I just thought about it. All in-town female npc names start with an "a" movement.
Akara, Fara, mala, Anya, Kashya, Natalya etc...
Odd.
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In some languages it's natural that all female names and most items with female grammatical gender end with "a", i.e. Polish. We have Karolina, Marta, Maria, but also "kosiarka" (lawn mower), "drukarka" (printer), "lampa" (lamp) and so on. There's probably some other languages like that, too.
Makes me wonder who was naming NPCs during D2 development
Makes me wonder who was naming NPCs during D2 development
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Also in romanian almost all women names end with "a". Ana, Maria, Cristina, Alina, Felicia, Ramona, Mihaela, Luiza, Elena, Gabriela... and so on.
Are few exceptions: "Carmen" but I can't remember another.
Are few exceptions: "Carmen" but I can't remember another.
You made me curious so I checked the entire phone agenda. Aside Carmen I found Iris and Ingrid, but I'm pretty sure their etymology is not romanian.Florian_G wrote: 9 months ago Also in romanian almost all women names end with "a". Ana, Maria, Cristina, Alina, Felicia, Ramona, Mihaela, Luiza, Elena, Gabriela... and so on.
Are few exceptions: "Carmen" but I can't remember another.
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Bernadette, for the table tennis player Bernadette Szocs ? But she might be with Hungarian origins.
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Fairly standard for many/most/all(?) roman/latin based languages.
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