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Quauis
Quauis Quauis shares the alien phonetic tradition of Quaumir — the "Qu-a-u" vowel cluster is unique and immediately signals otherness. A character named Quauis would be from a distant or otherworldly culture: an ambassador from a civilization that communicates through sound as much as meaning, a scholar of languages so ancient they predate the current naming traditions, or a being whose true nature is something other than what appears.
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