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Revision as of 20:24, 2 September 2020

In Vitosium, the "first name" (as described in e.g. birth certificates) is what a child goes by, although a middle name (if any) may be preferred—both also known as "given names." The "last name" is usually taken from a child's parents, which may be from either or both (joined by hyphenation).

Courtesy titles may be used on official documents in Vitosium, and are frequently used in formal situations such as business correspondence or meetings.

The following courtesy titles are used by default or can be chosen by the bearer when completing a form or application:

Mr. (Mister) (referencing any male)
Mrs. (Missus) (referencing a married, widowed, or divorced female)
Miss (Miss) (referencing a single young female)
Ms. (Miz) (referencing a female of any age without specifying her marital status).
When referring to a woman whose marital status that one does not know, it is common to write Ms., but no specific rules apply. Using a courtesy title in a non-formal situation may be construed as wrong and awkward.

Although each person has one of the above titles in their name, other titles may be acquired through various ways. The titles of Dr. (doctor) and Prof. (Professor) are acquired through schooling. Often the titles for professors and medical doctors are used instead of the Given name of the individual when being said by one of the individuals students or patients. This does not apply, however, for friends and family and is strictly prohibited to those using the service of the individual and does not know the individual well enough. An example would be for a medical doctor named Gino. His friends would say, "Hello, Gino," but his patients would say, "Hello, doctor."

Below are lists of names you would find in Vitosium.

First Names (Male)

Abello
Alesto
Alexander
Ambrose
Anthony
Arlotto
Arlo
Barrett
Benjamin
Braxon
Brigido
Brunnos
Callum
Cinto
Damiano
Danilo
Dean
Desmond
Edward
Fausto
Fortuno
Gareth
Garrett
Genovivo
Graesen
Jassico
Kohren
Lauro
Leon
Lisandras
Livio
Lucius
Lucilio
Luzio
Marciano
Marsden
Micalo
Morando
Naiaro
Natano
Nelo
Rosito
Sofio
Sylas
Teio
Teofilo
Tobis
Vincent
Viriato
Viviano
Wilson
Zen

First Names (Female)

Abilia
Alannah
Alestra
Amaranth
Anise
Antelma
Ariella
Avalynn
Aximina
Bia
Brilea
Bruna
Calla
Camla
Candice
Carvala
Casimira
Celessa
Dafnea
Damiana
Davida
Domina
Emory
Fae
Fanella
Felicia
Goncala
Jonata
Josefa
Lanisa
Leiona
Marcianne
Michelle
Ovidia
Plinia
Rae
Rencia
Riga
Rylianne
Saternina
Shonee
Sintia
Soraia
Tacita
Teofila
Tiaga
Tiburcia
Timotea
Tobia
Tulia
Valenta
Viriata
Zia

Surnames

Abrilo
Aguas
Alcantara
Amarallio
Amaro
Andradia
Antuno
Antuza
Araudo
Arvesio
Arvest
Avillio
Azeveda
Baboa
Balentos
Baranta
Barras
Bouveia
Botello
Brago
Caligaro
Caligaras
Calimera
Calimoros
Calmeia
Calotaro
Comio
Cantos
Carvallio
Coambra
Cobbend
Cobo
Coboso
Coimbrio
Coppera
Corta
Costio
Cotao
Craftia
Danilas
de Borga
de Calo
de Calta
de Coso
de Garo
de Limo
de Mera
de Moa
de Nilo
de Oura
de Pera
de Pilva
de Salo
Dosa
Famara
Famarza
Fidallio
Fonnend
Fonti
Goodend
Grovo
Groza
Guimaro
Guinelo
Highmore
Kaymore
Labo
Laguas
Latos
Lenmore
Linio
Luzio
Maguas
Mandao
Molantano
Monia
Montas
Montley
Morlend
Morza
Nariatra
Navarras
Navarza
Navellio
Overley
Overmore
Paivas
Palacino
Palmas
Penello
Pariola
Parriden
Pavellend
Pera
Poura
Piatta
Pinio
Queiros
Rathmore
Rega
Rencio
Renoa
Saldana
Saltoni
Sampos
Saraivas
Sashia
Seitas
Shannonoa
Silvas
Sombend
Sobo
Sosa
Tabiasso
Taletti
Talgo
Tarneiro
Tascarena
Tatos
Tenoa
Tiabra
Timbend
Toura
Touveia
Toza
Vallend
Varelas
Veitao
Venancias
Venoa
Veras
Vonnera
Vurner
Waltas
Watt
Wellend
Yardley
Yardmore
Zimmermore