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Common Names in Morrowind
10.1.1 Female
Occurence: 1
Agrob, Badbog, Bashuk, Bogdub, Bugdurash, Bula, Bulak, Bulfim, Bum, Burub, Burzob, Dura, Durgat, Gashnakh, Ghob, Glasha, Glob, Gluronk, Gonk, Grazob, Gulfim, Kharzug, Lagakh, Lambug, Lazgar, Mogak, Morn, Murob, Murzush, Muzgonk, Nargol, Orbul, Ragash, Rolfish, Rulfim, Shadbak, Shagar, Shagdub, Sharn, Sharog, Shelur, Sloomalah, Uloth, Ulumpha, Urzoth, Urzul, Ushug, Yazgash.
10.1.2 Male
Occurence: 1
Atulg (Atúlg), Azuk, Bagamul, Bakh, Baronk, Bashag, Bazgulub, Bogakh, Borug, Both, Bugdul, Bugharz, Bugrash, Bugrol, Bumbub, Burul, Dreggs, Dul, Dular, Duluk, Duma, Dumbuk, Dumburz, Dur, Durbul, Durgash, Durzol, Durzub, Durzum, Fore Paw, Gakkenfeld, Garothmuk, Garzonk, Gashna, Ghamborz, Ghamonk, Ghoragdush, Ghorlorz, Glush, Gnaw Tooth, Guarg, Gurak, Khadba, Khagra, Khargol, Koffutto, Largakh, Lorbumol, Lorzub, Lugdum, Lugrub, Lurog, Mash, Matuk, Mauhul, Mazorn, Mol, Morbash, Mug, Mugdul, Muk, Murag, Murkub, Murzol, Nag, Nar, Nash, Ogrumbu, Olfin, Olumba, Optio, Orakh, Ra'Gruzgob, Rogdul, Shakh, Shamar, Shamob, Shargam, Sharkub, Shat, Shazgob, Shulong, Shura, Shurkul, Shuzug, Snaglak, Snakha, Snat, Ugdumph, Ughash, Ulam, Umbra, Umug, Uram, Urim, Urul, Urzog, Ushamph, Ushat, Yadba, Yagak, Yak, Yam, Yambagorn, Yambul, Yargol, Yashnarz, Yatur (Yatúr).
Occurence: 2
Durz, Grat, Moghakh.
Occurence: 1
Agadbu, Aglakh, Agum, Atumph, Azorku, Badbu, Bagrat, Bagul, Bamog, Bar, Bargamph, Bashnag, Bat, Batul, Boga, Bogamakh, Bogharz, Bogla, Boglar, Bogrol, Boguk, Bol, Bolak, Bologra, Borbog, Borbul, Bug, Bugarn, Bulag, Bularz, Bulfish, Burbug, Burish, Burol, Buzga, Dugul, Dul, Dula, Dulob, Dumul, Dumulg, Durga, Durog, Durug, Dush, Gar, Gashel, Gat, Ghash, Ghasharzol, Gholfim, Gholob, Ghorak, Gilgar, Glorzuf, Gluk, Glurkub, Gorzog, Grambak, Gulfim, Gurakh, Gurub, Kashug, Khagdum, Kharbush, Kharz, Khash, Khashnar, Khatub, Khazor, Lag, Lagdub, Largum (Largúm), Lazgarn, Loghash, Logob, Logrob, Lorga, Lumbuk, Lumob, Lurkul, Lurn, Luzgan, Magar, Magrish, Mar, Marob, Mashnar, Mogduk, Moghakh, Mughol, Muk, Mulakh, Murgol, Murug, Murz, Muzgob, Muzgub, Muzgur, Ogar, Ogdub, Ogdum, Ogrul, Olor, Olurba, Orbuma, Rimph, Rugob, Rush, Rushub, Shadbuk, Shagdub, Shagdulg, Shagrak, Shagramph, Sham, Shamub, Sharbag, Sharga, Sharob, Sharolg, Shat, Shatub, Shazog, Shug, Shugarz, Shugham, Shula, Shulor, Shumba, Shuzgub, Skandar, Snagarz, Snagdu, Ufthamph, Uftharz, Ugruma, Ular, Ulfimph, Urgak, Ushar, Ushug, Ushul, Uzgurn, Uzuk, Yagarz, Yak, Yargul, Yarzol.
Occurence: 2
Bagdub, Bulfim, Shak, Ulfish.
Traditional Orcish names consist of three elements: (1.) The individual's given name and (3.) a parent's name, which is introduced by (2.) the nasab1 "gra" ("Daughter of") or "gro" ("Son of"), depending on the individual's gender. In one specific case we find the nasab "gor": This might be an error, or it could express that the individual's parent is unknown. Then it might be that the individual bears instead of the parent's name its foster-father's name; then the nasab "gor" could mean "foster-son of" (and respectively "gar" = "foster-daughter of"). Furthermore intercourse between Orcs and members of other peoples seems possible, this would explain an orcish name such as the Imperial-Orcish "Optio Bologra" or the more alien "Koffutto Gilgar". In such a case the rules of traditional Orcish nomenclature are invalidate.
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1 Arabic phrase used for nominal elements which express a bearer's degree of relationship.
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