Au Ra Raen name generator translation

[FF14Player]

Can anyone translate the names in the name generator for the female Au Ra Raen? Some of the the forenames were easy to search for translations, but Ive had lots of difficulty with the meanings of the surnames.

[lololink]

Well if you could link the one you are interested in then maybe we can help you on the meaning.

[FF14Player]

Honestly, I would like the meaning of all of them, if thats not too much to ask.

[lololink]

The surnames are more or less made up for the purpose of the tribes, at least according to the naming convention post.

The tribes are Xaela, not Raen.

Here are some

Kazarishi ( 錺師 ) Jeweller.
Hatasashi ( 旗指物 ) Flag wearer.
Kabuto ( 甲頭 or 甲 ) helmet/ armor.
Tosho ( 図書 ) Book.
Jizutsu ( 地筒 ) honorary and unpaid gunners.
Meiken ( 名剣 ) Famous/excellent sword.
Mihata ( 御籏 ) Beautiful banner.
Shibunuri, not sure about thise one but it may means ( 渋塗 ) 渋may means a lot of things here is a list :

1. astringent; bitter; puckery; rough; harsh; tart

2. austere; elegant (and unobtrusive); refined; quiet (and simple); sober; sombre; subdued; tasteful (in a quiet way); understated
3. sour (look); glum; grim; sullen; sulky
4. stingy; tight-fisted

while 塗 means painter or lacquering, so it must be linked to painting.

Torioi ( 鳥追 ) Driving off birds by singing (there is a procession held at the New Year to chase away the birds for the year, with children singing songs as the villagers walk from house to house ) http://jisho.org/word/%E9%B3%A5%E8%BF%BD%E3%81%84

Torioi (lit. bird chaser) Used by farmers and hunters

rokuyari ( 六槍 ) Six spears.

Godo ( 倉庫 ) warehouse / treasury.
Tsurugi ( 劒 ) Sword ( double edged unlike katanas )
Maibito ( 舞人 ) Dancer.
Tatewaki ( 帯刀 ) Sword wearer.
Mizuhiki (水引) decorative Japanese cord made from twisted paper ( Check Mizuhiki on wikipedia )
Kaneuchi ( 金内 ) In the gold.
Musa ( 武者 ) Warrior.
Furukane ( 古金 ) Scrap metal.
Buhen ( 武辺 ) Military people.
Bunja ( 文捨 ) Reject writting or litterature.
Hakuuchi ( 箔打 ) Foiling ( metal, like gold ) and striking. ( so linked with goldsmithing ).
Kanshi ( 漢詩 ) Chinese poetry.
Yumishi ( 弓師 ) Bow maker.
Urabito ( 裏人 ) Not sure about this one, 人Hito is for human and 裏 Ura means the back, it can also mean hidden or on the opposite side.
Shirogane ( 白銀 ) Silver ( Lit. white metal )
Kusakari ( 草苅 ) Grass cutter.
Daisho (台所 or 臺所) Stand ( shop ).

Naeuri, two possibilities : ( 苗売 ) seed/seedling seller or nursery ( for tree, not childs )

Naeuri (lit. seedling seller) Used by farmers and sellers of seedlingsKasanui (lit. umbrella weaver) Used by umbrella makersTorioi (lit. bird chaser) Used by farmers and hunters

Akagane ( 赤金 ) Copper ( Lit. Red metal )
Ittetsu, multiples again :
一哲 One/most wise man.
一徹 first kanji is one again but the second can have a lot of meaning see here : http://jisho.org/word/%E9%80%9A%E3%82%8B
一鉄 One/most strong and hard as iron.
Kusushi ( 奇 ) Strange, but the most likely is this one ( 薬師 ) that means doctor.
Yuzuka ( 柚香 ) Citrus aroma.

Akiudo ( 商人 ) Shopkeeper / Merchant.
Kawanami ( 河波 )Wave of the river/stream or ( 河南 )South river / stream.
Kiba ( 黄葉 ) Autumn leaf ( Lit. Yellow leaf ) or ( 木羽 ) wood chips.
Tsuwamono ( 兵士 ) Warrior / soldier.
Daitou ( 大桃 ) Big peach or (大東) Big east.
Sashihai ( 砂嘴這 ) Sandbank crawler/creeper.
Gakunin ( 楽人 ) Court musician.
Bakaro ( 馬喰 ) Horse or cattle trader.
Hagane ( 刄金 ) Gold /Precious metal sword ( 釼 ) Sword/ Dagger / saber ( 羽金 ) Gold feather / wing.
Tabito ( 田人 ) Rice cultivator or ( 旅人 ) Traveller.
Edakumi ( 画工 ) Painter / artist ( drawings, first kanji is image and the other fabrication )
Tachikake ( 太刀掛 ) Holding ( ? ) a greatsword.
Ishiku ( 石工 ) Stonemason.

オビナタ（帯刀） Obinata (lit. blades on waist -> carrying two blades meant one was a warrior)

Kurogane ( 黒金 ) Iron ( Lit. Black metal )
Oshidari ( 忍足 ) Enduring / patient feet ( note that the first kanji is Ninja's Nin 忍者 or Shinobi　忍, so ninja's feet　)
Okeya ( 桶屋 ) Bucket maker.
Fukiku ???
Kaisuri ???
Benitoki ???

There must be other remaining so if you find names I didn't put here tell me so I may translate them but I think I spent too much time of this ^^".

Motokawa (lit. origin skin) Used by hunters and tanners
Nushiya (lit. paint master store) Used by lacquer painters and sellers of lacquered goods
Kasanui (lit. umbrella weaver) Used by umbrella makers

Edit: added correction according to the naming convention post in quotes

[dynus]

The tribes are Xaela, not Raen.

Ah, I misread. Apologies.

[Iskander]

pardon for resurrecting a dead thread, but there's a name generator for au ra? Where?

[Cilia]

pardon for resurrecting a dead thread, but there's a name generator for au ra? Where?

Protip: when naming your character, there is a small button with a die on it that will generate a random name that falls within the race / tribe / sex conventions.

[SwissArmyKnife]

Urabito - Someone who lives by the sea.

Kaisuri - My best reading is Kai - Sea, Suri - cutpurse. So, Pirate?

[Serilda]

Just adding a few guesses. Remember that stylistically they have chosen to represent all long vowel sounds as short ones, so this could greatly expand the number of possibilities. For example, rather than 'book' the name Tosho could be Toushou 刀匠 (swordsmith) or even something more poetic. As they seem to be mostly occupational and geographical names, I feel this would fit better.

The perils of trying to translate names without having the 'original' spellings.

Kaisuri 貝磨 A kind of crafter who traditionally works with seashells.
Shibunuri 渋塗 Another craft-related name, as lololink suggested it's based on a traditional varnishing technique.

Benitoki could have several meanings; 'beni' is almost certainly from 紅 ('crimson') but there are various possibilities for the 'toki' including a type of bird. 'Benitoki' is also an old fashioned type of rouge.

[SuraLancqueor]

Not sure if this thread is gonna get a reply, but I was curious what weaver would be, or someone who works with clothing/making clothes.