Ôwamánac

Proper noun
Ôwamánac buzzard

/owàmának/
 * 1) A male forename meaning "wandering cat". Originating in the Proto-Sumro-Letaeric period in which the culture regarded cats as intellgent and calculating hunters, a positive attribute in the hunter-gatherer culture. During the Proto-Sumric period when the settlers of Malomanan had taken up a nomadic lifestyle the name rose in popularity.

Etymology
From Proto-Sumric Ọḅemenk, from Proto-Sumro-Naukl Haḅamankæ̣, from Proto-Sumro-Letaeric Houboumankeḥ, compounded from Proto-Sumro-Letaeric houbou ("to wander, to roam") + mankeḥ ("small wildcat").