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SYMBAIAN SETTLEMENTS (yellow)
Symbaíαs, Symbay, “Land of the Symbas (pre-vermaric ethnonym)"
sumbaitja (tch.), Symbaian.
sumbae (mn.), Symbaian.
kmeǧekmartekus (pb.), Cmeshecmartecian. “Those from the Green Fields”
parkasadaan (kd.), Parcasade. “Those on the horse”
oρswoθr̩θo (sfr.), Orhswothurhth, “those who dominate horses”
kïůzφołkuïgu (yd.), Ciuthphowcuy, “skin of silver”
IN PARTHEGAR
Parzégars, Parthegar, “Continent”
B. Balζýra, Balthyre, “House of the Origins”
1. Tantylímaltas, Tantulimalte, “place of green mountains”
2. Ηmýn, Emun, pre-vermaric toponym
3. Ymπáras, Umpare, “high land”
4. Tárgazas, Targathe, “turtle place”
5. Gióni, Giony, pre-vermaric toponym
6. Elvénmelers, Elvenmeler, “eagle mount”
7. Miysilζé, Miusilze, “house of rabbits”
8. Anátzi, Anathy, “behind the burrow”
9. Řimýn, Rhemun, pre-vermaric toponym
10. Botὴloys, Botelous, “the (lake) of the fire bees”
11. Ziktérαs, Thictery, "known in the surrounding area”
12. Ylitérαs, Ulitery, “little known”
13. Kótro, Cotro, pre-vermaric toponym
14. Miysórαs, Miusory, “the (city) of wool”
Fártas, Farte, “the imposing one”
15. Eiφarmélers, Ipharmeler, “mount of olive trees”
16. Átaras, Atare, “formerly place of beasts”
17. Tηlmízer, Telmither, "Bee's nest"
THE SHULE ISLANDS
Šýlas, Shule, pre-vermaric toponym
18. Klátis, Claty or Clatis, pre-vermaric toponym
19. Laíldoys, Laeldous or Leldous, “the (island) that looks beautiful”
20. Tergínas, Tergine, “(place) of haughty hollies”
THE TARTACE ISLANDS
Tártakas, Tartace, “held by the beast”
21. Tára, Tare, pre-vermaric toponym
22. Parnákais, Parnacay, “throat of the earth”
23. Tηlêiros, Telirus, “beekeeping place”
24. Arkántas, Arcante, “place under (sky of) blood”
THE XAMESY ISLAND
Xámesys (sb.), Xamesy, “reef road”
Ejłojas'ḧoz (yd.; In English it is pronounced aɪ.'wɒ.d͡ʒæzh), Iwojash, “The great land”, Jedan name of Xamesy
Besutu (tlm.), “Besutus”, Tulmascian name of Iwojash.
Bisadu (thmb.), “Bisadus”, Thrhombarmabian name of Iwojash.
