sürülmütür
Sürülmütür is a fictional term used in speculative anthropology and worldbuilding to describe a specific form of communal narrative transmission within a constructed culture. In this sense, it denotes both the act of retelling stories in a communal setting and the gradual, intentional evolution of those stories across generations. The concept is not attested in real-world dictionaries or ethnographic records; it functions as a theoretical construct for discussing how memory and meaning can shift while a shared identity remains.
Etymology in the fictional framework is deliberately Turkish-inspired, blending morphemes that resemble root verbs associated with
Practice and structure of sürülmütür center on seasonal gatherings in which an elder storyteller initiates a
In fictional discussions, sürülmütür is used to illustrate how storytelling can balance continuity with change, linking