lohkeaa
Lohkeaa is a term used in the fictional Narath Archipelago to denote both a semi-precious mineral and a body of cultural practices centered on memory, land, and kinship. In mineral form, lohkeaa crystals are typically translucent with a pale blue-green hue and a pearly to vitreous luster. In social use, the term also denotes a principle of shared memory that binds families and communities to their geographic landscape.
Etymology: The word derives from the Narathan language, with lohk- meaning "together" and eaa meaning "memory,"
Geology and occurrence: Lohkeaa forms in hydrothermal veins within basaltic terrains on several islands in the
Cultural and economic significance: Lohkeaa serves as a local currency in markets and as a material for
History and references: The mineral and its cultural role were first documented by archaeologist Dr. Asha Rimal