From: "Wesley Parish" <wes.parish@...>
> There's no harm in finding new names, once the creatures step beyond the
> boundaries of Tolkien's world. I mean, I took my Lakhabrech from
Tolkien's
> Orcs and Wild Men, stripped them free of the encumbering Tolkien
background,
> gave them a name and found a new background for them, and finally parsed
the
> name (Yhe - the; Lakh(a) - free; brech - blood; the blood is free, the
Free
> Blood), then found I had two other branches of the family/species tree, Nu
> Ineya Khara-Ansha (The People of the Sacred Hunt); Li' Rakhebuitya (The
> Fisheaters.).
Thanx, I need ideas for my humanoids. I talked about this before, but my
tentatively-named "Elves" are actually angels or djinn or something similar
in human-like form. And my "Orcs" are cloned Neanderthals. They represent
the superego and the id respectively, using old-school Freudian terms.