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	''Etenayari'' are not clan-mobile, unlike Etenari. (They remain with the clan they are adopted into until they die, and cannot be adopted by/taken into another clan. The exception to this is ''Etenayari'' who later become ''Etenayari Nisaad'', ''Nisaadari'' (the contemplative Etenari equivalent of monks).)		''Etenayari'' are not clan-mobile, unlike Etenari. (They remain with the clan they are adopted into until they die, and cannot be adopted by/taken into another clan. The exception to this is ''Etenayari'' who later become ''Etenayari Nisaad'', ''Nisaadari'' (the contemplative Etenari equivalent of monks).)

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Ladaakh

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	Probably the most immediately distinctive characteristic of the Etenari is that it is customary to wear a full-body veil. This is usually a thin fabric, ideal for shading the body in hot weather, which obscures the form (and in most cases the gender) of the body. Hands and feet are also covered. Among more orthodox Etenari, the only part of their bodies commonly visible by the naked eye is their eyes.		Probably the most immediately distinctive characteristic of the Etenari is that it is customary to wear a full-body veil. This is usually a thin fabric, ideal for shading the body in hot weather, which obscures the form (and in most cases the gender) of the body. Hands and feet are also covered. Among more orthodox Etenari, the only part of their bodies commonly visible by the naked eye is their eyes.

	Etenari wear the ladaakh as part of their religious devotions (see ~~larger heading~~ under "~~culture~~").		Etenari wear the ladaakh as part of their religious devotions (see under "beliefs").

	====Forms of the Ladaakh====		====Forms of the Ladaakh====
	Given the change in climate that the Etenari have endured (coming from a desert area and then moving up into a cooler forested area, then being displaced into temperate Elluria), it is unsurprising that a number of variations on the ladaakh have come about. Older people tend to stick to the longer more Teldanari-style ladaakh, while younger people might prefer a thinner fabric.		Given the change in climate that the Etenari have endured (coming from a desert area and then moving up into a cooler forested area, then being displaced into temperate Elluria), it is unsurprising that a number of variations on the ladaakh have come about. Older people tend to stick to the longer more Teldanari-style ladaakh, while younger people might prefer a thinner fabric.

	A particularly controversial development in recent years is the itlaakh, a covering which hugs the body while still keeping the traditional "modesty". People who wear the itlaakh have covered hands and heads, but may wear normal shoes and outer clothing. Wearing of the itlaakh is considered very liberal and "youth-style", and often frowned upon by traditionalists.		A particularly controversial development in recent years is the itlaakh, a covering which hugs the body while still keeping the traditional "modesty". People who wear the itlaakh have covered hands and heads, but may wear normal shoes and outer clothing. Wearing of the itlaakh is considered very liberal and "youth-style", and often frowned upon by traditionalists.

	===Redemption===		===Redemption===

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 ==Peculiarities==
 ===Family and Oaths===
 Etenari people place high value on Family and Oaths.  A person will gladly lay down their lives to protect their kinsmen, and will do what is necessary to ensure the continuation of their clan.

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Tindasari

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	While this popular conception of the Tindasari is partially accurate, it is an incomplete picture of the Tindasari. A Tindasari person can be a toiler of the land (farmer) or a fish-cleaner/gutter, or a harvester. Tindasari represent the most populous clan of the Etenari, and most Etenari that non-Etenari come into contact with are from the Tindas clan.		While this popular conception of the Tindasari is partially accurate, it is an incomplete picture of the Tindasari. A Tindasari person can be a toiler of the land (farmer) or a fish-cleaner/gutter, or a harvester. Tindasari represent the most populous clan of the Etenari, and most Etenari that non-Etenari come into contact with are from the Tindas clan.


	===Nayinsari===		===Nayinsari===

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Etenari Clans

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 ===Nisaadari===
-Etenari Nisaad are the Etenari equivalent of priests or contemplative monks.  They are the keepers of the song, givers of prophecy, and generally speaking thought of highly by the other clans.  Initiated Etenari Nisaad maintain a telepathic link to one another with heavy consumption of the western variety of [[Nokos]] mushroom. Uninitiated Etenari Nisaad function as lorekeepers and social planners.  It is not unusual to see a Nisaadar planning weddings or working with Tindasari on business transactions.
+Etenari Nisaad are the Etenari equivalent of priests or contemplative monks.  They are the keepers of the song, givers of prophecy, and generally speaking thought of highly by the other clans.  Initiated Etenari Nisaad maintain a telepathic link to one another with heavy consumption of the western variety of [[Nokos]] mushroom. Uninitiated Etenari Nisaad function as lorekeepers and social planners.  It is not unusual to see a Nisaadar planning weddings or working with Nayinsari on business transactions.
 Etenari Nisaad are different from every other Etenari clan in that they allow for clan-changing by Etenayari (adopted Etenari people).  Someone who was adopted into the Etenari later in life (generally as an adult) is not generally allowed to change clans.  The Etenari Nisaad welcome newcomers, though.
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 While this popular conception of the Tindasari is partially accurate, it is an incomplete picture of the Tindasari.  A Tindasari person can be a toiler of the land (farmer) or a fish-cleaner/gutter, or a harvester.  Tindasari represent the most populous clan of the Etenari, and most Etenari that non-Etenari come into contact with are from the Tindas clan.
 ===Adoption===