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|name = Bayatapakan<br>{{rkdg|}}
|name = Toyotapakan<br>{{rkdg|}}
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|demonym = Bayatan
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'''Bayatapakan''' (English: {{ipa|[bəˈjɑtəpəkɑn]}}, [[Rokadong]]: {{rkdg|󴂿󴃋󴀷}} ''Bayatapakan'' {{ipa|[bajɐˈtapɐkan]}}), often just called '''Bayata''', is an "in-lore settlement" on {{e jar}} Island, [[Rauratoshan]]. The [[Star-Path Minigames]] headquarters and the first stop of the [[Rauratoshan Grand Tour]] are the only buildings in Bayatapakan that also exist in Nguhcraft.
'''Tóyotapakan''' (English: {{ipa|[ˌtɤwˈjɤwtəpəkɑn]}}, [[Rokadong]]: {{rkdg|󴀷}} ''Tóyotapakan'' {{ipa|[toːjoˈtapɐkan]}}), often just called '''Tóyota''', is an "in-lore settlement" on {{e jar}} Island, [[Rauratoshan]]. The [[Star-Path Minigames]] headquarters and the first stop of the [[Rauratoshan Grand Tour]] are the only buildings in Bayatapakan that also exist in Nguhcraft.


==Etymology==
==Etymology==
The city is literally called "the town of Bayata", where "Bayata" literally means "woman-material", or {{wp|estrogen}}, in [[Rokadong]]. This name was loaned from the name of the island the town exists on, {{e jar}} Island.
The city is literally called "the town of Tóyota", where "tóyota" literally means "woman-material", or {{wp|estrogen}}, in [[Rokadong]]. This name was based upon the name of the island the town exists on, {{e jar}} Island, and has nothing to do with the [[fakeworld]] car brand Toyota; Imperial Karanesa's equivalent of Rokadong ''toyu'' just is ''toâyo'', loaned back into Rokadong as ''tóyo''.


While normally, the demonym for any place in Rokadong is just the name of the place (sans ''pakan'' if present), people from this town sometimes, usually pejoratively, are called ''soyapangki(sona)'' (literally "soy-drinker"), based on the myth that drinking {{wp|soybean}} milk is a form of hormone replacement therapy. However, younger citizens may sometimes use ''soyapangki'' in a non-pejorative manner.
While normally, the demonym for any place in Rokadong is just the name of the place (sans ''pakan'' if present), people from this town sometimes, usually pejoratively, are called ''soyapangki(sona)'' (literally "soy-drinker"), based on the myth that drinking {{wp|soybean}} milk is a form of hormone replacement therapy. However, younger citizens may sometimes use ''soyapangki'' in a non-pejorative manner.


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  {{Trans/item|Spanish|''Bayatá'' {{ipa|/βaʝaˈta/}}}}
  {{Trans/item|Spanish|''Toyotá'' {{ipa|/toʝoˈta/}}}}
}}
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Revision as of 05:36, 13 October 2026

Toyotapakan
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File:Ejar Island View.png
A view of Island from above
File:Ejar on map.png
Location of Island
CountryRauratoshan
Founded12 October 2026
DemonymBayatan

Tóyotapakan (English: [ˌtɤwˈjɤwtəpəkɑn], Rokadong: 󴀷 Tóyotapakan [toːjoˈtapɐkan]), often just called Tóyota, is an "in-lore settlement" on Island, Rauratoshan. The Star-Path Minigames headquarters and the first stop of the Rauratoshan Grand Tour are the only buildings in Bayatapakan that also exist in Nguhcraft.

Etymology

The city is literally called "the town of Tóyota", where "tóyota" literally means "woman-material", or estrogen, in Rokadong. This name was based upon the name of the island the town exists on, Island, and has nothing to do with the fakeworld car brand Toyota; Imperial Karanesa's equivalent of Rokadong toyu just is toâyo, loaned back into Rokadong as tóyo.

While normally, the demonym for any place in Rokadong is just the name of the place (sans pakan if present), people from this town sometimes, usually pejoratively, are called soyapangki(sona) (literally "soy-drinker"), based on the myth that drinking soybean milk is a form of hormone replacement therapy. However, younger citizens may sometimes use soyapangki in a non-pejorative manner.


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