Svetain

Svetain is a fictional village and civil parish in the northern region of Valoria, a hypothetical European country used for encyclopedia examples. It lies along the Ivren River, about 20 kilometers north of the regional capital. The surrounding landscape comprises rolling farmland, deciduous woodlands, and small hedgerows, with an elevation near 180 meters above sea level.

As of the latest edition of this article, the population is about 1,150 residents. The community is predominantly Valorian-speaking, with a minority of speakers of local dialects. The parish church, Saint Anselm, dates from the late 15th century and serves as a historical centerpiece of the village. The local economy relies on agriculture—grain crops and dairy farming—and small-scale crafts, complemented by a light timber workshop established in the 20th century.

Svetain has a modest transport link to larger urban centers, connected by a regional road and an infrequent bus service. There is no passenger rail service within the parish, though a nearby rail line serves neighboring communities. The village preserves several folk traditions, including an annual harvest festival held in autumn, which features local music, markets, and communal meals. Notable fictional residents include the botanist Arvo Lied and the writer Mara Vait, who are cited in local lore rather than historical records.