Yes, there are other Narn names with the G' prefix. There's a city,
G'Kamazad, which we hear about in "And Now for a Word," and another
character named G'Sten whom we meet in "The Long, Twilight Struggle,"
among others.

jms

Actually, it's Clark, not Clarke, so that one's not a tribute; neither is
Morden, though it has some of the sounds of Mordred and Mordor and other
Murderous names. I'd actually suggest that 90% of the names used have no
other reference than their own identity.

jms