Áń Wyiŋaq Cáśy Cáŋaj

jgATo SUqa qgArwi (jo( Áń Wyiŋaq Cáśy Cáŋaj
Seal of the Queen of Maraśa
Life
Born	Month of Casting, Quiet Week, Day 5, Year 118
Place of Birth	Fájaþáw, Þunan Qumreá
Other
Pronouns	she/her
Occupations	Ocean priest, formerly Queen of Maraśa
Nationality	Maraśa

For the four-part structure of the name, see Śácamþań Naming Conventions

Áń Wyiŋaq Cáśy Cáŋaj, or Cáśy for short, formerly Wetáŋa gAtowI (IPA: /'β̞ʷɪtɑːŋɐ/), is a Maraśań ocean priest and formerly the Queen or Quing (Śácamþaśá: mAnItu Tunema) of Maraśa. She was in power until the Maraśań Civil War, and ruled the country as an absolute monarchy. She was originally suspected by some to be Hilja in disguise, but the public declaration of her true identity as Cáśy (rather than Wetáŋa) and the accompanying backstory of her life has largely ended these rumours.

Names in other languages

Name in other languages:

• Japanese: ウィターンガ Witānga [ɰᵝitaŋga]
• Kilvanan: Ƃitaŋa /βitaŋa/
• Kośtsiśtsi: Vetańa ['vetaɲa]
• Taqồpaq: Wetaõa ['we.tαŋ.a]
• Tosï: Wetaŋa ['we.ta.ŋa]
• Xindvâ: Vitaanga-driêng [vi.tɑː.ŋə (dr~ɖʐ)iə̯ŋ]