine
●○ Camereine
○● Ireine
●○ Malfine
○● Sofine
●○ Fouagine
●○ Regine
●○ Craigine
○● Aiglephine
○● Pascaline
○● Vandealine
○● Ombeline
○● Eline
○● Ameline
○● Roseline
○● Cesteline
●○ Aveline
○● Almiline
○● Noline
○● Charline
○● Pauline
○● Juline
○● Chloemine
○● Charmine
○● Manine
○● Tanine
○● Foinine
●○ Chelidoine
●○ Sidoine
○● Uloine
○● Valeroine
●○ Yvantoine
●○ Karine
○● Valerine
○● Frine
●○ Forine
○● Florine
●○ Tavourine
●○ Emoussine
○● Chantine
●○ Lotine
●○ Rigobertine
○● Vellguine
●○ Melledanne
○● Theanne
●○ Ufanne
●○ Archanne
●○ Mediverchanne
○● Uphanne
○● Mocianne
○● Ophianne
○● Alianne
○● Amianne
○● Mianne
○● Ninianne
○● Leuvianne
○● Vianne
○● Manne
○● Loanne
●○ Daipanne
●○ Loaranne
●○ Atoranne
○● Paultisanne
○● Therouanne
●○ Couzanne
○● Maenne
●○ Rolandienne
●○ Valienne
○● Pienne
○● Aytienne
○● Heustienne
○● Rivienne
●○ Glenne
○● Violenne
●○ Arlenne
●○ Taulenne
●○ Nenne
○● Yoenne
●○ Gissenne
○● Vivenne
○● Ydainne
○● Triainne
○● Isainne
○● Pricinne
○● Lucinne
●○ Diordinne
●○ Ferchinne
●○ Marelinne
○● Pelinne
○● Fiolinne
○● Saulinne
○● Eminne
○● Timinne
○● Ninne
○● Fraisoinne
○● Perinne
●○ Cavalgrinne
○● Trinne
●○ Maurinne
○● Cendresinne
○● Liavinne
●○ Augevinne
○● Maxinne
○● Tivionne
○● Vionne
●○ Rhimonne
○● Monne
●○ Jeronne
●○ Ratonne
○● Vertonne
●○ Maudilyonne
●○ Giaunne
○● Miounne
●○ Collione
●○ Havillione
○● Valentione
●○ Phillone
○● Alesone
●○ Mejuone
○● Perne
○● Corne
○● Aucheforne
○● Aucheforne
○● Guillefresne
○● Niellefresne
●○ Latteaune
○● Auriaune
○● Louviaune
●○ Alaune
●○ Marilleune
●○ Liloune
●● Atelloune
●○ Maleroune
○● Margelyne
○● Ophilyne
●○ Leonoyne
○● Leandryne
●○ Tillecoe
●○ Menoe
○● Rougecarpe
●○ Goublefaupe
●○ Blendare
●○ Letterare
●○ Auvare
○● d'Arlendre
○● Alexondre
○● Basildere
●○ Berangere
●○ Authere
○● Archevauliere
○● Archevauliere
●○ Leautiere
○● Jeromere
●○ Achantere
●○ Parledaire
○● Baucharldaire ⚠
○● Durendaire
○● Leodaire
●○ Brugaire
○● Benathaire
○● Lothaire
●○ Lothaire
○● Lothaire
●○ Despachiaire
○● Meuliaire
●○ Jampiaire
●○ Eulaclaire
○● Vilauclaire
○● Thelomaire
●○ Naurmaire
○● Eugenaire
○● Jospaire
●○ Loussaire
○● Dubeltaire
○● Clotaire
●○ Clautaire
●○ Eautaire
○● Marteire
●○ Estiliphire
●○ Chutarmire
●○ Guilboire
○● Frandegoire
●○ Chaphoire
○● Derinloire
●○ Vilatroire
●○ Ilsoire
●○ Victoire
●○ Pitoire
●○ Chaupire
○● Charledore
○● Charledore
○● Ysaudore
●○ Myffore
●○ Raneutimiore
