Auruna wrote: "City"Aurun Linne - from Proto-Finnic litna (city / town / castle); close relative to Estonian linn Example: Karalinne - "Kara City / City of Kara" Töriilinne - "Törii City / City of Törii"
Na / Naya (or Nä / Näyä) - from Aruzhin veraunaya (home / town / place) Example: Novinaya - "New Land" Veratuna - "City of Vera"This city is named during the time of the Kingdom of Aruzhina and is located in the province of Auruna ("Home of Eagles")
Lennau - A Germanic corruption of either linne or na(ya) ; still debated Example: Sterlennau - formerly Sateralinne - "City of Satera" Korholennau - formerly Korholinne - "City of Korho"
Other minor Aurun words for city: Berje - from Germanic berg / burg Example: Rühenberje
Staat - from Germanic stad / stadt Example: Kolstaat
Kuyonnen Lin - from Aurun linne which is then from Proto-Finnic litna Example: Kurtelin
Tän - from Aurun kästän (area / region) Example: Novitän
Na - from Aurun na / naya Example: Sud Verastana
Stadt - from Germanic stad / stadt Example: Zarenestadt
Berg / Berje - from Germanic berg / burg Example: Virtenberje
Aruzhin Naya - a shortened form of veraunaya Example: Kaipirinaya - "Kaipiri City"
Nitte - from Aruz nuinte (town / gathering) Example: Maarenitte - "Maaren City"
Na - also from veraunaya but generally means "home / place" Example: Veratuna - "Home / City of Vera"
Kuerhyét Peana - city, town. Most often shortened to -pea in compound city names: Uyeapea Beera - maritime city/town, harbour: Asubeera
Inna Pəənə - city, town - borrowed from Kuerhyétδandə - traditional Inna seasonal winter settlement. Can be found in Kuer city names as -tände/-dandi or variations thereof: Cietändi .