Sarokba
Sarokba is a term used in speculative fiction and worldbuilding to describe a traditional communal space and the social practices associated with it in a fictional culture. It functions as both a physical setting and a framework for collective decision-making, ritual, and social exchange within the imagined world.
Etymology and usage: The word is typically invented for worldbuilding and has no widely accepted real-world
Architecture and function: A sarokba commonly denotes a large, open hall or pavilion where members gather for
Social role: Participation is often egalitarian, with voices from different families or guilds balanced by rotating
Variations and symbolism: In some depictions, sarokba structures are portable or seasonal, aligning with agricultural cycles
Reception and usage: In modern fantasy literature and games, sarokba appears as a worldbuilding device to explore