Arkeni names

Arkeni names are relatively complex compared to English names. While they follow the same order (given name, second given name, surname), there are components within given names that can indicate social status, personality, and more. These parts are lensed from both Sonti and Armenne.

Given names
Given names most often have two parts each. The first part is called the noki, and the second part is called the loka. Both parts have meaning and can be combined to be a meaningful name. The noki is most often a syllable that ends with a consonant. Nik, Joc, and Pon are examples. The loka is most often a syllable that doesn't end with a consonant. Ri, To, and Ca are examples.

Surnames
Surnames, while not as much as given names, also have a meaning. There is a caste system in Arkeni, although the details are sensitive. Due to this, surnames often indicate a family's role in society. Here's some examples of surnames which indicate caste:
 * Panateniva: Last name reserved for royalty.
 * Kinimo: Last name reserved for farmers.
 * Lajalicile: A last name reserved for supposed descendants of Alicile. People with this last name, despite having roles that are considered average, are treated with high respect and reported on by the media.