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: ''huline lītana''. — the woman is beautiful. (i.e. she has many good qualities) | : ''huline lītana''. — the woman is beautiful. (i.e. she has many good qualities) | ||
The derived nouns ''ñähejña'' (with a rarer variant ''ñähīna'') and ''lītanna'' may be translated as "outer beauty" and "inner beauty" respectively. | The derived nouns ''ñähejña'' (with a rarer variant ''ñähīna'') and ''lītanna'' may be translated as "outer beauty" and "inner beauty" respectively. | ||
===Personal names=== | |||
: '' Main article: [[Dundulanyä/Names|Dundulanyä names]]'' | |||
==External history== | ==External history== | ||
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Compared to Chlouvānem, Dundulanyä is going to tone down somewhat the Sanskrit and particularly the Lithuanian and Japanese influences, while being more influenced by PIE itself, Hurrian, Urartian, Elamite, Anatolian languages, Akkadian, languages of the Caucasus (particularly Adyghe), and more aesthetic influences from Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil. | Compared to Chlouvānem, Dundulanyä is going to tone down somewhat the Sanskrit and particularly the Lithuanian and Japanese influences, while being more influenced by PIE itself, Hurrian, Urartian, Elamite, Anatolian languages, Akkadian, languages of the Caucasus (particularly Adyghe), and more aesthetic influences from Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil. | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Verse:Eventoa|Eventoa]] | |||
* [[Dundulanyä/Names|Dundulanyä names]] | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||