Sekis
Sekis is a fictional ethnic group and language created for world-building and speculative fiction. In most depictions, the Sekis are coastal and highland communities inhabiting the imagined archipelago of Lirien and adjoining mainland regions. The name Sekis is used as both the ethnonym and the label for the language family in various works.
Etymology: In-world etymologies trace Sekis to a proto-root meaning "people" or "home," though the exact origin
Geography and demographics: Sekis communities are said to occupy terraces in upland valleys, mangrove coasts, and
Language and culture: The Sekis language is presented as a central element of identity, preserved through oral
History and contact: In-world histories describe migrations from highland terrains and centuries of trade with neighboring
Scholarly use and reception: Sekis is frequently used as a case study in ethnogenesis, representation, and world-building