intitapohi
Intitapohi is a term used in speculative anthropology and worldbuilding to describe a communal practice of memory creation and transmission. In such contexts, intitapohi refers to rituals in which members of a community encode collective histories into tangible artifacts and performances, preserving knowledge across generations. The term is typically treated as a cultural category rather than a linguistic or material object, and it is not based on a real-world language.
In fictional or hypothetical settings, intitapohi rituals often center on a memory-weaving process. Participants contribute memory
Scholarly or creative treatments of intitapohi commonly use it to explore how societies construct memory and