Why is there always a word "shout" in the name of Dai girls?

Due to the influence of Chinese culture, Dai people near the Han nationality all have surnames and names similar to those of the Han nationality. Dai people in border areas, mainly nobles, have surnames, and some have the same names as Han people. Their surnames are mainly Youdao, Zhao, Han, Duo, Si, Xian and Fang. These surnames and first names are only used for business dealings with the central dynasty, and local names or official names are still in use. Some people in the frontier fortress share the same surname as the nobility, but they are not necessarily related to the nobility; Some civilians in Dehong area have their own special surnames, such as Jane, Ban, Ban, Rui and so on. Dai surnames are all single words, and the first names are mostly two words, with the surname coming first and the first name coming last. The common people in Xishuangbanna have no surnames, but only first names. They change with a person's age, life and identity. Men have birth name, legal name, common name, father name and official name; A woman should not be a monk or an official, only her birth name and her mother's name. ?

The kinship terms of Dai people reflect their early marriage and family relationship. Dai people in Jinghong area of Xishuangbanna call their parents' brother-in-law "uncle", that is, uncle or Da Die; Call parents' sisters and sisters-in-law "baa", that is, aunts or aunts. In addition to children, the elders call the younger generation "Lan", all nephews and grandchildren. If the word "English" is added after the word "Lan", it means women, and the word "Now" means men. In Xishuangbanna Menghai and other places, in a family, if there are no elders but only peers, according to the traditional rules of the family, people naturally push the eldest brother as the patriarch; His younger brother, sister-in-law, nephew and grandson all call him Ibrahimovic, and his wife, Yiya, literally translates as grandpa and grandma. In fact, Ibrahimovic and Yiya are already the heads of the family here. ?

Among the Dai people in Dehong and the new equal land, it is customary that the clan is the eldest son, and the younger the age, the longer; Clans are children, and the older they are, the younger they are. That is to say, no matter how small the uncle's children are, no matter how old the uncle's children are, the latter should also call the former brother or sister. Therefore, in these Dai areas, people often hear very old people call a child a brother or sister.