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• Neptultchi Place-Names
  #REDIRECT [[List of Neptultchi Place Names]]
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• List of Neptultchi Place Names
  ...the abode of the mysterious [[Neptultchi]]. Scholars have deciphered the names of most of the major sites from the [[Neptultchi Language]]. This list sho =Neptultchi Place-Names=
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• List of Neptultchi Place Names
  ...the abode of the mysterious [[Neptultchi]]. Scholars have deciphered the names of most of the major sites from the [[Neptultchi Language]]. This list sho =Neptultchi Place-Names=
  744 bytes (94 words) - 11:21, 9 June 2018
• List of Ancient Neptultchi Cities and Sites
  *[[Neptultchi Place-Names]] [[Category:Place-Names]]
  429 bytes (52 words) - 07:19, 17 December 2013
• Neptultchi Place-Names
  #REDIRECT [[List of Neptultchi Place Names]]
  44 bytes (6 words) - 11:19, 9 June 2018
• Bomach
  ...ods in Yophenthean. The ancient Moigthe word, bomag, is cognate. A 'high place' is prominent hill, often, but not always, with a commanding view of the su [[Category:Place-Names]]
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• List of Dagaithi Personal Names
  ...ames usually do not have a house or clan name, but use place-names, tribal names, and sometimes epithets to distinguish. [[Category:Lists of Personal Names]]
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• List of Pytharnian Personal Names
  ...ers have been adopted from other languages and become part of the accepted names commonly used in southeast Pytharnia. ...population of Magdala and southeastern Pytharnia that patronyms and place-names are requisite.
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• Qetmektli
  The name Qetmektli derives from the [[Neptultchi Language]] and means place of the underworld. Some scholars believe that Qetmektli was another [[realm [[Category:Neptultchi Place-Names]]
  1,015 bytes (148 words) - 10:32, 24 December 2013
• Airdairg
  *[[Neptultchi Place-Names]]
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• Lucacian Language
  ==Place-Names==
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• List of Asdaran Demonyms
  ...ulting demonym. Only a few examples with have both Place-Names and Tribal Names. =Gentilics by Place-Names=
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• List of Theophoric Personal Names of the Pallathantic
  ...e names George and Mary occur in many European languages. Many theophoric names typically originate from Ithatian or from an Ithatian adaptation of a Midre This list includes both male and female names.
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• Kalaman Language
  ==Kalaman Place-Names== :-ya: place
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• Planets of Errea
  =Names of the Planets= ...adopted throughout the Pallathantic. The ancient Hmœssite astronomers used names from their own Hmœssite tongue which are familiar to Hmœssite scholars ev
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• Arathracian Places of Worship
  A shrine is an Arathracian place of worship that enables devotees to offer sacrifices and receive blessings =Frequent Names of Temples and Places of Worship=
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• Gorcorumbese Language
  :lum: nest, weir, high place, name of a town or city in the mountains *[[List of Gorcorumbese Personal Names]]
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• Kalama
  ==Place-Names== ==Kalaman Geographic Proper Names==
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• Balimarutha
  ...li' is thought to be related to the Thetzisari Language and to other place names, such as [[Atizamnos Island|Atizamnos]].
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• Kalaman Language:Lexicon
  :li prep from, of, used with place-names :pandu [ˈpandʊ] n castle, fortress, used in place-names.
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• List of Incarnandinas
  !width="120"|Place !width="120"|Place
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• Amandal Dwarven Language
  ''Place-Names''
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