pukeudutte
Note: Pukeudutte is a fictional term created for the purpose of this article to illustrate ethnographic description. In the imagined culture of the Valari, pukeudutte refers to a ceremonial practice surrounding dress, performance, and communal obligation conducted during the harvest festival.
Etymology: The word is constructed from two invented morphemes with no attested cognates in real languages.
Practice: The rite centers on the pukeudutte robe, a ceremonial garment with color panels and symbolic embroidery.
Social role: Pukeudutte serves as a rite of passage for adolescents entering adulthood and as a mechanism
Modern portrayal: In literature and game-world lore, pukeudutte is used to explore themes of memory, identity,