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'''Pihitians''' are an ethnographic group of [[Puan|Puans]] who are native to the ethnocultural and linguistic region of [[Pihi Oblast|Pihi]] which makes up the entirety of the [[Pihi|state]] within [[Pua]]. Pihitians are culturally distinct from Puans and speak a dialect of [[English]] called Pihitian or Pihitian-English. | '''Pihitians''' are an ethnographic group of [[Puan|Puans]] who are native to the ethnocultural and linguistic region of [[Pihi Oblast|Pihi]] which makes up the entirety of the [[Pihi|state]] within [[Pua (region)|Pua]]. Pihitians are culturally distinct from Puans and speak a dialect of [[English]] called Pihitian or Pihitian-English. | ||
=== Etymology === | === Etymology === | ||
The name began as an exonym from Puans but rapidly overtook the native endonym due to Puan cultural domination after Pihi was absorbed into the predecessor state that would eventually become the [[Blossomic Empire of Pua]]. | The name began as an exonym from Puans but rapidly overtook the native endonym due to Puan cultural domination after Pihi was absorbed into the predecessor state that would eventually become the [[Blossomic Empire of Pua]]. | ||
=== List of Notable Pihitians === | === List of Notable Pihitians === | ||
[[5low_a4]] installed puppet leader of [[Pihi]] | [[5low_a4]] installed puppet leader of [[Pihi]] |
Revision as of 02:42, 26 August 2024
Pihitians are an ethnographic group of Puans who are native to the ethnocultural and linguistic region of Pihi which makes up the entirety of the state within Pua. Pihitians are culturally distinct from Puans and speak a dialect of English called Pihitian or Pihitian-English.
Etymology
The name began as an exonym from Puans but rapidly overtook the native endonym due to Puan cultural domination after Pihi was absorbed into the predecessor state that would eventually become the Blossomic Empire of Pua.