●○ Allaipre
●○ Chatarre
○● Dechamberre
○● Sellecerre
○● Pirondierre
○● Cedrepierre
○● Cedrepierre
●○ Ranperre
○● Grandeterre
○● Iseterre
○● Marcheterre
○● Marinterre
○● Marinterre
●○ Aladoverre
○● Reauverre
○● Silvaire / Silvairre
○● Dupaitre
○● Dailebaure
○● Isildaure
○● Helaure
○● Nellaure
●○ Prillaure
●○ Adrienaure
○● Allenaure
○● Alinaure
●○ Portaure
●○ (Touttaures sorting as TOUTTAURE)
●○ Fainevlure
●○ Milloure
●○ Helmyre
●○ Anastase
●○ Gilipese
●○ Oiheaurese
●○ Lidaise
○● Norlaise
●○ Caulaise
●○ Paise
●○ Adelise
●○ Ragelise
●○ Phamelise
○● Dylise
●○ Baunise
●○ Faboise
○● Alboise
○● Hildoise
○● Yloise
○● Claroise
○● Meurise
●○ Aystise
○● Hortefense
○● Hortefense
○● Ignasse
●○ Vicorpasse
●○ Quesse
●○ Claraisse
○● Delboisse
○● Pamirisse
●● Laurisse
●○ Navisse
○● Clairvisse
●○ Louvairausse
●○ Dynause
●○ Andrause
●○ Illeuse
●○ Arlayse
○● Aloyse
●○ Diraulate
●○ Theophylacte
○● Chalteaufite
●○ Mainchelite
●○ Cerite
●○ Pollante
●○ Vamorcote
○● Haillenarte
●○ Solgierte
●○ Celdricaste
○● Leaudaste
○● Fortanceste
●○ Cauzeriste
○● Euriste
●○ Hedioste
●○ Liphatte
●○ Chauxnatte
●○ Muchavatte
●○ Phyatte
●○ Laette
●○ Fleuricette
○● Docette
○● Marcette
○● Bernadette
○● Janchette
●○ Rugiette
○● Haliette
○● Iliette
●○ Niscoliette
●○ Rouliette
○● Harmiette
○● Emaniette
●○ Gueriette
○● Heurriette
○● Jainelette
○● Maurilette
●○ Bostillette
●○ Saffaullette
○● Saulette
○● Hanette
○● Reinette
○● Sinette
○● Laideronnette
○● Ponette
○● Marette
○● Marette
○● Roserette
○● Bliaurette
●○ Pourette
○● Blaisette
○● Lisette
●○ Monisette
●○ Equette
●○ Azette
○● Laniaitte
●○ Violitte
●○ Femitte
●○ Giollemitte
○● Elecotte
●○ Pucotte
●○ Ceciliotte
●○ Remiotte
●○ Corlotte
●○ Riautte
●○ Feldrautte
●○ Chaloutte
●○ Leaute
○● Mariaute
●○ Marchelute
●○ Anxaberoute
●○ Jufaue
●○ Luquillaue
●○ Lamepaue
●○ Elmemague
●○ Eauvague
●○ Raigegue
●○ Machegue
●○ Esmallegue
●○ Croumangue
●○ Leremiue
●○ Tinjue
●○ Bellue
●○ Myllue
●○ Chemioue
●○ Gennoue
●○ Greubaque
●○ Femardaque
●○ Luthiaque
○● Janquetilaque ⚠
●○ Randecque
○● Nalipponcque
●○ Frescheque
●○ Tielleque
●○ Miogique
●○ Vaihilique
○● Romarique
○● Alderique
○● Guerrique
○● Guerrique
○● (Foulques sorting as FOULQUE)
○● Mesouaidonque
○● Vaireloque
●○ Periduque
●○ Taulluque
●○ Jeumouque
●○ Coullave
○● Odeve
●○ Laimeve
●○ Elive
●○ Fonove
●○ Promurouve
○● Alixe
○● Ormesang
○● Hautdilong ⚠ (not yet verified as a mashup name but I'm sure it is…)