25. Tkáαs, Etcay, “the (city) of calves”
26. Agaxím, Agaxim, pre-vermaric toponym
27. Dártoys, Dartous, “the clear one”
28. Ýnyl, Ynul, “little haughty”
29. Toriyndélas, Toriundele, “still good city”
IN DUTORY
Dytórαs, Dutory, “The illustrious”
39. Tórabas, Torabe, “good mom”
40. Ζyndáαs, Thunday, “land of the cockatoos”
41. Aψíls, Apsil, “empty inside”
42. Aizýpφars, Aethuphar, “place of the tapirs”
43. Gýl, Gul, “capital”
44. Gógors, Gogor, “talking eye”
45. Ψíkyls, Psicul, “little consecrated”
46. Panimmózis, Panimothy, “quail nest”
IN MERINY
30. Kártoys, Cartous, pre-vermaric toponym
31. Alitérαs, Alitery, “which is prudently known”
32. Dâidras, Daedre or Dedre, “the beautiful one”
33. Pýmφoys, Pymphous, “son of fire”
34. Lýnda, Lunde, pre-vermaric toponym
35. Étro, Etrus, pre-vermaric toponym
36. Syrím, Surim, pre-vermaric toponym
THE PHORCHE AND SELETUS ISLANDS
37. Φῶrχes, Phorche, “night fire”
38. Séletos, Seletus, “mouth of the water streams”
IN THARCAY
47. Stígαs, Stigy, “the Stix' (city) one”
48. Belelympíkαs, Belelumpicy, “the (city) of the snow wolves”
49. Párkαs, Parcy, “the albino (city)”
THARCAIAN SETTLEMENTS (red)
Zarkáαs (sb.), Tharcay, “Land of the Cold”
Gelkila (thc.), Gelcile, “Land of the Cold”
Kolatjo, Colatius, “(Land) of Whales”
1. Udgen, Udgen, “where the sky is”
2. Terfen, Terfen, “where nomads die”
3. Egakib, Egacib, “deep river”
4. Fara, Fare, "the tundra"
5. Inta, Inte, "the border"
6. Papskranda, Papscrande, “seal nest”
7. Rumaraloro, Rumaralorus, “high stone”
8. Liskrajea, Liscray, “ice top”
9. Farinta, Farinte, “end of the tundra”
10. Rokaa, Roce, “where there is salt”
11. Sətidodə, Saetidodae, “snow mouth”
12. Sotir, Sotir, "tomb"
13. Liskrinta, Liskrinte, “end of ice”
14. Pantidotja, Pantidoty, “where the grass germinates”
15. Inamamale, Inamamale, “House of the king”
16. Kipta, Cipte, "far place"
KENDALORONEAN SETTLEMENTS
Kendaloronaia (thc.), Kendaloronay, “Island of tall trees”
XILARCAN SETTLEMENTS (red and yellow)
xilárkanos (sb.), Xilarcan, “From the Xilarcans”
1. Taiskupar, Taescupar, “Taesc's Land”
2. Aimiernai, Aemiernay or Emierne, “high land”
MERINIAN SETTLEMENTS (brown)
Merínαs (sb.), Meriny, "Land of Wheat”
1. Tainē, Taene, “valley of eagles”
2. Anokē, Anoce, “valley of hot springs”
3. Ēnuē, Enue, “valley of daffodils”
4. Abirda, Abirde, “lonely plain”
5. Sererē, Serere, “calm valley”
6. Amunigu, Aminugus, “hummingbird nest”
7. Arnisu, Arnisus, “the firm one”
8. Pösē, Pose, “valley of sand”
9. Duēnsur, Duensur, “yellow mountain”
10. Sērbē, Serbe, “valley of the donkeys”
11. Ötērda, Oterde, “valley of the rats”
12. Parena, Parene, “the victorious one”
13. Dēsgērdēkēp, Desgerdecep, “(The one that) arises from the waters”
THE MERINIAN RIVERS AND SEAS
Kerpjekde (mn.), Cerpiecde, “(the sea) that gives fruits”
23. Ērarubra, Erarubre, "stone waters"
25. Karabre, Carabre, "boat house"
MABRIXATIAN SETTLEMENTS (yellow and grey)
mabrixatan (kd.), Mabrixatian, “beach people”
1. Bairdem, Baerdem, "old city"
2. Kedaim, Cedaem, "new city"
3. Kainaikiem, Caenaeciem, "after the river"
TESTARESAN SETTLEMENTS (blue and yellow)
Tēstaresa (mn.), Testarese, “Green land”
kýrtars (sb.), Curtar, "black haired ones"
1. Dubənirnae, Dubanirnae, “city near the mountains”
2. Lutr, Luter, “the second one”
3. Drēkøra (mn.), Drecera, “(city of) black hair ones”
KIRDAIAN SETTLEMENTS (grey)
Kirdáαs (sb.), Kirday, "Land of Foxes”
Osartan (kd.), Osarte, ?
