"Haj" in Jel roughly means "hidden", and "Ei" means "eye" or "eyes". For instance, an Argonian named "Haj-Ei" may take on the Tamrielic name "Hides His Eyes". Sometimes, the Tamrielic name is a direct translation of their Jel name. Obtaining a Tamrielic name for an Argonian may vary between individuals. Most likely this name is what they reference to outsiders as their "Black Marsh name". It is not clear whether the young Saxhleel's name is granted by their elder tribesman or by the Hist itself, but the name is definitely obtained through a Hist, hence native-born (born and raised to maturity in Black Marsh) Argonians that had successfully passed their Chukka-Sei would receive their aborigine name in the native Argonian language of Jel. On that day, a young Saxhleel licks the Hist Sap and receives their name.
Jel Names Ĭhukka-sei is an Argonian traditional Naming day, which comes in the Argonian season of Hist-Dooka (Second Seed). Generally Argonians utilize two types of names from different languages: Jel and Tamrielic.
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