Pure Lip Entry
Adun
Master, Sovereign, or Foundation
Pronounced /ah-doon/
Master, Sovereign, or Foundation. Replaces Adon and Adonai by purging the Masoretic 'o' and restoring the Waw to the pure [u] vowel. The archaic plural or possessive form is Adunay.
Hebrew Witness
𐤀𐤃𐤅𐤍
Phonetic: /ah-doon/
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Usage Note
Restoration Context
Qadmoni treats this term as part of a wider restoration vocabulary rather than an isolated definition. The Pure Lip is framed as a memory system: names, titles, and assembly language work together to preserve covenant identity across the calendar, the reader, and the library.
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/yah-hoo-shoo-ah/
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