Roljakknabarvii Ahanabarvii Roljkna was first born Roljii Ahanabarvii, a pairing of a childhood name and the clan name, something always so studiously upheld. There was no sense of family except for the tribe, all such personal social ties that could have existed were soon obliterated by the relatively customary practice of rearing the women and children in common; meaning that even the smallest youth was a sister or brother, and the most venerable rous was a grandparent whose advice was often sought after and prized. Her full name of Roljakknabarvii was provided upon reaching adulthood, for it meant that she was of their people without reservation. Had not died in her youth due to one wasting illness or another.

As for 'Roljkna', it is a name typically only spoken for the convenience of anyone outside of this closely knitted family unit, oftentimes due to the sole fact that outsiders are rarely accorded the respect of conceding the entirety of a deeply personal tribal name.

As well as for many of the youths in their village who (understandably) appreciate the practicality of a shorthand.

By the time she had earned all this, it was already long accompanied by the varying duties required from every member of their small tribe. These were largely small, mundane things that all had to contribute towards; such as washing and tending their linen, lending repairs to the surprisingly sophisticated network of roads and architecture of their small kingdom under the earth, as well as looking after the younger ones.

The latter did indeed sometimes take a village.

The rest of her duties often didn't bear thinking about to an outsider. Their culture was a hideously violent one, made so by the territorial disputes and an allocation of resources decided only by who was sneakier and cleverer. As the way it was, as it would always seem to be.