The Royal Navy prepared a deep list of Tribal-class names

How would the Royal Navy name additional batches of Tribal-class destroyers?

It already had a long surveyed list of imperial peoples, enough to name several additional batches.

The Royal Navy assembled a list of roughly forty to fifty candidate names drawn from peoples of the British Empire and assessed their martial histories. A second group of sixteen destroyers could therefore have used names already selected rather than shifting to unrelated European tribal names.