●○ Zillah
○● Haldrath
●○ Veldeth
●○ Salimardi
○● Janremi
○● Matheomi
●○ Valeri
●○ Colti
●○ Justi
●○ Evi
●○ Zorchorevi
●○ Raillefal
●○ Rahal
●○ Saradorial
●○ Bernal
●○ Narcheral
●○ Valaineral
●○ Vijartal
○● Nourval
●○ Nickael
○● Dzemael
○● Aurvael
○● Chassebel
●○ Geuselibel
○● Tristechambel
○● Tristechambel
○● Francel
○● Jourcel
○● Ursandel
○● Muraudel
○● Muraudel
●○ Beugungel
○● Ortefauchel
○● Ortefauchel
○● Adelphel
●○ Pherimociel
○● Toriphaniel
○● Mugueniel
●○ Orechiniel
○● Augustiniel
●○ Balasiel
●○ Quiebitiel
○● Sylviel
●○ Resviel
○● Fouillel
○● Parcemel
○● Nolanel
○● Landenel
○● Landrenel
○● Pehainel
●○ Raminel
○● (Deresnels sorting as DERESNEL)
●● Adaunel
○● Noirterel
○● Noirterel
○● Flichoirel
○● Artoirel
○● Logedanrel
○● Logedanrel
○● Borel
○● Isaudorel
○● Sylvetrel
●○ Rosel
●○ Faursel
○● Emerissel
●○ (Jeantelas sorting as JEANTEL)
○● Jehantel
○● Jehantel
○● Armantel
○● Florentel
○● Sylvaintel
○● Alambertel
○● Ignemortel
○● Ignemortel
○● Dariustel
○● Dariustel
○● Mariustel
●○ Lainguel
○● Manseauguel
●○ Vichuel
●○ Arenuel
○● Dantounuel
●○ Farouel
●○ Jemmoquel
○● Octavel
●○ Remevel
●○ Ednahl
●○ Maloquedil
●○ Arquil
○● Ferreol
○● Guenriol
○● Quinquerol
●○ Angieurol
○● Gysol
●○ Grantieul
○● Pagneul
○● Drenieldan
○● Chevraudan
●○ Nivorajean
●○ Meuxtajean
●○ Morjean
●○ Paujean
●○ Devean
○● Gaethan
●○ Guillaulmilian
●○ Ceraulian
●○ Antonian
○● (Drancelmans sorting as DRANCELMAN)
○● La Thagran
○● Enguerran
○● Idristan
○● Titouan
●○ Laucimercen
○● Daniffen
○● Dacien
○● Urbicien
○● Astidien
○● Briardien
●○ Brifalien
○● Xavalien
○● Xavalien
○● Seranelien ⚠
○● Quemilien
○● (Aimiliens sorting as AIMILIEN, assuming it's a male name)
○● Cillien
○● Faucillien
○● Faucillien
○● Faucullien
●○ Benjamien
○● Firmien
●○ Artinien
○● Estinien
○● Matheonien
●○ Guilberien
○● Domitien
●○ Ambrotien
○● Hubairtien
○● Mathistien
●○ Deraquien
○● Flavien
●○ Octavien
○● Stephanivien
○● Gerivien
●○ Melvien
○● Huibairten
○● Thibain
○● Muscadain
○● Fremondain
○● (Montorgains sorting as MONTORGAIN)
○● (Montorgains sorting as MONTORGAIN)
○● Montrohain
○● Ganathain
○● Marcelain
●○ Andelain
○● Nathelain
○● (Feuillelains sorting as FEUILLELAIN)
○● Amelain
○● Godriquelain
○● Godriquelain
○● Theophilain
○● Carvallain
○● Emmanellain
○● Oirellain
○● Camillain
○● Ardolain
○● Outreguerlain
○● Outreguerlain
○● Prosperlain
