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in reply to a message by Ennejil
Funny, I was just going to write and ask if anyone knew the origins of these names:
Annaera (AH-nie-a-ra)
Ennejil (EN-ay-sheel)
Ghena (GE-na)
Jasyi (SHA-syee)
Nuoyasij (NOO-ya-seesh)
Ynne (IN-a)
Yjel (ISH-ayl)
Attona (A-ta-na)
Anal (AN-al)
Fananyesi (FAN-an-a-ya-see)
Are they all Adui? And what is Adui? Where is it used?
Annaera (AH-nie-a-ra)
Ennejil (EN-ay-sheel)
Ghena (GE-na)
Jasyi (SHA-syee)
Nuoyasij (NOO-ya-seesh)
Ynne (IN-a)
Yjel (ISH-ayl)
Attona (A-ta-na)
Anal (AN-al)
Fananyesi (FAN-an-a-ya-see)
Are they all Adui? And what is Adui? Where is it used?
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Yes, they are all Adui (A-dwee). Adui is the languag of a people group that has pretty nearly ceased to be. It, in its prime, was used in northern Scotland long before settlers of common knowledge founded it. There are still about a hundred or so people alive today that are part of this ancient culture. I should not have known about it except that I am one of those remaining few. The Adui people are quiet and have adapted pretty well to modern cultures only practicing their own ways in private. That is why I believe they are not well known. If you are interested in learning more about them, I would be happy to send you information in greater detail. Has this helped?
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i would love to learn more. i find other cultures, especially ancient one fascinating
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Yeah, thanks. It helped. But I would like to know more about them. Where did you find those names?
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They are names that have been passed down through my family (and a few other families) for many years. I don't that I'd be able to find them anywhere. Do you like them?
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