Kyranae Plains
The Kyranae Plains are a fertile region drained by the River Phayus and extending from the southern Hethanta Mountains to the Meneanor Sea . Its peoples have given birth to three great empires: ancient Kyraneas , the Ceneian Empire , and most recently the Nansur Empire .

Cities

- Cenei

Provinces

- Sudica

Kyranean
Kyraneas was a nation of the ancient Three Seas , located on the River Phayus , with a capital first at Parninas then at Mehtsonc . Culturally linked and long tributary to Shigek , Kyraneas expanded to include much of her erstwhile ruler’s empire, and was at the height of her power at the time of the Apocalypse . With the loss at Mehsarunath in 2154 and the destruction of Mehtsonc shortly after, the fate of the ancient kingdom was sealed, even though the Kyranean High King, Anaxophus V , managed to defeat the No-God in the Second Battle of Mengedda the following year.

Kyranean (language)
Lost language of ancient Kyraneas . Derived from Kemkaric . One of the Ketyai languages .

Languages derived from Kyranean

- High Sheyic : Language of Ceneian Empire .

Kyraneas
Kyraneas was a nation of the ancient Three Seas , located on the River Phayus , with a capital first at Parninas then at Mehtsonc . Culturally linked and long tributary to Shigek , Kyraneas expanded to include much of her erstwhile ruler’s empire, and was at the height of her power at the time of the Apocalypse . With the loss at Mehsarunath in 2154 and the destruction of Mehtsonc shortly after, the fate of the ancient kingdom was sealed, even though the Kyranean High King, Anaxophus V , managed to defeat the No-God in the Second Battle of Mengedda the following year.

Kyudea
Kyudea was a city built on the River Jeshimal , within Amoteu . In 2458, the city was razed to the ground and its inhabitants were butchered by Emperor Siaxas II in retribution for an Inrithi rebellion against the Ceneian Empire . Anasûrimbor Kellhus finds his father, Anasûrimbor Moënghus , within the ruins of a Nonman mansion beneath Kyudea. Whether Kyudea was built purposefully atop these ruins is never discussed. Based on it's proximity to the Betmulla Mountains , this lesser mansion likely swore fealty to the Great Mansion of Illisserû .

ky
-kine.

kyaboca wood
-amboyna wood.
-sandalwood (santalum album).

kyanize
-to render (wood) proof against decay by saturating with a solution of corrosive sublimate in open tanks, or under pressure.

kyanized
-of kyanize

kyanizing
-of kyanize

kyannite
-see cyanite.

kyanol
-aniline.
-a base obtained from coal tar.

kyanophyll
-same as cyanophyll.

kyar
-cocoanut fiber, or the cordage made from it. see coir.

kyaw
-a daw.

kyd
-p. p. of kythe.

kydde
-imp. of kythe, to show.
-of kithe

kyke
-to look steadfastly; to gaze.

kyley
-a variety of the boomerang.

kyloes
-the cattle of the hebrides, or of the highlands.

kymnel
-see kimnel.

kymograph
-an instrument for measuring, and recording graphically, the pressure of the blood in any of the blood vessels of a living animal;
-- called also kymographion.

kymographic
-of or pertaining to a kymograph; as, a kymographic tracing.

kymric
-see cymric, a. & n.

kymry
-see cymry.

kynrede
-kindred.

kynurenic
-pertaining to, or designating, an acid obtained from the urine of dogs. by decomposition the acid yields a nitrogenous base (called kynurin) and carbonic acid.

kyrie
-see kyrie eleison.

kyrie eleison
-greek words, meaning "lord, have mercy upon us," used in the mass, the breviary offices, the litany of the saints, etc.
-the name given to the response to the commandments, in the service of the church of england and of the protestant episcopal church.

kyrielle
-a litany beginning with the words.

kyriolexy
-alt. of kyriology

kyriological
-serving to denote objects by conventional signs or alphabetical characters; as, the original greek alphabet of sixteen letters was called kyriologic, because it represented the pure elementary sounds. see curiologic.

kyriology
-the use of literal or simple expressions, as distinguished from the use of figurative or obscure ones.

kythe
-alt. of kithe
-to come into view; to appear.

kythed
-of kithe

kything
-of kithe

kytomiton
-see karyomiton.

kytoplasma
-see karyoplasma.