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Orni is a name used in multiple contexts and does not have a single, universally accepted definition. In reference works, orni is most often encountered as a proper noun rather than a common term, and there is no widely cited real-world object or concept that carries the name alone. Real-world usage of orni as a surname or local place name is rare and generally limited to specific regions or fictionalized settings.

In fiction and media, Orni is commonly used as the name of a planet, a people, or a character. Works that employ the term vary in their details, and there is no canonical Orni across all media. Because of its generic phonology, the name is frequently reused in different stories and world-building projects without implying a shared universe.

Etymology and linguistic notes: The form orni resembles the root for "bird" in several languages (for example, the ornis root in Greek) but there is no established, shared derivation for the standalone token Orni. In many cases, authors assign their own backstory and significance to the name to fit their narrative or setting.

See also: Ornis; Ornithology; Ornians.