Guide 1.1.3꞉ Sequences

Clusters/Sequences

• A syllable's nucleus or vowel can be a cluster of more than character (eg. "team", "rain", "look")
• Similarly, an onset or leading consonant can be a cluster (eg. "chat", "wheel", "shot")
• Finally, a coda or trailing consonant can be a cluster (eg. "beach", "mark", "tell")

In Syllabore, clusters are called sequences and you can define them separately from normal vowels and consonants if you wish to use them:

var g = new NameGenerator()
        .UsingSyllables(x => x
            .WithVowels("ae")
            .WithLeadingConsonants("str")
            .WithTrailingConsonants("mnl")
            .WithVowelSequences("ou", "ui")              // Vowel clusters, separate with commas
            .WithLeadingConsonantSequences("wh", "fr")   // Onset clusters
            .WithTrailingConsonantSequences("ld","rd")); // Coda clusters

Or in a slightly more compact way:

var g = new NameGenerator()
        .UsingSyllables(x => x
            .WithVowels("ae").Sequences("ou", "ui")
            .WithLeadingConsonants("str").Sequences("wh", "fr")
            .WithTrailingConsonants("mnl").Sequences("ld", "rd"));

Calling Next() on this generator will produce names like:

Soura
Tesard
Raldren