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CAP 31 - Part 13 - Name Submissions
- Thread starter Quanyails
- Start date
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WIP 2/3
Wealthump
Combination of wealthy and hump
pronounced well-thump
Wealthump
Combination of wealthy and hump
pronounced well-thump
WIP (3/3)
Zircamel
"Zircon" + "Camel"
Pronounced: "Zur-ka-muhl"
Zircamel
"Zircon" + "Camel"
Pronounced: "Zur-ka-muhl"
WIP 3/3
Glamorump
glamorous + hump
gla-mhr-ump
Glamorump
glamorous + hump
gla-mhr-ump
Final Submission
Diamadary
Diamond + Dromedary
Pronounced: "die-muh-dare-ee"
Diamadary
Diamond + Dromedary
Pronounced: "die-muh-dare-ee"
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WIP 1/3
Camajhal
Camel (even-toed ungulates belonging to the suborder Tylopoda, known for their distinctive fatty humps) + Taj Mahal (famed Indian marble mausoleum built for Mughal emperor Shah Jahan to house his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal)
Pronounced: cam-MAHJ-hall
WIP 2/3
Bactrilliant
Bactrian (as in the variety of camel CAP 31 is inspired by) + Brilliant (used to describe some diamonds... and game remakes)
Pronounced: back-TRILL-ee-ent
WIP 3/3
Vizieriana
Vizier (a high official in some Muslim states, particularly the old Ottoman Empire) + Bactriana (another name for the historical Bactria region)
Pronounced: VIZ-EER-ee-AH-nuh
Camajhal
Camel (even-toed ungulates belonging to the suborder Tylopoda, known for their distinctive fatty humps) + Taj Mahal (famed Indian marble mausoleum built for Mughal emperor Shah Jahan to house his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal)
Pronounced: cam-MAHJ-hall
WIP 2/3
Bactrilliant
Bactrian (as in the variety of camel CAP 31 is inspired by) + Brilliant (used to describe some diamonds... and game remakes)
Pronounced: back-TRILL-ee-ent
WIP 3/3
Vizieriana
Vizier (a high official in some Muslim states, particularly the old Ottoman Empire) + Bactriana (another name for the historical Bactria region)
Pronounced: VIZ-EER-ee-AH-nuh
WIP 1/3
Alzarkutabah
Alzarkun (zircon in arabic) + Mutabah (ostentatious in arabic)
Zircon for its jewelry, and ostentatious as it displays excessive luxury and wealth.
WIP 2/3
Alzarkusrif
Alzarkun (zircon in arabic) + Musrif (lavish in arabic)
The same as the previous one but instead of ostentatious, lavish.
WIP 3/3
Mutasrimaq
Mutabah (ostentatious in arabic) + Musrif (lavish in arabic) + Munamaq (bombastic in arabic)
The three words have similar meanings, which have to do with the personality of CAP 31
Alzarkutabah
Alzarkun (zircon in arabic) + Mutabah (ostentatious in arabic)
Zircon for its jewelry, and ostentatious as it displays excessive luxury and wealth.
WIP 2/3
Alzarkusrif
Alzarkun (zircon in arabic) + Musrif (lavish in arabic)
The same as the previous one but instead of ostentatious, lavish.
WIP 3/3
Mutasrimaq
Mutabah (ostentatious in arabic) + Musrif (lavish in arabic) + Munamaq (bombastic in arabic)
The three words have similar meanings, which have to do with the personality of CAP 31
WIP 1/3
Bactrultan
Bactrian, a camel with two large, vertical humps, and Sultan.
Back - truhl - tun
WIP 2/3
Diatriultan
Diamond + Bactrian + Sultan
Die - uh - tree - ult - in
Side note: I love that design :)
Bactrultan
Bactrian, a camel with two large, vertical humps, and Sultan.
Back - truhl - tun
WIP 2/3
Diatriultan
Diamond + Bactrian + Sultan
Die - uh - tree - ult - in
Side note: I love that design :)
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WIP
Dunemir
From "dune" (a mound or ridge of sand) + "emir" (title for a high-ranking official, of Arabic origin)
Pronounced "DOON-uh-meer"
Dunemir
From "dune" (a mound or ridge of sand) + "emir" (title for a high-ranking official, of Arabic origin)
Pronounced "DOON-uh-meer"
WIP (1/3)
Dromedome
Dromedary + Dome (domed roofs are prevalent in Middle Eastern architecture + referring to a camel's hump)
Pronounced: DRAH-maw-DOHM
A really simple name, but it has a nice ring to it.
WIP (2/3)
Bactriumph
Bactrian + Triumph (referencing wealth and status)
Pronounced: bak-TRY-umf
Another simple name that I like.
WIP (3/3)
Reservessel
Reserve (in reference to a stash of money + camels reserve fat in their humps) + Vessel (camels are often referred to as "ships of the desert")
Pronounced: REH-suhr-VEH-sol
I'm not as confident with this name as the others, but it's certainly my most creative of the three!
Dromedome
Dromedary + Dome (domed roofs are prevalent in Middle Eastern architecture + referring to a camel's hump)
Pronounced: DRAH-maw-DOHM
A really simple name, but it has a nice ring to it.
WIP (2/3)
Bactriumph
Bactrian + Triumph (referencing wealth and status)
Pronounced: bak-TRY-umf
Another simple name that I like.
