Creating A Na'vi Name

Started by Srungsiyu Ayeylanä, January 04, 2021, 10:47:01 AM

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Srungsiyu Ayeylanä

Hey everyone, I'm new to the Na'vi language and I was wondering how I can make my own Na'vi name. I have a few ideas, but I don't know if they are grammatically correct or not. My current ideas are (in English): "Strong and Worthy Musician", "Helper of Friends", and "Guardian of the Heart". I translated the first name and got "Txur Pxan Pamtseotu", but I don't know if that correct grammar. I would greatly appreciate any help in creating my Na'vi name. Irayo!
"Fraunil awngeyä tsun slivu ngay txo nìyey awngaru livu tìtstew fte nivongspe' sat." - ta Walt Disney

Toliman

Kaltxì ulte zola'u nìprte' :)

Txura pamtseotu apxan or Pxana pamtseotu atxur is good :)

Srungsiyu Ayeylanä

Quote from: Toliman on January 04, 2021, 10:58:44 AM
Kaltxì ulte zola'u nìprte' :)

Txura pamtseotu apxan or Pxana pamtseotu atxur is good :)

Thanks! What would the other two names be?
"Fraunil awngeyä tsun slivu ngay txo nìyey awngaru livu tìtstew fte nivongspe' sat." - ta Walt Disney

Toliman

Ah yeah, I overlooked that remaninig two names :-[ Then:

Helper of Friends: Srungsiyu ayeylanä or just Srungsiyu eylanä

Guardian of the Heart: Hawnuyu txe'lanä

Srungsiyu Ayeylanä

Quote from: Toliman on January 04, 2021, 12:16:26 PM
Ah yeah, I overlooked that remaninig two names :-[ Then:

Helper of Friends: Srungsiyu ayeylanä or just Srungsiyu eylanä

Guardian of the Heart: Hawnuyu txe'lanä

Irayo!
"Fraunil awngeyä tsun slivu ngay txo nìyey awngaru livu tìtstew fte nivongspe' sat." - ta Walt Disney

Toliman


Aonkxum Te Tunkxor

Kaltxì,
I would like to know if the name Aonkxum Te Akxrilotx Ekìru'itan is grammatically correct, what the name means, and if Na'vi names have any stress in them like Na'vi words do (and if so how would I figure out the stress in them, especially when making names).

Vawmataw

It seems to be following the rules of the language (A/on/kxum Te Akx/ri/lotx E/kì/ru/'i/tan). It would roughly mean Aonkuxum of Akxrilotx, son of Ekìru. I don't think the terms themselves, apart from te (of [family name]) and 'itan (son), mean something, it seems to come from a generator that just makes up names following the phonetic rules of Na'vi. As for the stress, you can check for 'itan, but since the rest is not already existing names, I think you can determine whatever you want.
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Aonkxum Te Tunkxor

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Irayo.  :)
I did get it from a generator, so that's probably why. I want to make some names like Brave Explorer, Great Caretaker, Strong Builder, and Pure of Heart or something similar to it. If anyone could help with translating those it would be greatly appreciated.

Edit: I tried to make some names like Tunkxum (thick purple), Tunkxor (purple powerful waterfall), Txulasiyu (build maker), and Fpomvewng or Fpomsiyu or Fpomronsiyu (caretaker). Idk if any of those are grammatically correct or are good sounding names. So help with that would be appreciated.

Tirea Aean

#9
Quote from: Aonkxum Te Tunkxor on January 14, 2024, 09:02:05 AMIrayo.  :)
I did get it from a generator, so that's probably why. I want to make some names like Brave Explorer, Great Caretaker, Strong Builder, and Pure of Heart or something similar to it. If anyone could help with translating those it would be greatly appreciated.

Brave Explorer : tstewa langyu  /  langyu atstew
Great Caretaker : nawma vewngyu  /  vewngyu anawm
Strong Builder : txura txulayu  /  txulayu atxur

Strangely enough, we don't have "pure" yet, though I think eventually we should. Closest I can think of maybe is "clean" or "innocent" (at least until Pawl gets a chance to reveal that word to us)

Clean Heart : laroa txe'lan  /  txe'lan alaro
Innocent Heart : layla txe'lan  /  txe'lan alayl

Aonkxum Te Tunkxor

Irayo ma Tirea Aean.  :)
Hopefully we do get a word for it in the future.

Tirea Aean

Quote from: Aonkxum Te Tunkxor on January 15, 2024, 02:50:16 PMIrayo ma Tirea Aean.  :)
Hopefully we do get a word for it in the future.

Nìprrte' ma Aonkxum :D
I hope so too