Telarian

Telarian is a term used in science fiction and worldbuilding to describe things associated with the fictional world of Telara, including its people, language, and culture. In many works the Telarians are depicted as a humanoid civilization native to Telara, a terrestrial planet in the outer sectors of the Telarian star system. The term can function as both a noun (a Telarian) and an adjective (Telarian technology, Telarian society).

Telara is commonly described as having diverse biomes, with large forests, ocean regions, and urban areas that integrate with the ecosystem. Authors often portray Telaran cities as modular and ecologically intertwined, using renewable energy and advanced habitat engineering.

Social structure varies by author but is often characterized by a technocratic or merit-based governance, a strong emphasis on science, education, and peaceful diplomacy. Telarians may value knowledge-sharing, exploration, and stewardship of their biosphere, with interstellar contact sometimes framed as cautious and cooperative.

Language and artifacts associated with Telarian settings are diverse across works. The Telarian language is sometimes depicted as agglutinative or syllabic, with dialects reflecting regional differences. Telarian artifacts commonly include orbital habitats, data networks, and environmental-control technologies.

Because Telarian spans multiple unrelated fictional settings, there is no single canonical description. The term serves as a convenient label for various fictional worlds that feature a Telaran people and their culture.