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'''Araçana''' ([[Araçanic]]: ''Arat Zana'' /a.ras̪ː‿a.na/), is a state located southeast of [[Kozdenen]], west of [[Eltear]], and north of [[Arktsev]], on the southern coast of the [[Ngasekaiv Sea]]. | '''Araçana''' ([[Araçanic]]: ''Arat Zana'' /a.ras̪ː‿a.na/), is a state located southeast of [[Kozdenen]], west of [[Eltear]], and north of [[Arktsev]], on the southern coast of the [[Ngasekaiv Sea]]. | ||
{{Infobox ngation|name=Araçana|banner=City of Araçana Banner.png|flag=Flag of Aracana City.png|capital=Araçana|ruler=[[Outlaw Sly]]|ruler-title=[[National Mayor of Araçana|National Mayor]]|languages=[[Araçanic]]<br>(Recognized: [[Yiddish]] | {{Infobox ngation|name=Araçana|banner=City of Araçana Banner.png|flag=Flag of Aracana City.png|capital=Araçana|ruler=[[Outlaw Sly]]|ruler-title=[[National Mayor of Araçana|National Mayor]]|languages=[[Araçanic]]<br>(Recognized: [[Yiddish]])|demonym=Araçanni, Araçanic|date-format=MM/DD/YYYY|currency=Kaema|government=Parliamentary Republic|map=Map-of-Araçana&surroundings.png|two-digit-code=AC|three-digit-code=ACA|ung-member=yes}} | ||
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=== Music === | === Music === | ||
The ''Krisa'', a 5 to 6 stringed Banjo-like instrument, is a symbol of Araçanni culture and is played in dance music. Instruments that often accompany the ''Krisa'' are the ''Saraz'' (a form of [[w:Serpent_(instrument)|Serpent]]) and various Percussion instruments. | |||
=== Cuisine === | === Cuisine === | ||
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=== Religion === | === Religion === | ||
=== Languages === | === Languages === | ||
The official language of Araçana is Araçanic, which is the most spoken of the Irgi-Zana languages. Additionally, Yiddish | The official language of Araçana is Araçanic, which is the most spoken of the Irgi-Zana languages. Additionally, Yiddish is spoken by a significant minority of the population and is considered a recognized language. [[English]] is learned as a second language by many Araçanni people. | ||
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Revision as of 15:30, 4 August 2025
Araçana (Araçanic: Arat Zana /a.ras̪ː‿a.na/), is a state located southeast of Kozdenen, west of Eltear, and north of Arktsev, on the southern coast of the Ngasekaiv Sea.
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| Capital city | Araçana | ||||||
| Demonym | Araçanni, Araçanic | ||||||
| Government | Parliamentary Republic National Mayor: Outlaw Sly | ||||||
| Official languages | Araçanic (Recognized: Yiddish) | ||||||
| ISO-3166-1/2 | AC | ||||||
| ISO-3166-1/3 | ACA | ||||||
| Currency | Kaema | ||||||
| Date format | MM/DD/YYYY | ||||||
Name
Although the English word Araçana is considered a single word, its Araçanic counterpart (and etymological origin) is considered two words: arat /a.rat/, meaning city, and Zana /s̪a.na/, the endonym of the Zana people.
- Araçanic: Arat Zana /a.ras̪ː‿a.na/
- Japanese: アラッサナ Arassana /aɾasːana/
- Kośtsiśtsi: dróstsi Xaratttana /'drostsi 'xaraθ:ana/
- Mosici: an-alhatsan an’Alhatsan /ãtaʟat͡sã/
- Occitan: Araccana /araˈt͡sanɔ/
- Śácamþaśá: nAsArAA Arasana /'ɐrɐsɐnɐ/
- Taqồpaq: Arasana /arasana/
- Tosï: Arasana /ʔaɣasana/
- Xindvâ: Ârôthâna [ɑ.ɾə.θɑ.nə]
- Qgicauue:
Alatsala [a.la.tsa.la]
History
On April 28, 2025, Araçana became a member of the Gulf Union.
On May 27, 2025, Araçana became a member of the United Ŋations.
On May 29, 2025, The borders of Araçana were formally expanded to their current size.
Government and Politics
Mayor Sly
Culture
Music
The Krisa, a 5 to 6 stringed Banjo-like instrument, is a symbol of Araçanni culture and is played in dance music. Instruments that often accompany the Krisa are the Saraz (a form of Serpent) and various Percussion instruments.
Cuisine
Demographics
Religion
Languages
The official language of Araçana is Araçanic, which is the most spoken of the Irgi-Zana languages. Additionally, Yiddish is spoken by a significant minority of the population and is considered a recognized language. English is learned as a second language by many Araçanni people.