Iron Kingdoms – Names for Gobber

Gobber names are a single long name which is a compound of a first name + mother’s first name + father’s first name + descriptive name. Most humans simply use some nick name to address gobbers.

Male          Female          With age a Gobber gets a descriptor. The descriptors have double meanings.
Descriptor – Translation
Ad
Ant
Az
Boll
Bert
Bork
Dag
Dar
Gek
Gork
Gort
Gul
Gun
Hek
Hok
Kanh
Kug
Lan
Lok
Mo
Mog
Nat
Nun
Ork
Oz
Pok
Poon
Rak
Ranh
Tak
Thak
Tok
Tot
Tun
Tur
Un
Vog
Vorg
Zhag
Agghi
Ala
Anh
Ano
Ara
Atra
Bel
Da
Dar
Enda
Gan
Gara
Geka
Gola
Gomm
Gren
Grend
Kat
Lom
Mari
Meg
Nan
Rala
Ren
Sele
Tere
Ugga
Ula
Vel
Walu
Wikka
ag, ak – untouchable, noisy or annoying
agen, aken – tough, stubborn
aggan, akkan – bloodthirsty, gullible
ahun – always ready, lascivious or sadistic
alog, alok – wise or clever, meek
amun – skilled camouflager, unimportant
aneg, anek – ferocious, irrational & gluttonous
anen – stealthy, nervous or insecure
anheg, anhek – toolmaker, old & senile
ano – adept or nimble, weak
arag, arak – powerful, smells horrible
atol – good friend, leader in battle
dara – healthy or long lived, conservative
egga, ekka – radiant, manic
eleg, elek – precise, pretty & delicate
emun – efficient, aggressive
gamun – quiet and withdrawn, maniacal
gana – exceptional, obese
gar – fish, provider
garda – bold, uncouth & vulgar
gekan – craftsman or artist, fickle
heleg, helek – heroic, domineering
holdt – cave or hole, fortress
kam – dexterous, cowardly
kan – sly, unrelaible
meleg, melek – restrained, maudlin & morbid
obalt – prankster, hardhearted
omog, omok – animal friend, good cook
ona – healer or brewer, eccentric
onan – strong, loner
oran – distinguished, strange
ralog, ralok – clever and creative, impractical
rel – observant, quiet and passive
uladar – innovative, cheater
ulag, ulak – intense, aloof
ulug, uluk – insatiable, unstoppable
uman – faithful and determined, fanatical
uren – dreamer, sickly
vi – shrewd, scavenger

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