good dunmer last name for my dunmer?

Aliyavana

Hello all, I have searched the wiki and all the name combinations that I have tried don't seem to work with the dunmer name I am trying to create. My dunmer will be called kamilda and I was wondering if anyone can help me with a dunmer last name that sounds dunmerish because all the ones in the wiki didn't sound good

Buffler

Dumner

WolfingHour

Kamilda, the Guilt ridden enslaver?

Aliyavana

hmm they are just argonians

Totalitarian

Choose one of the last names of the Great Houses. That can't go wrong.

kip_silverwolf

You could try this, which has an option to generate a surname (plus a title, if you're so inclined).

http://eso.tamriel.org/DunmerNameGenerator.php

SanSan

Kamilda ButtWaxer III
(Kamilda ButtWaxer the 3rd)

Duiwel

Telvannis
Veloth
Almsivi
Nerevar
Indoril
Falen

starkerealm

Kamilda sounds more Nord than Dunmer...

Anyway...

Andrano
Saren
Aryon
Dralas
Hlervu
Beleth
Dran
Darys
Hlen
Nirith
Varyon
Varys
Ulven
Ginith
Indavel
Lloryn
Morvayn
Nasyal
Sero
Sarvani
Llethro
Ralvel
Relas
Verethi
Uvani

SantieClaws

Hmm khajiit has many suggestions. Many many oh so impolite suggestions.

None of which may be written here ...

As an alternative this one would suggest Sulkygrumps or Meanyface.

Yours with paws
Santie Claws

Dojohoda

My dunmer's last name is Helbaron.

There is a list of names at http://uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dark_Elf_Names

Kamilda Kil
Kamilda Shin-Ilu
Kamilda Kaliki

Lots of possibilties

lardvader

I got two brothers, a DK on my main account and a sorc on the other - they're proud members of the DeBruce family. They are stern and grim, rarely speak but every Friday they party with Khajiit and soften their mood on scooma.

Amdar_Godkiller

Godkiller...

Sorry, my Dunmer was raised by dirt-worshipping Nords...

starkerealm

Amdar_Godkiller wrote: »

Godkiller...

Sorry, my Dunmer was raised by dirt-worshipping Nords...

Wait, we're naming a Nord now? Rrgnar Face-Mauler!

Mojmir

I use drow names

Sheezabeast

My Dunmer's last name is Dres

sekou_trayvond

You can never go wrong with one of the Great Houses.

My two are Dres and Indoril, respectively.

GrigorijMalahevich

Smith
or
Matumba

nine9six

Hlaalu because we're the best!

LordSock

Kamilda Brumhilda

Kamilda is a horrible name for a Dunmer btw.

Rohamad_Ali

Greenthumb PH.D.

IcyDeadPeople

arcadiadark wrote: »

Hello all, I have searched the wiki and all the name combinations that I have tried don't seem to work with the dunmer name I am trying to create. My dunmer will be called kamilda and I was wondering if anyone can help me with a dunmer last name that sounds dunmerish because all the ones in the wiki didn't sound good

Maybe an Ashlander surname would be a better fit

http://uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dark_Elf_Names#Dunmer_Ashlander_Names

Moonscythe

Sulkygrumps That's why I have never been able to make a Dunmer woman. I did make a Dunmer grandfather sort with white hair. His Meanyface works. His name is Baaji Indarys. Baaji is Tibetan and means old man. Indarys is one of the traditional Dunmer surnames.

Aliyavana

I took the name Lloryn and made a variation of it. I came up lloryl. I am unsure if it had the sound I was going for and I wanted the ryl to sound like rail so I can up with llorayle. Does ryl sound like rail? or would I have to go with rayle?

starkerealm

arcadiadark wrote: »

I took the name Lloryn and made a variation of it. I came up lloryl. I am unsure if it had the sound I was going for and I wanted the ryl to sound like rail so I can up with llorayle. Does ryl sound like rail? or would I have to go with rayle?

-ryl would be "rill," or possibly "rile." -rayle would be "rail" or "ray-el," depending on your preferences. I'm not sure if that's supposed to be LL or IL at the beginning. If it's LL, then it would probably be pronounced "low-ray-el." If it's IL, then I'd guess "Ill-o-rail."

I mean, I'm guessing here, and I'm saying this as someone who's actual surname follows neither English pronunciation patterns nor the original language's pronunciation.

Aliyavana

starkerealm wrote: »

arcadiadark wrote: »

I took the name Lloryn and made a variation of it. I came up lloryl. I am unsure if it had the sound I was going for and I wanted the ryl to sound like rail so I can up with llorayle. Does ryl sound like rail? or would I have to go with rayle?

-ryl would be "rill," or possibly "rile." -rayle would be "rail" or "ray-el," depending on your preferences. I'm not sure if that's supposed to be LL or IL at the beginning. If it's LL, then it would probably be pronounced "low-ray-el." If it's IL, then I'd guess "Ill-o-rail."

I mean, I'm guessing here, and I'm saying this as someone who's actual surname follows neither English pronunciation patterns nor the original language's pronunciation.

Yah I was wondering if The double L had effect on pronouncation or if one of the ls was silent. so lloril, lorile, lorayel is up as my choices, ill keep these in consideration, ty

starkerealm

arcadiadark wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

arcadiadark wrote: »

I took the name Lloryn and made a variation of it. I came up lloryl. I am unsure if it had the sound I was going for and I wanted the ryl to sound like rail so I can up with llorayle. Does ryl sound like rail? or would I have to go with rayle?

-ryl would be "rill," or possibly "rile." -rayle would be "rail" or "ray-el," depending on your preferences. I'm not sure if that's supposed to be LL or IL at the beginning. If it's LL, then it would probably be pronounced "low-ray-el." If it's IL, then I'd guess "Ill-o-rail."

I mean, I'm guessing here, and I'm saying this as someone who's actual surname follows neither English pronunciation patterns nor the original language's pronunciation.

Yah I was wondering if The double L had effect on pronouncation or if one of the ls was silent. so lloril, lorile, lorayel is up as my choices, ill keep these in consideration, ty

In theory, the double L extends the time you hold the sound slightly. In practice... "eh, kinda."

Aliyavana

I came up with llorale, Tho would it require the double l to be distributed toward the middle or is it better to keep toward the front?