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A '''pratidhvani''' (from the extinct Earth language [[Wikipedia:Sanskrit|Sanskrit]] प्रतिध्वनि ''pratidhvani'' "echo, reverberation") is a synthetic organism made to replicate its organic counterpart in nearly all aspects. This technology was pioneered by the [[Elmian|Elmians]] during the Early Noŋŋo eon, succesfully creating the first pratidhvani in 4250 ENE, a living replica of a female Earth [[Wikipedia:Cat|cat]] which they subsequently named ''Prithvi'' after the [[Wikipedia:Prithvi|Hindu goddess of the | A '''pratidhvani''' (from the extinct Earth language [[Wikipedia:Sanskrit|Sanskrit]] प्रतिध्वनि ''pratidhvani'' "echo, reverberation") is a synthetic organism made to replicate its organic counterpart in nearly all aspects. This technology was pioneered by the [[Elmian|Elmians]] during the Early Noŋŋo eon, succesfully creating the first pratidhvani in 4250 ENE, a living replica of a female Earth [[Wikipedia:Cat|cat]] which they subsequently named ''Prithvi'' after the [[Wikipedia:Prithvi|Hindu goddess of the earth]]. | ||
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A pratidhvani (from the extinct Earth language Sanskrit प्रतिध्वनि pratidhvani "echo, reverberation") is a synthetic organism made to replicate its organic counterpart in nearly all aspects. This technology was pioneered by the Elmians during the Early Noŋŋo eon, succesfully creating the first pratidhvani in 4250 ENE, a living replica of a female Earth cat which they subsequently named Prithvi after the Hindu goddess of the earth.