○● Quemperlain
○● Robairlain
○● Arnoulain
○● Dangoulain
○● Alamenain
○● Alamenain
○● Quentenain
●○ Milchupain
○● Paulecrain
○● Paulecrain
○● Pelderain
○● Pelderain
○● Primerain
○● Primerain
○● Quimperain
●○ Deaufrain
●○ Gontrain
○● Bardelaurain
○● Joultain
●○ Chantain
○● Nantain
○● Ronantain
○● Clementain
○● Aibertain
○● Imbertain
○● Sombrequain
○● Gustavain
○● (Percevains sorting as PERCEVAIN)
○● Quevain
○● Guildivain
○● (Ghivains sorting as GHIVAIN)
●○ Trisvain
○● Pierryvain
○● Julchiezain
○● Joacin
○● Archombadin
○● Theopauldin
○● Valhourdin
●○ Baudin
○● (Lantonceins sorting as LANTONCEIN)
●○ Berengein
○● Franlifin
○● Theobalin
○● Arscelin
○● Arscelin
○● Merthelin
○● Merthelin
○● Maurelin
○● Teaurelin
○● Cravellin
○● Valdeaulin
○● Ursulin
○● Jacquemin
○● Bauricoin
○● Driancoin
○● Beaudefoin
○● (Beaudefoins sorting as BEAUDEFOIN)
●○ Sapladrepoin
○● Uchemantoin
●○ Parcarin
○● Herberin
○● Vallerin
○● Quimperin
○● Saiverin
○● Zephirin
○● Eliassin
●○ Ilgusin
○● Beatin
○● Valtin
○● Quomonrentin
○● Hubairtin
○● Hubairtin
●○ Destin
●○ Faustin
○● Monranguin
○● Monranguin
○● Baurendouin
○● Laurasquin
●○ Joilevin
○● Tescelingeon
●○ Ambleon
●○ Aaveleon
●○ Hantileon
●○ Madelleon
●○ Cutauleon
●○ Velosareon
●○ Magriffon
●○ Dieuffon
●○ Mamaulabion
●○ Erpalacion
●○ Endracion
●○ Jaicedion
●○ (Oustachions sorting as OUSTACHION)
●○ Sharzalion
○● Pandelion
●○ Eugballion
●○ Villion
●○ Chaplion
●○ Rompaulion
●○ Limion
●○ Etermion
●○ Leodarion
●○ Axesarion
●○ Cleuvarion
●○ Civerion
●○ Drexerion
○● Clotairion
●○ Trion
●○ Credaurion
●○ Mildaurion
●○ Arpetion
●○ Arpevion
●○ Palguevion
●○ Alaixion
○● Remaclon
○● Vainchelon
○● Vainchelon
○● Ganelon
●○ (Chaquoillons sorting as CHAQUOILLON)
●○ Marillon
○● Norbertillon
●○ Alphollon
○● (Mayeulons sorting as MAYEULON)
○● (Mayeulons sorting as MAYEULON)
○● (Pierremons sorting as PIERREMON)
●○ Arachagnon
○● Peulagnon
○● Bruvagnon
○● Bernon
●○ Parvipon
○● Chalberon
●○ Quanteilleron
●○ Lanqueron
●○ Phanduron
○● Vadeloison
●○ Palson
●○ Duberasson
○● Tarresson
●○ Doladepaiton
●○ Fusilton
●○ Meldivon
○● Segaulyon
●○ Feroun
●○ Isacio
○● Norvello
●○ Ceno
●○ Jaireto
○● Marcechamp
○● Marcechamp
○● (Alboichamps sorting as ALBOICHAMP)
○● (Meulchamps sorting as MEULCHAMP)
○● (Notrelchamps sorting as NOTRELCHAMP)
○● (Notrelchamps sorting as NOTRELCHAMP)
○● Handeloup
○● Handeloup
○● Chansteloup
○● Teulzacq
●○ Mathlouq
