fiatrahaan
Fiatrahaan is a ceremonial tradition in the fictional Verathi culture of the Verath archipelago. Depicted as a year-end rite, it combines public processions, song, and maritime ritual to honor ancestors and seek protection against storms in the coming year. The ceremony is associated with the winter solstice and is observed across coastal communities with regional variations.
Linguistic notes in the in-world corpus trace fiatrahaan to two Verathic roots: fiat- meaning sea and rahaan
Typical observances include a procession of decorated boats along the harbor, lanterns floated on the water,
The earliest written references appear in coastal traders' chronicles from the early period of Verath seafaring;