Lunni

Lunni is a term used as a proper noun in multiple, largely unrelated contexts. There is no single, widely accepted definition in standard reference works.

In speculative fiction and role-playing settings, Lunni is often employed to name a lunar-related culture, language, or locale. Variants of the concept describe a society that lives in or near the Moon’s light or shadow, with narratives emphasizing cycles of night and day, tide-like rhythms, and celestial observation.

In onomastics and worldbuilding, Lunni can appear as a surname or a geographical toponym created for fictional worlds. Some projects use Lunni to designate a town, clan, or family, without implying any real-world existence.

The pronunciation and orthography differ by creator, with capitalized forms (Lunni) more likely to denote a proper noun, while lower-case uses may appear in constructed languages or as stylistic choices. There is no standard pronunciation.

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