entan

Entan is a term used in fictional and speculative contexts as a proper noun. It has no single, authoritative definition and its meaning varies by author and genre.

In worldbuilding and fantasy or science fiction, Entan is commonly used for names of minerals, places, or deities. For example, it may denote a luminescent mineral prized for energy or magic; a city or region that forms a political or cultural center; or a guardian spirit or deity in a mythic tradition. The specifics—properties, history, and significance—are defined by the creator.

Etymology and pronunciation: Entan is a constructed name. Authors typically do not assign a fixed linguistic origin. The pronunciation is usually two syllables: en-tan, though variations may appear. It is often selected for phonetic balance and distinctiveness.

In practice, Entan functions as a flexible naming convention in collaborative worldbuilding, helping to establish consistent naming across cultures and narratives. There are no canonical facts about Entan outside individual works.

See also: Worldbuilding, Conlang, Naming conventions.