Common Names in the Pirem Empire
These names are typical first names. Not everyone will have a last name. In some cases a last name may reflect the town the person is from, may indicate who the person=s father is, or may comment about the person.
Cali Ail Fafra
Eliza Imi Var'lem
Arif Nar Voliraji
>Ail - child of Example: Haj >ail Pract=la
>Imi - of the town of Example: Emra >imi Lielm
>Nar - the Example: Cafram >nar Aem=fijsa (Cafram the Sandwalker)
Please note the an underscore under a vowel indicated that the vowel is long. When written properly the underscore is actually an over score (limited keyboard)
Names are all unisex.
A=caj
A=fer
A=hama(m)
A=havi
Afalar
Ali
Amam
Amatir
Amir
Arif
Asra
Azzi
Cafal
Cajal
Cali
Caral
Carem
Cicira
Cifa
Cifja
Cihali
Cij
Cira
Ciral
Ciri
Cira
Ciri=a
Crel
Cris
E=ja
Efra
Efraha
Eija
El=sha
Eliza
Emra
Er=ram
Era=jeh
Erahj
Esah
Eva
Evaja
Ezim
Facris
Fafra
Faij
Fama
Famaj
Famal
Famel
Fanar
Fapahma
Fapar(i)
Farij(i)
Favar
Fejas
Fepi
Fezal
Friha
Hac
Hafima
Haij
Haj
Halam
Hali
Halmaj
Hara’em
Haram
Hevir
Hijal
Himaj
Hiral
Ihara(l)
Ij=mal
Ila
Irajri(l)
Iram
Iris
Isali
Ishmal
Ishamal
Ivaraj
Izzac
Ja=el
Jacel(a)
Jael
Jafar
Jafica
Jafical
Jafer
Jahafra
Jasmim
Jazial
Jazim
Ji=vaf
Jica
Jirac
Jirah
Ka’ram
Kalif
L=tala
La=ila
Lahem(a)
Lajas
Lasaj
Lataj(a)(i)
Lazha
Le=as
Leraj
Lilm
Mafamat(i)
Mahamat
Mahir
Majel
Malila
Malisija
MarihataMaswa?
Mi’shalia
Milah
Miral
Misha(l)
Oraji
P=hra
Paji
Pamal
Pamar
Pava=il
Pavel
Pecaj
Pehja
Pelmal
Ptaj
Pumar
Rac=maha
Rachi
Rafij
Raj
Ramac
Rashil
Riaj
Rihaj
Rijem
Rimi
Rami
Sajah
Sarah
Sarah
Scaj
Selam
Selir
Seraj
Shal
Shalem
Sicaj
Sjem
Stefami
T=j
Tarim
Tatir
Taval
Tavi
Terah
Teraj
Tirji
Va=er
Vajal
Vezil
Vira
Visha(L)
Wafri
Wajal
Wal=taj
Zalaf
Zhara
Zi’aff
Zihaf
Zija=ah
Ziral
Pir=em Dictionary
This is a small smattering of the Pirem language.
Alem - This refer to a Land/country/Holdings. An Alm=s land is refered to as Alemi. A country or Empire is Alem. The word Pir=em means Holy Land Piri + Alem. The > helps shorten the word to Pir=em
Alm - This word means a noble who holds lands granted by the Ji=al=ifar (emperor). Has rights to vote on who is elected to the Pajmal council.
Asal - Inn
Casm - This word means dark or foreboding
Ch=elm - Title given to the Head of the Church of Chal
Cha=zul - Title given to clergy of Chal
Chal - The God of the Pir=em people
Fa - Means Empty
Ji=al=ifar - The title of the ruler of Pir=em
Jim - Means great
Mi - small
Mji=am - The title given to those who practice magic
Pi=zulalm - Refers to Holy Warriors/Paladins
Pir=ulra - Temple
Piri - Holy
Rajim - Mountain
Rajimmi - Hills
Shaval - Forest
Shelar - Jungle
Sja - Shadows
Sja=ji=am - title given to a Mji=am (mage) who belongs to the Mji=ramil (Assembly of Mages). This title means Shadowmage.
Sru=aj - Fortress
Ta=em - Sword
Tulri - House
Valas - River
Vami - Lake
Var=lem - Island
Vara - Ocean
Vasi - Water
Zasir - Waystation Jezeral - cobra
Fa’raj’zi’al - tiger
Haro’jil - Horse
Iro’jilam - Ram
Orador - Wolf
Voliraji - Eagle
Ramacalar - Bull
Vulacajra - Vulture
Izifalo - Wasp
Lazilar - Crocodile
Jazijaz - Hummingbird
Lizalor - Ant
Gizasi - Mole
Mozazal - Eel
Ihal’aho - Antelope
Damara - Lion
Quora’dor – dog
Vazi’raji - hawk
Gamiri – Leopard
O’zoraj - owl