Miədu

Miədu was the southernmost city of Huyfárah in the classical era. Founded by the Ndak as Mos Mindu, it was eventually absorbed by the Fáralo and became, in time, the largest city of their empire. Later, it became the de facto capital of Lewsfárah, then continued on as a city-state of great power and influence.

Names

Language	Name	Pronunciation	Source
Ndak Ta	Mos Mindu	[mos ˈmɪ̃n.du]	"City of Mindu"
Fáralo	Miədu	[ˈmi.ə.du]	← NT [Mos] Mindu
Adāta	Mithu	[ˈmi.tʰu]	← NT [Mos] Mindu
Ndok Aisô	Mêt'oi	[ˈmɛ̈.tʰɔj]	← NT [Mos] Mindu
Buruya Nzaysa	Mədo	[ˈmə.do]	← NT [Mos] Mindu
Naidda	Momïddo	[ˈmo.mɨ.ɾo]	← NT Mos Mindu
Namɨdu	Mɨdu	[ˈmɨ.du]	← F. Miədu
Woltu Falla	Mīdu	[ˈmiː.du]	← F. Miədu
Cəssın	Mloro; Mızu	[ˈmʎo.ɾo]; [ˈmɯ.ɖu]	← F. Miədu; Nam. Mɨdu (borrowed)
Æðadĕ	Mjetu	[ˈmje.tʰu]	← Ad. Mithu
Aθáta	Miθu	[ˈmi.ðu]	← Ad. Mithu
Mavakhalan	Mjêþ	[ˈmʲeθ]	← Ad. Mithu
Ayāsthi	Mìtsy	[ˈmi.ʦɨ]	← Ad. Mithu
Nåmúþ	Múþ	[ˈmúθ]	← Ad. Mithu

See also

• Culture of Mɨdu

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