uój

Note: This article describes a term from a fictional language created for worldbuilding and speculative linguistics.

uój is a term used in a constructed language to denote a ceremonial gathering or council meeting held by a community or organization, typically to deliberate on seasonal or strategic matters.

Etymology and pronunciation: The form is a created word built from a hypothetical root u- and a nominal suffix -ój. In the in-world phonology it is pronounced approximately oo-YOH, with the stress on the second syllable.

Grammar and usage: uój functions as a common noun. In examples from the language, plural forms appear as uóji, and the word commonly combines with modifiers that indicate purpose, season, or the attending group. It can take determiners to specify a particular gathering and may be accompanied by numerals to indicate multiple sessions or iterations.

In-world appearances: The term features in the Nyrena Lexicon, a fictional dictionary, and in the fantasy work The Gathering of Echoes, where it names seasonal councils that set policy for coastal settlements. Its usage tends to appear in formal or ceremonial prose and in passages describing governance or ritual decision-making.

See also: constructed language; worldbuilding; fictional terminology.