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10 fragments across 9 traditions carry this sense. They split 4 to 6 between opening and closing a name, which means it sits comfortably at either end.
Across the traditions
¶They cluster in 2 families, most of them real world. No single tradition hoards it: none of them goes past 2 fragments.
us final · a final
Aen initial
- Aencam
Aen one + cam crooked
one crooked
- Aencael
Aen one + cael narrow
one narrow
- Aenderg
Aen one + derg crimson
one crimson
ichi final
- Natsuichi
Natsu summer + ichi one
summer one
- Mitsuichi
Mitsu light + ichi one
light one
- Toraichi
Tora tiger + ichi one
tiger one
en final
- Veren
Ver true + en one
true one
- Ermen
Erm whole + en one
whole one
- Huen
Hu mind + en one
mind one
Il initial
- Ilshin
Il one + shin faith
one faith
- Ilhwan
Il one + hwan shining
one shining
- Ilgeon
Il one + geon strong
one strong
Aon initial
- Aonbrae
Aon one + brae hillside
one hillside
- Aonay
Aon one + ay isle
one isle
- Aonburn
Aon one + burn stream
one stream
Ein initial
- Einleifr
Ein one + leifr heir
one heir
- Einfast
Ein one + fast firm
one firm
- Einar
Ein one + ar warrior
one warrior
en final
- Murken
Murk darkness + en one
darkness one
- Marlen
Marl lime clay + en one
lime clay one
- Felen
Fel fell + en one
fell one
an final
- Sevan
Sev seven + an one
seven one
- Vellan
Vell vellum + an one
vellum one
- Caelan
Cael sky + an one
sky one
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “one”. Senses that keep turning up in the same sets usually belong to one semantic field — the small vocabulary a naming tradition returns to again and again.
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