Question About Lalafell Sibling Names

[Eloah]

I can't remember their names but the miner siblings, the two brothers and the sister. If we can find their names it might help with the naming convention you wanna do.

[Mysterysword]

I can't remember their names but the miner siblings, the two brothers and the sister. If we can find their names it might help with the naming convention you wanna do.

The Sons in Amajina and Sons? Those siblings appear in the Qarn HM quest.

[Kacho_Nacho]

The Sons in Amajina and Sons? Those siblings appear in the Qarn HM quest.

Ha! I just finished that quest. The ending made me chuckle. Clever, Nenekko. Very clever.

As far as the sibling names, all they share is the double k. (Which has been already pointed out)

So, I'm guessing as long as the first names & last names follow the naming scheme anything is game, unless said character decides to not follow the naming conventions. All of this is fascinating stuff especially when you consider how important family is to a lalafell. It strongly suggests that they place a lot of emphasis on individuality too.

[FJerome]

I can't remember their names but the miner siblings, the two brothers and the sister. If we can find their names it might help with the naming convention you wanna do.

Popokkuli, Seserukka and their sister Nenekko. To my knowledge we've never learnt their secondary names, though.

[Aosha]

Popokkuli, Seserukka and their sister Nenekko. To my knowledge we've never learnt their secondary names, though.

Ah, and there is one of those cases of entirely different names I was trying to think of! Good find.

[alimdia]

Popokkuli, Seserukka and their sister Nenekko. To my knowledge we've never learnt their secondary names, though.

Though we do know the secondary name is different for each one if we follow naming convention, Nenekko would be "Nenekko Nekko", Seserukka would be "Seserukka ____rukka" and so.

[Kakurady]

Popokkuli, Seserukka and their sister Nenekko. To my knowledge we've never learnt their secondary names, though.

Hello from the future! According to Encyclopædia Eorzea II, their names are Popokkuli Sesekkuli and Seserukka Poporukka. And Lolorito Nanarito has a niece named Liliju Liju.

(In Japanese romanization, a doubled consonant letter means putting a glottal stop - shutting the vocal cords and not letting any air through - before the consonant sound. So you can think of the miner siblings' names as "Popo'kuli" and "Seseru'ka" - giving the names almost a staccato quality.)