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Sylyrthas
Sylyrthas Sylyrthas has a dense, root-heavy sound — the double consonant cluster in "-yrthas" makes the name feel ancient and immovable, like a tree that has seen empires rise and fall. This name fits a forest elder, a treant-speaker, or an elvish guardian whose connection to the woodland is so deep they can hear the sap moving in the oldest trees.
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