Tamargabirn, Tamargabirn, "full of forests"
Εtain*, Jet or Jetain, "the Black (Sea)"
1. Ekt, Ect, “this”
2. Asëmoron, Asiomor or Asiomoron, “legitimate ground”
3. Olikt, Olict, “the honest one”
4. Яgrënk, Jagrionk, “land of cats”
5. Egoni, Egony, “the strong one”
6. Egmaron, Egmar or Egmaron, “the bellicose one”
7. Amno, Amnus, “the fair one”
8. Eяmok, Ejamoc, “(the city) that bears the sun”
9. Ixatkяd, Ixatciad, “the one of great men”
ELODUIAN SETTLEMENTS (grey)
Elodeýαs (sb.), Eloduy, “Land of the Big-headed”
1. Seirgekre, Sigecry, “where cows die”
2. Eidasobarabee, Idasobarabe, “Land of Idasus”
3. Lumpkubarbe, Lumpcubarby, “land of wolves”
4. Meromelese, Meromelesy, “hill of donkeys”
5. Eiddernee, Idderne, “nearby colony”
6. Eiddernedelme, Idernedelmy, “sister of Iderne”
DAMARIAN SETTLEMENTS (purple)
Damarαs (sb.), Damary, “(The Land) That Gives Women”
Krumen (dm.), Crumen, ?
Ugoε (dm.), Ugoy, "Silver body" (name of a mythological creature)"
1. Liбoεkmulirsε, Liphoicmulirsy, “yellow mountain”
2. Iloεбu, Iloiphus, “baptized by waters”
3. Lod, Lod, “the beautiful one”
4. Ǧedernoε, Sherdenoy, “western colony”
5. Гurdernoε, Ghurdenoy, “eastern colony”
6. Dernoεdere, Dernoidery, “third colony”
PARBIDIC SETTLEMENTS (sky blue)
párbidos (sb.), Parbidic, “those with white skin”
1. Arksubədus, Arxubaedus, "White Horse"
2. Iгбρus, Ighphrus, "blue sky"
3. Бarkuǧaməдρ, Pharcushamaethar, “hare nest”
4. Dəkrǧaдaiwun, Daecarshathaeus, “the one after the river”
DERHUTHAER SETTLEMENTS (orange)
deρuдərus (pb.), Derhuthaer, “that follows the sun"
1. Gelgjale, Gelgialy,
2. Aspabiabagjapes, Aspabiabagiapes, “the one at the foot of the river”
Bagjapes, Bagiapes,
3. Aspabjabatolmes, Aspabiabatolmes, “the one at the foot of the mountain”
Batolmes, Batolmes,
PHOJEAN PEOPLES (red and orange)
бo-ǰa (drj.), Phojean, “from the Phoje”
1. Toymandernœiœ, Toymanderney, “high mountain city”
2. Hesœ, “Hesoe”, “(city of those who) hunt hawks”
3. Myskeǧys (from the Kirdaian, Moskiεron), Mysceshus, “(city) after the river”
4. Œdynœpes, Oedynoepes, “foothills”
PHOEPHONIAN PEOPLES (blue and orange)
бo-eбo (drj.), Phoephonian, “from the Phoephus”
1. Tǔnǒkrö (from the Peninsular Proto-Vermaric, *Tʊ̈(i̯)dai̯krj(j)ɐ), Tunocrus, “(city) next to the river”
2. Törǔldörǔ (from the Arphe, Tjǎr'úrděr'ùhǎi), Toruldorus, “(city) between the mountain and the river”
3. Oχörλõфo (from the Deryoun, Oǰarжeeбo), Ochorlluphus, “the mountain's (city)”
CENUTZIAN PEOPLES (yellow and orange)
kęñǒtџ, Cenuz, “We”
Parkasadaan (kd.), Parcasade, "(people) on horse"
1. Kąrǰǒkąpφəџ, Carjocaphaz, “The Carch's House”
2. Φępęrtџədąñæ, Phepertzadane, “beach city”
