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== Name of Avrid ==
== Name of Avrid ==


The name Avrid as mentioned above derived from the Tevrés word ''Avríd''.  This in turn comes from the Medieval Talothic ''Aplidhýn'' ({{IPA-all|apliˈðy(n)|}}), via Ilessu ''Abride'' ({{IPA-all|ɐˈbɾidɨ|}}).  ''Aplidýn'' derives from Classical Talothic ''Apleidoión'' ({{IPA-all|apleːdoi̯ón|}}), meaning 'that which is upon Pleidos.'  Pleidos was an ancient Talothic mythical figure; a titan upon whose corpse it was believed the world lay.  Despite the ancient origins of the word, its usage only became widespread from the Medieval Age forward.
The name Avrid as mentioned above derived from the Tevrés word ''Avríd''.  This in turn comes from the Medieval Talothic ''Aplidhýn'' ({{IPA-all|apliˈðy(n)|}}), via Ilessu ''Abride'' ({{IPA-all|ɐˈbɾidɨ|}}).  ''Aplidýn'' derives from Classical Talothic ''Apleidoión'' ({{IPA-all|apleːdoi̯ón|}}), meaning 'that which is upon Pleidos.'  Pleidos was an ancient Talothic mythical figure; a titan upon whose corpse it was believed the world lay.  This name is common throughout the Aeranid languages: Sentigneis ''Avri'' ({{IPA-all|avʁi|}}), Morraol ''Avrit'' ({{IPA-all|avˈɾit|}}), Deres ''Ăpride'' ({{IPA-all|əˈpride|}}), Iscariano ''Appridi'' ({{IPA-all| äpːˈriːdi|}}), etc..  In Fasser, the world is called ''Sighma't'' ({{IPA-all|sɪɣˈmaʔt|}}) meaning 'beneath heaven.'
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