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==Riyan==
==Riyan==
===Etymology===
===Etymology===
From {{inherit|ryn|ryn-o|rī́ɣas|t=Riyan person}}, a borrowing from {{borrow|ryn|rad-o|rījø̄r|t=Riyan person, worshipper of Riya}}. The Radestrian exonym was derived as such due to the belief that the Riyan people worshipped a sky deity, which they likened to the Radestrian thunder goddess {{w|Riya}}. This idea lasted until the mid-18th century when prominent Riyan historians began to come to different conclusions about the nature of ancient Riyan worship. According to modern scholarship, it is thought that the old cultural idea of ancient Riyans as sky-worshippers was by misattribution and more representative of other minority groups in Radestria.
From {{inherit|ryn|ryn-o|rī́ɣas|t=Riyan person}}, a borrowing from {{borrow|ryn|rad-o|rījø̄r|t=Riyan person, worshipper of Riya}}. The Radestrian exonym was derived as such due to the belief that the Riyan people worshipped a sky deity, which the Radestrian people likened to their thunder goddess {{w|Riya}}. This idea lasted until the mid-18th century when prominent Riyan historians began to come to different conclusions about the nature of ancient Riyan worship. According to modern scholarship, it is thought that the old cultural idea of ancient Riyans as sky-worshippers was by misattribution and more representative of other minority groups in Radestria.


Displaced native {{m+|ryn-o|mbā́lktas}}, which died out but was revived by {{w|Riyan nationalism|Riyan nationalists}} in the late 19th century as {{m|ryn|blaocht}}.
Displaced native {{m+|ryn-o|mbā́lktas}}, which died out but was revived by {{w|Riyan nationalism|Riyan nationalists}} in the late 19th century as {{m|ryn|blaocht}}.

Revision as of 23:33, 7 August 2023

Riyan

Etymology

From Old Riyan rī́ɣas (“Riyan person”), a borrowing from Old Radestrian rījø̄r (“Riyan person, worshipper of Riya”). The Radestrian exonym was derived as such due to the belief that the Riyan people worshipped a sky deity, which the Radestrian people likened to their thunder goddess Riya. This idea lasted until the mid-18th century when prominent Riyan historians began to come to different conclusions about the nature of ancient Riyan worship. According to modern scholarship, it is thought that the old cultural idea of ancient Riyans as sky-worshippers was by misattribution and more representative of other minority groups in Radestria.

Displaced native Old Riyan mbā́lktas, which died out but was revived by Riyan nationalists in the late 19th century as blaocht.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key)/riɣ/, [riː]
  • Rhyme: -iɣ

Noun

ríŗa (dual ríŗaad, plural ríŗais, collective ríŗaiva)

  1. Riyan person

Mutation

Riyan mutation
radical lenited
ríŗa unchanged