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noun
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faran ínalane
[fɑɾɑn inɑlɑnɛ]*
Heaven (realm of god[s])
[fɑɾɑn inɑlɑnɛ]*
Heaven (realm of god[s])
Byvoian ⤷ Not dialect specific
Etymology
from Fara 'Phar (High God of Aaythill)' (from Antolish pyr 'god') + -n 'obsolete genitive marker' + ínaló 'high' + lanó 'flat' Notes
The High Plains of Phar (or simply, the High Plains) refers to the heaven of the afterlife which the souls of the People go to rest following mortality according to Iryban religions such as Pentathusism and Spirisism.
from Fara 'Phar (High God of Aaythill)' (from Antolish pyr 'god') + -n 'obsolete genitive marker' + ínaló 'high' + lanó 'flat' Notes
The High Plains of Phar (or simply, the High Plains) refers to the heaven of the afterlife which the souls of the People go to rest following mortality according to Iryban religions such as Pentathusism and Spirisism.
* Pronunciation of this word was estimated based on phonology/orthography
↺ 6 February 2019, 08:31
↺ 6 February 2019, 08:31
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Natural translations
Ainu (アイヌイタク)カムィモシㇼ/Kamuy-mosir[edit translations]
Ainu (アイヌイタク)カムィモシㇼ/Kamuy-mosir
