Hahagak Sea
Znagrúkic: Uhán
Northern Trakic languages: Hahagak Honí
Exían: Kax
Hahagak Sea1 is an inland sea in southern Dragonía, bordered by Múlíat Mountains to the north and west, the Dakrúzú Peninsula to the south and Derkniss Sea to the east.
The Znagrúks inhabiting the western coast call it Uhán or Lesser Sea, contrasting it with the much larger Súrkniss Sea to the south, called Tóhán or Greater Sea. The Exíans on the northeastern coast refer to both Hahagak- and Derkniss Seas as Kax, meaning glistening.
Exían: Kax
Hahagak Sea1 is an inland sea in southern Dragonía, bordered by Múlíat Mountains to the north and west, the Dakrúzú Peninsula to the south and Derkniss Sea to the east.
The Znagrúks inhabiting the western coast call it Uhán or Lesser Sea, contrasting it with the much larger Súrkniss Sea to the south, called Tóhán or Greater Sea. The Exíans on the northeastern coast refer to both Hahagak- and Derkniss Seas as Kax, meaning glistening.
Geography
The Ga River drains into Hahagak Sea. Notable settlements along its coast includes Pyn to the west and Attarakka to the northeast.
Fauna & Flora
A number of different species of birds are found in and near Hahagak Sea, most notably Black-footed Ortú Cormorants, regarded as sacred among the Znagrúks like their red-footed cousins by the Súrkniss Sea.
1Original icelandic: Hahagakhaf.
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