3. Ɣękąñapφą (from the Mecedaeraeph, Wəhoџafo), Gecannaphe, “(city of) those who speak by blowing”
MECEDAERAEPH PEOPLES (green and orange)
Mekędæræpφ (cnz., from Peninsular Proto-Vermaric, (Ә)m(k)jatʰern(aja)arp(jek)), Mecedaeraeph, “People of the Island”
Zeigmoiεsg (kd.), Tigmejesc, "(those with) bark skin"
1. Жeθəñogø, Zhethannogous, “(city where) you can see the sky”
2. Mjatqevgø, Miatcevgous, “jungle chest”
ERHJEPHAP PEOPLES (green and pink)
eρjeφap (gnm.), erhjephap, "(those who are) next to the river"
1. Ntuěkoomu, Entuico, “old land”
2. Imumhǎeomu, Imumhaee, “(where) rivers converge”
IORUGNE PEOPLES (orange and blue)
iōrugna (mñ.), Iorugne, "near the beach"
1. Ąhχjůhõŗije, Ahchiuhuriy, “city of dogs”
2. Hjebŗanią, Hiebrany, “without water”
3. Hjůstõhõŗije, Hiustuhuriy, “city of the elderly”
MAAKAJOA PEOPLES (orange and red)
maakajoa (darl.), Maakajoa, "cow killer"
1. Eϱherkulaiia, Erheculey, “city of big river”
2. Arχaϱ, Archar, “big field”
GUESHJELE PEOPLES (orange and pink)
gwešjele (ht.), Gueshjele, "stone house"
1. Quunəϱбi, Quunarhphy, “near the river”
2. Coriǰæəþgroϱ, Corijaeathgror, “sand city”
TYSHJAGUGE PEOPLES (orange and yellow)
tyšjaguga (ht.), Tyshjaguge, "after the river"
1. Əmənæθjiaρi, Amanaethijary, “(city that) eats the sun”
2. Koriaiga, Coriaege, “between cities”
3. Ρuiθji, Ruythjy, “mountain's soil”
THARAIC PEOPLES (orange and purple)
θaρai (tsh.), Tharaic, "the other ones"
1. Ərki, Arcy, “big”
2. Məgreyfohe, Magreufohy, “sky of fire”
3. Brignəkid, Brignacid, “until the water”
HIAKKUON PEOPLES (orange and grey)
hiakkwon (ough.), Hiakkuon, "speechless"
1. Ikiibrignigo, Iciibrignigus, “between mountain and water”
2. Doiiki, Deicy, “the first one”
3. Bitkoi, Bitque or Bitcoy, “treeless”
BIERIWACHICHAN SETTLEMENTS (light green)
bieriyačičo (sfr.), Bieriwachichus, “Those in the white house”
1. Θåndænårθus, Thundanurth, “The down side”
2. Visюæɬïifuюpus, Visiwalifujup, “Between three rivers”
SUFRIAN SETTLEMENTS (light blue)
såfrю (bch.), Sufrius, “The navigators”
θəro, Thar, “The men”
too (yd.), Too, “Those from the coast”
1. Θiswoθierneyθ, Thiswothierneus, “City of Albatrosses”
2. Boboñaθ, Bobogne, “Apple orchard”
3. Irereaθ, Ireree, “Seaward”
JEDAN SETTLEMENTS (white)
iedy (sfr.), Iedus, “Those who sing”
1. Bozo, Both, “Spring”
2. Zejłoz, Thiw, “The New One”
TULMASCY (white and black)
tulməskun (mn.), Tulmascun, “those of the mountain”
Tylmaskᾶnos (sb.), Tulmascian, Symbaian name of Tulmascians
1. Taretetu, Taretetus, “House of Ships”
2. Tutyurtro, Tutyurtrus, “Abundant in Fish”
THRHOMBARMABIAN SETTLEMENTS (white and red)
дρombarməbu (cl.), Thrhombarmabian, “fire skin”
