Skyrim Khajiit Name Generator

Khajiit names in The Elder Scrolls follow a system Bethesda has explained across in-game books like the Ta'agra dictionary and the ESO lore: a short honorific prefix, an apostrophe, then a given name from Elsweyr's own language. The prefix says something about the bearer. Ma' marks a child or apprentice, J' or Ji' a young bachelor, Jo' a mage or scholar, Ra' or Ri' a leader or officer, Dro' a grandparent or respected elder, Dar' a thief or clever type, S' a plain adult, Do' a warrior and Daro' a fast-talker or lockpicker. Many Khajiit also drop the prefix entirely (Kharjo, Ahkari, Zaynabi, Atahbah), which is equally correct.

The given names themselves use sounds that feel Arabic- and Persian-inspired: rolled r sounds, sh and zh clusters, and doubled consonants (Ri'saad, Dro'marash, J'datharr, Ma'randru-jo). Suffixes like -dar, -do, -ra and -jo carry meaning too, though the games use them loosely. A well-built Khajiit name therefore tells you age, role and personality at a glance, which is why traders and Thieves Guild agents like S'krivva or Dar'jzo sound exactly right.

Every name here either appears in Skyrim, Morrowind, Oblivion or ESO, or pairs a correct prefix with a given name built from the same syllable stock.