Zumer
Naming Traditions
Feminine names
Kresdine, Ferevi, Seses, Herleh, Lepsi, Femus, Sipril, Hven'je, Lehbek, Fleruv, Berli, Juk'je, Lexi, Gedebie, Berdis, Iʃun, Luni, Belie, Britt, Jen'ʒ, Lenhur, Bruni, Brejez, Jenureh, Luper, Deri, Dellej, Jen'je, Meden, Dej, Ederlej, Dubie, Edemsel, Mevi, Effer, Ellesie, Metisru, Elven, Ellene, Mecu, Ferden, Eufer, Gven, Kulen, Evenui, Genj, Kelus, Fimeh, Helle, Klur, Fim'je, Idur, Klesund, Frunu, Injil, Klinui, Fride, Ivune, Keres, Geisel, Izebel, Bril, Geuin, Mereld, Brunsej, Gilli, Minsuk, Bib, Gun'je, Kelisen, Belekie, Greli, Kenj, Muren, Gvendir, Ketu, Nellen, Gvinr, Kevulnier, Seses, Hefide
Masculine names
Betik, Belku, Jfer, Juse, Beleffen, Irmund, Bunid, Flenuk, Nesis, Berik, Brendis, Numinder, Bendis, Binsude, Brener, Frik, Rebig, Bermunus, Frikeh, Brunut̠ʃ, Breker, Gerdul, Regil, Bjurd, Brend, Briner, Gervun, Kirkel, Ruin, Bjulen, Jermind, Geter, Kultu, Regirg, Busser, Geviru, Jutelin, Bresirin, Glusek, Rekur, Brikel, Gevines, Demnus, Gedil, Rivnus, Brenes, Kesberg, Brignus, Guden, Ruhir, Get̠ʃes, Keneren, Bruk, Dedezus, Gerze, Kulinulf, Derud, Grese, Sender, Budus, Kulut̠ʃ, Durvil, Guhen, Sedum, Glusen, Gevehr, Segund, Deculen, Ketid, Emund, Sebeder, Dinfur, Gunurus, Keiser, Ebem, Dulbern, Guveld, Edil, Sesnet̠ʃ, Dubnu, Genren, Ekkurie, Skjulen, Kuffe, Meklev, Skjul, Edun, Merrus, Kuhnen, Felig, Mesriv, Skjerek, Felkrit̠ʃ, Jkel, Merius, Sril, Jefeh, Unbin, Erkiher, Hukretel, Kumir, Ferik, Jrund, Urunegu, Hunku
Family names
Kregekul, Vikundus, Suvius, Kugel, Kegrik, Kredek, Zuvis, Suvume, Suvirs, Sulivus, Suvuh, Limurzik, Imurizul, Limufek, Limurvik, Vikendi, Vusken, Vekevdus, Versden, Vekev, Vukesen, Verkeren, Legulek, Legulus, Leskeg, Lushem, Lingem, Legid, Legurmen, ɲkelek, ɲkursen, ɲkejus, ɲkil, ɲkersez, Remzus, Retilek, Reh'nur, Regneruk, Remveks, Hemsek, Hemideg, Hemezbul, Hemkenru, Hemiser, Juhes, Jugeken, Julkuh, Jufrin, Jikfez, Jegund, Bemvek, Bemsuki, Busvikum, Bevkir, Bemviku, Kelkrem, Kulirvek, Kulekrege, Urimesev, Uregem, Urifeklus, Uri'Rimez
Culture
Major language groups and dialects
Almost all People Within Zumuri Speak Zurun, some high Elders within the Capital Speak Zuni which is a high Tongue of Zurun, and it tends to be used for historical scriptures for High Elders too pass down through Generations
Shared customary codes and values
Usually want a combined world and invelop any other nations that want a unitary world by sharing cultures. Technological Invention and to Make Sprawling Cities
Common Dress code
During Summer Months Clothing Consists of few pieces, Usually Nude with some footwear, unless in a job that may require more gear to prevent injury, like feller men, Blacksmiths, military etc. During Winter Months clothing tends to be wild furs or Leather. but summer or Winter only outer clothing is worn, no underwear or bras.
Coming of Age Rites
To become Chieftain of Zumuri you must be 20 years of age, for common people, coming of age is 16 for men and usual from 10-18 for women (first Bleed) when you come of age as male you must enter a profession, usually a family profession that a parent would be in already. Women tend to be Family Bearers.
Funerary and Memorial customs
Flaming Casket within the communal fire pit with large celebrations (during the blood Plague of 796 too 803 this tradition was halted as there were too many dead and also that is where people ate, the loss of the tradition hurt a generation, losing their families without reconciliation from the fire pit.
Common Taboos
Not finishing a meal is a large Taboo, Inter family relations was common and not frowned upon, not having a job in Zumuri was the equivalent of being homeless in our standards, having sex with animals is a bad thing, as they are considered dirty unless cooked, not cumming during sex is the height of bad manners in this society as making children is a way to keep the species alive.
Common Myths and Legends
Zuhrkin Kregulek is thought to have Made his swords by hand and fight with no armour at the front of the Army. Legend says that a Muri Called Jekelus Herzsekrin was the founder of the Capital and his five brothers fought off the Rival Zumer clans in the area and that he still lives today underneath the City in the Crypts with his brothers fending off the Enemy. It is thought that in the South, the big mountain contains an animal of great power that can burst flames out of its throat (Like a dragon)
Historical figures
Zuhrkin Kregekul, Jekul Vikundus, Erkiher Bemviku, Jekelus Herzsekrin
Ideals
Beauty Ideals
Muscular Men, and thicker women with large breasts and wide hips for better child care
Gender Ideals
Male, Female
Relationship Ideals
Having Offspring with a wife and having other Sexual Partners is Granted
Major organizations
Zumuri Mulker (Zumuri Chiefdom) , Hu Bemek Guard (The Bear Guards)
Parent ethnicities
Diverged ethnicities
Encompassed species
Related Organizations
Related Myths
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