dosobarsli (mn.), Dosobarslian, “prairie men”
1. Saviesg, Saviesg, “Golden Soil”
2. Vagatirni, Vagatirny or Vagadirny, “Red City”
3. Ytsarteko, Uzartecus, “Cow Path”
4. Ae, Ae, “The Big one”
PRITORZAN SETTLEMENTS (white and blue)
pritorθo, Pritorzus, “the first ones”
1. Toboto, Tobotus, “The Other Shore”
2. Subfetato, Subfetatus, “Military Settlement That Has Gold”
STOSRITHE SETTLEMENTS (white and yellow)
stosrizɘ, Stosrithe, “the walkers”
bodgogoθo (prt.), Bodgogozus, “the first ones”
1. Stiestryst, Sciestrus, “Sunlight Stone”
2. Rystiarnieyst, Rusciarnieus, “Bone City”
3. Gjeæwie, Gieaewy, “Distant River”
ANOTHER PEOPLES
(A) darlapármos (sb.), Darlaparmic, “Bear Skin”
(B) gumilirsikε (dm.), Gumilirsicy, “from behind the mountains”
(C) hetamen (dlp.), Hetamen, “next to the mountains”
(D) gonmulirsikε (dm.), Gonmulirsicy, “from over the mountains”
(E) øгreдama, Oughreth, “from the earth”
(F) eilmesk, Ilmesc, “cow tongue"
(G) děr'ùūn'ūn (arph.), Deryoun, “River Men”
(H) arбen (drj.), Arphe, "the tall ones"
(I) klaibəǧiarku, Claebajarc, “the red beef's ones”
(J) bornidalgje (thc.), Bornidalgie, “the moose coat' ones"
(K) gradarzaikármᾶnos (sb.), Gradarthaecarmian, "from the island behind the sea"
(L) zarχêynos (sb.), Tharcheun, "(the ones) from the forest"
(M) гamuǧös (pb.), Ghamujus or Ghamuy, "Ha people", from Ghamuy, há ("person")
(N) padomuǧös (pb.), Padomujus or Padomuy, "Pado people", from Ghamuy, ɛpádo ("the others")
(O) koršəčóbo (ghm.), Corshachob or Corshachobus, "The ones of the river"
(P) θilkeigdaku (thl.; from дl̩kəekei gadaku cl.), Thilceidac, "Man of the woods"
(Q) mekzaki (mk.), Mecthacian, "Those who cross the mountains"
THE SEAS
THARCAIAN SEAS
Kaulo (thc.), Caulus or Colus, “the clear (river)”
Kâylos (sb.), Caulus or Colus, Symbaian name of Caulus
Rospo (thc.), Rospus, “the dark (river)”
Aþŗõϱojktлeϱ (ign.; from proto-Athrorektleric Vermaric *Ətθʀɤʀœktɬjæʀ, from proto-Vermaric *(a)tʰ-urʰ-u-rʰaek, "sand", and from Oughreth λiar, "cheek"), Athrorektler sea, "sand cheek"
SYMBAIAN SEAS
Edylíω (sb.), Edulio, “what is little heard”
Ŗåvəθus (bch.), Ruvath, “The yellow one”, Bieriwachichan name of Edulio
Дabwoirereyθ (sfr.), Dabwerereus, “The Deep Sea”, Sufrian name of Edulio
Šůguzejłłïů (yd.), Shuguthiwyus, “Sea of Gold”, Jedan name of Edulio
Zámbω (sb.), Thambo, “the deep one”
Tayχýnoys (sb.), Tauchynous, “the highest star”
Oršejłůz (yd.), Orshil, “The (sea) that smells good”, Jedan name of Tauchynous
Ur'heu (tlm.), “Urheus”, Tulmascian name of Orshil.
Arsev (thmb.), “Arsev”, Thrhombarmabian name of Orshil.
Orsef (prt.), “Orsef”, Pritorzan name of Orshil.
Or'hiwy (str.), “Orhiwus”, Stosrithe name of Orshil.
