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-The [[:Nayabaru]] call the largest continent on Nekenalos **Asheenagiji**. The name is a contraction of the words [[kendane͡ivash:word:ashee]] (//pleasant//) and [[kendane͡ivash:word:nagiji]] (//place//). The [[:kavkem|kavkema]] have always considered the name to be distinctly sarcastic, even though it's the continent where they have the greatest presence at the beginning of //[[:A Thread Between The Stars]]// (to the point where [[character:Valcen]] cites it as the only place where they have a realistic chance at survival).
+The [[:Nayabaru]] call the largest continent on Nekenalos **Asheenagiji**. The name is a contraction of the words //ashee// (pleasant) and //nagiji// (place). The [[:kavkem|kavkema]] have always considered the name to be distinctly sarcastic, even though it's the continent where they have the greatest presence at the beginning of //[[:A Thread Between The Stars]]// (to the point where [[character:Valcen]] cites it as the only place where they have a realistic chance at survival).
-The centre of Asheenagiji has suffered a few climatic changes and during the time of the series houses the deserts Sinukaaj and Silukaaj (derived from the sarcastic phrases //[[kendane͡ivash:word:sinun]] [[kendane͡ivash:word:eqaaj|ekwaaj]]// ('what water') and //[[kendane͡ivash:word:silur]] ekwaaj// ('where water')). Beyond this unfortunate affliction, it still has quite enough Nayabaru settlements for the mountains between the desert stretches to be obvious Nayabaru territory, although it might nonetheless be described as 'sparse' by those used to the coastal population densities.
+The centre of Asheenagiji has suffered a few climatic changes and during the time of the series houses the deserts Sinukaaj and Silukaaj (derived from the sarcastic phrases //sinun ekwaaj// ('what water') and //silur ekwaaj// ('where water')). Beyond this unfortunate affliction, it still has quite enough Nayabaru settlements for the mountains between the desert stretches to be obvious Nayabaru territory, although it might nonetheless be described as 'sparse' by those used to the coastal population densities.
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