●○ (Deguerendars sorting as DEGUERENDAR)
●○ Evindigar
●○ Alfesar
○● Lancefer
○● (Torsefers sorting as TORSEFER)
○● (Torsefers sorting as TORSEFER)
○● Urianger
●○ Loubier
○● Brunadier
○● Dibourdier
○● Barnier
●○ Guilberdrier
○● Peaumasquier
●○ Greinner
●○ Halver
●○ Yrvaulair
●○ Aivedoir
●○ Mieuseloir
○● Lebrassoir
○● Sartauvoir
●○ Alienor
●○ Lanfeaur
○● Arthilbur
●○ Lebondur
●○ Eperdur
●○ Dilgeur
●○ Panoquieur
○● Leveilleur
○● (Dartancours sorting as DARTANCOUR)
●○ Altedour
○● Thaudour
●○ Diadonour
●○ Roupatour
●○ Harvetour
●○ Bonbavour
●○ Calovour
●○ Rondipur
○● Bohemondas
●○ Taillegeas
●○ Jeantelas
●○ Berlends
●○ Mourices
●○ Draffles
●○ Enchelles
●○ Davilles
●○ Touttaures
○● Foulques
○● Narmandais
○● Larsefauceais
●○ Acheufagais
●○ Nichais
○● Branchais
●○ Clais
○● Martiallais
○● Philipallais
○● Lionnellais
○● Lionnellais
○● Lanverlais
○● Lanverlais
●○ Phillieulais
○● Grillairmais
○● Grillairmais
●○ Ondieumais
○● Corguevais
○● Framoncis
●○ Pagisalis
○● Banlardois
○● Beltardois
○● Beltardois
●○ Lionardois
●○ Bernegeois
○● Lhorulgois
○● Usurlois
●○ Vaulois
○● Mongrignois
○● Saturnois
●○ Julissois
○● Francmontois
○● Alexois
○● Deresnels
○● Drancelmans
○● Aimiliens
○● Montorgains
○● Montorgains
○● Feuillelains
○● Percevains
○● Ghivains
○● Lantonceins
○● Beaudefoins
●○ Oustachions
●○ Chaquoillons
○● Mayeulons
○● Mayeulons
○● Pierremons
○● Alboichamps
○● Meulchamps
○● Notrelchamps
○● Notrelchamps
○● Fauchetemps
●○ Laujaquetemps
○● Fortemps
●○ Deguerendars
○● Torsefers
○● Torsefers
○● Dartancours
○● Aubaints
●○ Rongelouts
●○ Alexius
●○ Jayramus
○● Dorys
●○ Vichauxdat
●○ Mataligeat
●○ Fittesegat
●○ Castilchat
●○ Yaucevouchat
●○ Aurchiat
●○ Neosaliat
●○ Dauperiat
●○ Quelveuiat
●○ Zantaviat
●○ Lurouillat
●○ Baloumat
●○ Charlaimagnat
●○ Alrauverat
●○ Galaihaurat
●○ Eaulevisat
●○ Rodeupansat
●○ Mailloquetat
●○ Nembet
○● Bamponcet
○● Bamponcet
○● Theugondet
●○ Aurfet
●○ Senvaleget
●○ Abioleget
●○ Selfeilliget
●○ Meransarget
○● Travanchet
○● Travanchet
●○ Varchet
●○ Pherchabalet
●○ Perdiouvilet
●○ Vavegallet
○● Fabrellet
●○ Vestillet
○● Pasdevillet
○● Pasdevillet
●○ Choubollet
○● Chaunollet
○● Chaunollet
○● Oscarlet
●○ Joulet
●○ Resauchamet
●○ Maldaramet
○● Roulemet
○● Sailmet
●○ Giloumet
○● Tourcenet
○● Tourcenet
○● Noudenet
○● Noudenet
○● Coultenet
○● Coultenet
●○ Anguenet
○● Fousquenet
○● Fousquenet
○● Veandelinet
○● Hourlinet