Saíbroys (sb.), Saebrous, “the rough one”
Tráφys (sb.), Traphus, “the (river) that has fire inside”
Wr̩θoθ (sfr.), Warz, “The Strong one”, Sufrian name of Traphus
Liχâiras (sb.), Lichaere, “Young (sea) that shines”
KIRDAIAN SEAS
Εtain (kd.; εtain, no *etain; see the lexicon in the Kirdaian languague section), Jet or Jetain, "the Black (Sea)"
THE RIVERS
IN THARCAY
1. Uipo (thc.), Vipus, “the rigid (river)”
2. Karfabuli (thc.), Carfabuly, “the one that takes the life”
3. Liskraapskom (thc.), Liscrepscom, “the one that fights against the ice”
4. Səngardi (thc.), Sangardy, “where seagulls are born”
5. Fereit (thc.), Ferit, “where women take refuge”
6. Mar (thc.), Mar, “the strong one”
7. Minøla (thc.), Minale, “the long one”
8. Gebja (thc.), Geby, “the last one”
9. Ilakib (thc.), Ilacib, “river of light”
Sfeskarmékαs (sb.), Sfescarmecy, “the (river) that runs through the ice”
10. Epe (thc.), Epy, “the white one”
Eřabídαs (tsb.), Erhabidy, “the white river”
11. Intoetaste (thc.), Intoetasty, “(the river of) the end of the land”
18. Bidtulma (thc.), Bittulme, "between mountains"
61. Doje (thc.), Doje, “the wide river”
62. Gelsunar (thc.), Gelsunar, “the coldest one”
IN PARTHEGAR
12. Gárkαs (sb.), Garcy, “the (river) that radiates”
13. Zarχaydékαs (sb.), Tharchaudecy, “the (river) that leads to the forest”
14. Pártas (sb.), Parte, “the yellow one”
15. Aszáαs (sb.), Asthey, “the (river) of the cormorants”
16. Pokoyszáαs (sb.), Pocousthey, “the (river) of the spotted cormorants”
17. Gadrᾶñgdex (sb.), Gadrangdex, “artery of the heart”
18. Námoys (sb.), Namous, “the severe one”
19. Axazéroys (sb.), Axatherous, “the (river) that blocks the way to the colonies”
IN MERINY
20. Sφalgriléαs (sb.), Sphalgriley, “the (river) of empty shells”
21. Χérmoys (sb.), Chermous, “the impetuous”
22. Siragórakas (sb.), Siragorace, “black snake”
23. Egráαs (sb.), Egray, “the (river) of the egres”
25. Dromisφáαs (sb.), Dromisphay, “the (river) of fire lights”
26. Eřazérαs (sb.), Erhahery, “the (river) that hinders the river (Dromisphay)”
IN DUROTY
39. Makilain Εdaber es (kd.; pl.),, Macile Jedaber, "The Waters of Blood"
40. Бo-eбo (dj.), Phoephus, "from the mount"
Bêiφos (sb.), Beiphus, Symbaian name of Phoephus
41. Бo-ǰa (dj.), Phoje, "from the sea"
42. Kяroki (kd.), Ciarocy, "The one who brings"
Kemøvanvyǧe (phj.), Cemevanvuje, "water snake"
Kömǒmфǔλo (phph.), Comumphulus, "water snake"
43. Oke (kd.), Oce, "The one who carries away”
44. Ëmato (kd.), Jomatus, "two bodies"
45. Parneigérαs (sb.), Parnigery, “the (river) that runs through the earth”
46. Kaseřáαs (sb.), Caserhay, “the river of animal tail”
47. Gratóαs (sb.), Gratoy, “mouth of the sea”
48. Neiχástrαs (sb.), Nichastry, “the (river) that goes from one beach to the other”
49. Eñkíalas (sb.), Enciale, “the (river) with two arms”
50. Tantylindértαs (sb.), Tantulinderty, “the (river) that ends in the mountains”
51. Grářaxas (sb.), Grarhaxe, “between seas”
IN XAMESY
52. Kírils (sb.), Ciril, "the furtive one"
53. Elayδaktéαs (sb.), Elaudactey, “the (river) that reaches the city”
54. Zarlηnῶs (sb.), Tharlenos, “the (river) of the north”
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