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Tükürüün is a fictional coastal town used as a setting in speculative fiction and related media. In its common portrayals, it sits on the western shore of the Bay of Lhazar within the archipelago of Sersin, serving as a regional hub for trade, culture, and governance.

Historically, Tükürüün is described as a small fishing village that grew into a market town after the construction of a harbor in the medieval era. Its fortunes rise with maritime trade and decline during periods of regional conflict, followed by reconstruction that preserves a layered urban landscape. In many narratives, the town endures through a blend of old stone fortifications and evolving harbor infrastructure, reflecting successive waves of settlers and merchants.

The economy of Tükürüün is typically depicted as centered on fishing, salt production, and artisanal crafts such as pottery and rope making. The harbor supports a bustling market where fish, spices, textiles, and naval stores are traded. Local life is portrayed as cosmopolitan, with a mix of ethnic groups and languages that contribute to a distinctive cultural identity. Notable architectural features often include timber-framed houses, narrow lanes, and a stone citadel or lighthouse that anchors the town’s silhouette.

Etymology surrounding the name Tükürüün is debated within the fiction. Authors propose various origins, including a local word meaning dust or ash, or a geographic term describing a river mouth or tidal feature. The term is also used within the stories as a surname and place marker, reinforcing its role as a living element of the fictional world.

In adaptations and fan works, Tükürüün appears in novels and role-playing games, with details that vary by author but consistently present it as a vivid, maritime community.