New People of North Island,
It is apparent to us that we need a name to go by. To call ourselves. A word that expresses who we are and what we are all about. (or what we are trying to be about)

The idea here being to construct a fine sounding word for the New Spanish/Irish People on North Island, using a combination of Spanish, Gaelic and 1640’s English words (“Levelers”) of some relevance? Also, is an attempt to include parts of the term “North Island” for locational/identificational reference. What do you think North Islanders? Is there a concocted word here that strikes your fancy? We need your ideas and votes about this. Please feel free to experiment with these or offer your own suggestions.
Shane Urchurdan

(1) Aiteam: “tribe” in Old Irish Gaelic,

(2) Poblar: “people” in Spanish,

(3) Plebiscite: An expression of the peoples will on a political issue by direct ballot of all eligible voters,

(4) “Levelers”: A political/social term for advocates of Human Rights in 1640’s England.

Some attempts below:

PlebisPoblarAiteam ?

PleAiPob ?

NorisPlebAitPoblar ?

AiPoPleNori >Aipobplenori ?

NoriAiPoPle ?

LevAiPoNor ?

AiPoNorLev ?