○● Hourlinet
○● Faldrinet
○● Jonquinet
○● Vaincannet
○● Vaincannet
●○ Phouminnet
○● Thildonnet
○● Lionnet
○● Beaudonet
○● Beaudonet
○● Louisonet
●○ Atarefaunet
●○ Millerovieunet
●○ Torresapet
○● Guenaret
○● Pascaleret
○● Sylveret
●○ Leuveret
○● Mussalfret
●○ Phairet
○● Valclairet
○● Lidoiret
○● Eugeoiret
●○ Altiret
●○ Calemaunoret
○● Parsemontret
○● Parsemontret
○● Guillestet
○● Guillestet
○● Francquet
●○ Glarociquet
○● Pierriquet
○● Pierriquet
●○ Terounalivet
○● Grondilvet
●○ Arminibit
○● Berengeoit
●○ Pignoit
○● Sancroit
○● Cibleroit
○● Cibleroit
●○ Generoit
○● Honoroit
○● Pastoroit
●○ Nelcabrit
○● Labonrit
●○ Disfaurit
○● Montenbelt
○● Bricelt
○● Duchesnelt
○● Duchesnelt
○● Eurelt
○● Augurelt
○● Caribault
○● Leonceault
●○ Routandeault
●○ Rarcasmeault
●○ Palardaifault
○● Rodrigault
○● Margault
●○ Vainrachault
●○ Ludiault
●○ Riault
○● Fourchenault
○● Fourchenault
○● Aubierault
○● Aubierault
○● Ivaurault
○● Cistault
○● Chlodebaimt
○● Roustebant
○● Roustebant
○● Faustigeant
●○ Coribalgeant
●○ Dapraugeant
●○ Mulaujeant
○● Haurchefant
○● Terrechant
●○ Poudoruchant
●○ Bauliant
○● Matigniant
○● Matigniant
●○ Coderiant
○● Valeriant
○● Loitalant
●○ Irmilant
●○ Faurbellant
●○ Nolvillant
○● Courcillant
●○ Erpolant
●○ Apairemant
●○ Fardimant
●○ Fontoumant
○● Hamignant
○● Bertennant
○● Firminnant
●○ Bonarpant
●○ Lharant
○● Nillefrant
●○ Pelogrant
○● Bloisirant
○● Lasserrant
○● Passemerrant
○● Gontrant
○● Cimeaurant
○● Cimeaurant
●○ Malecharisant
●○ Bricorsant
○● Flotpassant
○● Trisassant
○● Mauguissant
●○ Lengussant
○● Barnabontant
○● Barnabontant
●○ Mistaravant
○● Valeroyant
○● Valeroyant
○● Theomocent
○● Rochedent
●○ Rouhent
○● Larsonient
○● Larsonient
○● Felixient
○● Borlent
○● Florent
●○ Clemaurent
○● (Aubaints sorting as AUBAINT)
●○ Narvecaint
○● Estrelaint
○● Estrelaint
○● Castellaint
○● Padellaint
○● Auberlaint
○● Robairlaint
○● Surlaint
○● Vesnaint
○● Romaraint
○● Severaint
○● Honfraint
○● Ostoiraint
○● Honoraint
○● Ludovraint
○● Constaint
○● Flutaint
○● Bertouaint
○● Bertouaint
○● Jervaint
○● Lamberteint
○● Lamberteint
○● Blodoint
○● Roiteloint
●○ Eaugouint
○● Miraudont
○● Miraudont
●○ Adalefont
●○ Ramaufont
●○ Ulaciont
●○ Phairupegiont
●○ Sabiliont
●○ Ferdoulemiont
●○ Torapiont
●○ Vounebariont
○● Friont
○● Friont
●○ Fondactiont
●○ Phystiont
●○ Aramaviont
●○ Fantarviont
○● Frandelont
○● Boiselont
○● Yvelont
○● Gibrillont
