Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-4005222-20130118070555/@comment-3998736-20130118075136

"yr" is land cognate to Fén "ír", "yl" is "ish" or "ic".

Maeyr, would be Toryl for Meiya, Maeyl would be Toryl for Meiyan.

I don't think "lug" and "tum" are exclusive examples but we only have 4 written Toryl names. "u" is common to both masculin ones, "i" to both feminine ones.

It doesn't seem to apply to nouns, since it's safe to assume that haich andsynaasy or else Byus and haanyn are. Depending on Adjectival order. Only Byus seems to follow the "u" rule, though "haich" could be following the "i" rule but they are on opposite sides of eachother and it's probably a coincidence there.

Assuming "Haayn" and "Haanyn" aren't a typo, then it shows a difference between Adjective and Nouns marked with infixing that further supports the "u" masc. "i" fem. distinction. It seems a bit more likely a typo or conincidence, though Synaay v. Synaasy is a possibly a thing. Synaasy does not seem to be likely related to Dynasty since it would be lazy cognate.

I'm assuming it had something to do with the weather since they're were wringing themselves dry at the time.