Order of precedence of honorifics, military ranks and peerage titles.


Jaha 

Military - Peerage - Hearth name - Of where

 

 

Teha 

Honorific Abbreviated - Given Name - Peerage - Honorific - Hearth Name - Of where

 

 

Läm

Honorific Abbreviated - Given Name - Hearth Name - Of where

Forms of Address

Examples of K'Abatha's parents and her Nte (fiancé) and herself.

 

Her Jata (Father) is non-military

Maaro Staic Lapsafi - formal social address

Maaro - informal social address by acquaintances of higher rank

J'Staic - informal social address by acquaintances of equal rank

Maaro Staic - informal social address by acquaintances of lower rank

Jata - informal by wife or kait children and adult children

J'Staic - by adult children and their spouses

ten Jaha - by intended before twining, by wife

 

Tema (Mother) women with few exceptions are non-military

T'Aamara Maarona Staic - formal social address

T'Aamara - informal social address by acquaintances of higher rank

T'Aamara - informal social address by acquaintances of equal rank

T'Aamara Maarona'Teha - informal social address by acquaintances of lower rank

Tema - informal by husband or kait children or adult children

T'Aamara - informal adult children's spouses

ten Teha - by intended before twining, by husband

 

Nte (Fiancé)

Wanut'Nehr Arla J'Mankeyne Llemadaran - formal social address

Wanut'Nehr (W'Nehr) Mankeyne - formal military address (since all, with few exceptions, military personnel are male the gender specific honorific is not required)

J'Mankeyne - informal social address by acquaintances of higher rank

Arla - informal social address by acquaintances of equal rank

Arla Mankeyne - informal social address by acquaintances of lower rank

Arla - informal by Nte'teha

 

Herself

K'Abatha Staic Lapsafi - formal social address

K'Abatha - informal social address by anyone

Kait - by Jata and Tema

Abatha - by unmarried and twined siblings

K'Abatha - by in-laws

Kait - by her Nte