What is the equivalent of dots in the dns structure

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1. What is the equivalent of dots in the DNS structure for the UNIX directory structure?

2. A DNS domain name starts with a node and goes up to the root of the tree. Do the pathnames in UNIX do the same?

3. Can we say that the FQDNs in DNS are the same as absolute pathnames in UNIX and PQDNs are the same as relative pathnames in UNIX?

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