Alanyai

Alanyai is a term that does not correspond to a widely recognized geographic or cultural entity in standard reference works. It may appear as a misspelling or transliteration of related terms, a demonym-style construction, or a fictional toponym in literature or game worlds.

Etymology and senses: The form resembles Turkish naming patterns, with Alanya being a real city in Turkey. Turkish demonyms typically use suffixes such as -lı/-li, but "alanyai" has no attested, authoritative meaning in Turkish and lacks an established etymology.

Geography and demography: If used as a place name, Alanyai would likely refer to a fictional settlement or an obscure locality not documented in mainstream gazetteers. As a demonym, it would imply residents of a place named Alanyai or Alanya in a constructed context, rather than an official designation.

Cultural usage: In fiction, Alanyai might appear as the name of a people, city, or region within a world-building project, novel, or game. Absent a canonical source, the attributes of such a place—its language, history, and economy—vary by author.

See also: Alanya, a real city on the Turkish Mediterranean coast; Alania and the Alans, historical peoples of the North Caucasus; Alanyalı, the Turkish demonym form for residents of Alanya.