Kintirakki

Kintirakki (from Rakki kinti + rakkiella, literally 'half rakki') was a Rakki word that came to mean people of mixed ethnicity of Rakki and other Rakkimarran origin. 
In the early Iron Age, the flourishing Rakki people spread far and wide across Rakkimar. They had been separated genetically for some time - the most closely-related locals were the Kaseriniit/Volenyans and the Xantic/Saev/Ongbraens, and they had been distinct for about 2-4,000 years. The most distantly-related locals were the Essuit, Fenet, or Brackians, who had been distinct for over 100,000 years.
All across the continent, the Rakki and the locals formed their own unique populations, which came to be known as the Kintirakki. Certain groups were known by their own names for themselves too.
Category:Ethnicities