WIP (3/3)
Reservessel
Reserve (in reference to a stash of money + camels reserve fat in their humps) + Vessel (camels are often referred to as "ships of the desert")
Pronounced: REH-suhr-VEH-sol
I'm not as confident with this name as the others, but it's certainly my most creative of the three!
Final Submission
Humparumph
A combination of "Hump" + "Harumph".
Pronounced: "HUMP-a-RUMPH"
IPA: [hʌmp ə ɹʌmf]
Aside from the obvious connection of "Hump", "Harumph" is a phrase commonly used to pompously clear ones throat or show dissaproval. Considering this camels basis on royalty, as well as its "uptight" personality, I felt that this name was very fitting for this design. Harumph!
Humparumph
A combination of "Hump" + "Harumph".
Pronounced: "HUMP-a-RUMPH"
IPA: [hʌmp ə ɹʌmf]
Aside from the obvious connection of "Hump", "Harumph" is a phrase commonly used to pompously clear ones throat or show dissaproval. Considering this camels basis on royalty, as well as its "uptight" personality, I felt that this name was very fitting for this design. Harumph!
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Final Submission
Majestary
A combination of Majestic and Dromedary. Also sounds similar to Majesty.
Pronounced MA-jest-ary
IPA: məˈjesterē
The camel is very, very majestic with the hat and the diamond saddle, and while it isn't a dromedary exactly, we do be starved for camel words. It also nicely sounds similar to Majesty, cause the camel is very kingly.
Majestary
A combination of Majestic and Dromedary. Also sounds similar to Majesty.
Pronounced MA-jest-ary
IPA: məˈjesterē
The camel is very, very majestic with the hat and the diamond saddle, and while it isn't a dromedary exactly, we do be starved for camel words. It also nicely sounds similar to Majesty, cause the camel is very kingly.
Final Submission
Soiltan
"Soil" + "Sultan"
Pronounced: "Soyl-Tn"
I concluded that out of my 3 WIPs, I liked this one the most. The name emphasizes that it is a royal Ground camel in a clean way.
Soiltan
"Soil" + "Sultan"
Pronounced: "Soyl-Tn"
I concluded that out of my 3 WIPs, I liked this one the most. The name emphasizes that it is a royal Ground camel in a clean way.
Final Submission
Caliphump
"Caliph" + "Hump"
Pronouned: CAL-eh-fump
IPA: kæl-ɛ-fump
A Caliph is a regal and prestigious leader of the muslim world, very fitting of the look of nobility of cap 31. Hump was used as humps are one of (if not the) defining feature of camels and for 31 is especially true, with it's majestic gems being displayed proudly atop it's humps. Also it's really fun to say, 'fump' is a fun sound lol.
Caliphump
"Caliph" + "Hump"
Pronouned: CAL-eh-fump
IPA: kæl-ɛ-fump
A Caliph is a regal and prestigious leader of the muslim world, very fitting of the look of nobility of cap 31. Hump was used as humps are one of (if not the) defining feature of camels and for 31 is especially true, with it's majestic gems being displayed proudly atop it's humps. Also it's really fun to say, 'fump' is a fun sound lol.
Final Submission
Egypsum
“Egypt” + “Gypsum” (a type of gemstone)
Pronounced: “Eee-JIP-suhm”
IPA: i’jhpsəm
Egypsum
“Egypt” + “Gypsum” (a type of gemstone)
Pronounced: “Eee-JIP-suhm”
IPA: i’jhpsəm
Final Submission
Camamusa
“Camel” + “Mansa Musa”
Pronounced: “KA-muh-MOO-suh”
Takes inspiration after Mansa Musa, the rich King of the Mali Empire, known for his pilgrimage to Mecca. The Mansa has a sort of parallel to CAP 31, a wealthy, royal camel, an animal that is generally associated with travel across arid climates. Of those two drafts I had, I decided to go with this one, as a friend had commented on how the name itself acted like two humps on a camel, with its two emphasized syllables.
Camamusa
“Camel” + “Mansa Musa”
Pronounced: “KA-muh-MOO-suh”
Takes inspiration after Mansa Musa, the rich King of the Mali Empire, known for his pilgrimage to Mecca. The Mansa has a sort of parallel to CAP 31, a wealthy, royal camel, an animal that is generally associated with travel across arid climates. Of those two drafts I had, I decided to go with this one, as a friend had commented on how the name itself acted like two humps on a camel, with its two emphasized syllables.
WIP (1/3)
Gemineigh
Gem + Gemini + Neigh (yes camels don't neigh whatever go home)
WIP (2/3)
Mineret
Miner + Minaret
Gemineigh
Gem + Gemini + Neigh (yes camels don't neigh whatever go home)
WIP (2/3)
Mineret
Miner + Minaret
Final Submission
Camelotte
From "Camel" + "A lot", and "Camelot", King Arthur's castle, respelled for variation.
Pronounced: KAM-uhl-ot
IPA: kæməl:ɒt
Camelotte
From "Camel" + "A lot", and "Camelot", King Arthur's castle, respelled for variation.
Pronounced: KAM-uhl-ot
IPA: kæməl:ɒt
WIP (2/3)
Alhambac
From Alhambra (a famous palace and monument of Islamic architecture) + Bactrian or back
Pronounced ahl-HAHM-bak
Alhambac
From Alhambra (a famous palace and monument of Islamic architecture) + Bactrian or back
Pronounced ahl-HAHM-bak
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