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Created page with "The '''Ukuri''' were a large group of Yarami peoples in the area of what is now Nözhya. The name was frequently applied to groups which may not have identified with the Ukuri; in later Phelo records the word came to be used as a term for Yarami tribes in general. == Etymology == The name may come from a bullshit etymology in Yarami, another bullshit etymology, or from Old Nözhyin *ukly: "walk". == Cultural characteristics == === ''Sitimori'' ===..." |
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A system of moieties existed throughout the period preceding Pheloisation. The general term for moieties was ''sitimori'' TODO work this out w/e | A system of moieties existed throughout the period preceding Pheloisation. The general term for moieties was ''sitimori'' TODO work this out w/e | ||
Revision as of 17:48, 7 March 2025
The Ukuri were a large group of Yarami peoples in the area of what is now Nözhya. The name was frequently applied to groups which may not have identified with the Ukuri; in later Phelo records the word came to be used as a term for Yarami tribes in general.
Etymology
The name may come from a bullshit etymology in Yarami, another bullshit etymology, or from Old Nözhyin *ukly: "walk".
Cultural characteristics
nomads keeping cattle and sheep
Sitimori
A system of moieties existed throughout the period preceding Pheloisation. The general term for moieties was sitimori TODO work this out w/e