Editing Nichnevyn (section)

==== Clansname ====
In order to portray which clan a witch is a part of, they use 'de na' (DEH nah) between their chosen name and their clan name. A witch can only be part of one clan, whether that be a cardinal or an ordinal clan. For witches that identify as Nwine, then they do not use 'de na'; instead they use their clansname as an honorific. If a witch wishes to change clans, for any reason, they may do so with no ill will. However, witches who switch clans more than thrice will become ostracized and be named as Treigsinne. This name is also applied to witches who have done so much wrongdoing that they are cast out of a clan and are not permitted to join another. No Nichnevyn will trade, buy, sell, nor assist them. Most witches do not self-identify as a Treigsinne due to the shame but other witches will use the term to ensure that their fellow Nichnevyn will not help the witch.

Examples- <br />
Mel is of the Gaistline clan. So Mel is ''Mel de na Gaistline''. 

Mel is a recent convert and has a last name. She will add the clan name at the end. So ''Mel Patterson de na Gaistline''. 

Some witches love long names and will add titles to their name, especially if they want a bit of flair. Mel would use ''Mel Patterson de na Gaistline, First of Her Name, North-Eastern Witch of Earth and Fire''. 

Mel dedicates her life to that of a Nwine. She is now ''Nic Naoimhein Mel''.

Mel keeps changing clans and is ostracized. She has been labelled ''Mel Treigsinne''.