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The rationale is interesting. I’m glad they kept the logo as it’s recycling ♻️
The rationale is interesting. I’m glad they kept the logo as it’s recycling ♻️
I thought at first the name “Nura” was from Esperanto, meaning more or less “current” or “up-to-date”, but nope! It comes from the name for certain Sardinian buildings from the Megalithic period, “Nuraghe”:
Nuraghe - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuraghe
“nura” does not mean “current” or “up-to-date”, it means “mere”, just FYI; you may be confusing it with “nuna”
It’s also a Quenya word, meaning ‘deep’.
That’s neat folk etymology