○● Gibrillont
●○ Naguipeillont
●○ Palarillont
●○ Ruillont
●○ Rholont
○● Edmont
○● Brucemont
○● Brucemont
●○ Ragemont
○● Franchemont
○● Dailemont
○● Dellemont
○● Drillemont
○● Drillemont
●○ Gulemont
○● Paulemont
○● Rillemont
○● Jeantremont
○● Rontremont
○● Rontremont
○● Thierremont
○● Thierremont
○● Vairemont
○● Vairemont
○● Valtemont
○● Huguemont
○● Hortimont
○● Hortimont
○● Giphelmont
○● Erimmont
○● Arismont
●○ Leaumont
●○ Bertenont
○● Caulignont
●○ Fransont
○● Bontensont
●○ Yachemidot
○● Drividot
○● Drividot
●○ Rayochindot
●○ Deumagneot
○● Auphiliot
●○ Andalliot
○● Damielliot
●○ Deumiot
○● Guydelot
○● Sonstelot
○● Luquelot
○● Jantellot
○● Jantellot
●○ Equesobillot
○● Prairillot
○● Prairillot
●○ Bistillot
●○ Rouquillot
●○ Pradiulot
●○ Rauteinot
○● Stephannot
●○ Chalvatot
○● Sompt
●○ Morangeart
●○ Miliart
●○ Aubejart
○● Forsemart
○● Forsemart
●○ Radeivepart
○● Gonspart
●○ Lebrart
●○ Raurart
●○ Pauluart
●○ Hildebert
○● Naillebert
○● Aimebert
●○ Audibert
○● Philibert
○● Willibert
○● Charibert
○● Heribert
○● Firmalbert
○● Gilbert
○● Flambert
●○ Garembert
○● Juliembert
○● Juliembert
○● Alaimbert
○● Gilbrisbert
●○ Dangueubert
○● Haurtefert
○● Haurtefert
○● Langloisiert
○● Langloisiert
○● Duremert
○● Duremert
○● Urselmert
○● Daranmert
○● Camalbusert ⚠
○● Flaugustert ⚠
●○ Clavauert
○● Vauxclairt
○● Lanquairt
○● Lanquairt
●○ Helbort
●○ Boncort
●○ Auchefort
○● Painefort
○● Trempefort
●○ Enrefort
○● Hadrefort
○● Haustefort
○● Haustefort
○● Aurifort
○● Aurifort
○● Chatelfort
●○ Pepigort
○● Marcquelort
●○ Callort
○● Forlemort
●○ Ilieumort
○● Vortefaurt
○● Vortefaurt
○● Lanencourt
●○ Chegourt
●○ Commojourt
○● Aubriest
○● Jauminfrest
○● Blamprest
○● Hermenost
○● Orchambaut
○● Orchambaut
●○ Pascaut
●○ Garadaut
●○ Jacodaut
●○ Joseaneaut
●○ Rojaireaut
●○ Virgaut
●○ Illauvalahaut
●○ Corseihaut
○● Hobriaut
○● Hobriaut
●○ Charmealaut
○● Fromelaut
○● Fromelaut
○● Carrilaut
○● Carrilaut
○● Joellaut
○● Renaut
○● Voilinaut
○● Voilinaut
○● Antoinaut
○● Piralnaut
●○ Brunnaut
○● Jandonaut
○● Cahernaut
○● Cahernaut
●○ Olbergieut
●○ Bonmaurieut
○● Pondefout
●○ (Rongelouts sorting as RONGELOUT)
●○ Pretervout
●○ Palcomondau
●○ Halaviabeau
●○ Leporaitceau
●○ Mesachedeau
●○ Cherlodeau
●○ Miageau
●○ Ageneau
●○ Antreneau
○● Fabineau
○● Varlineau
○● Foncrineau
○● Martineau
●○ Vemalpeau
○● Vaindreau
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