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'''Kētka''' (also ''Ketkua'', ''Ketkēa'') is a concept in many [[Coscivian culture|Coscivian cultures]] relating to an attitude. Though often translated as ''slack'', it is not considered to have a literal Ænglish equivalent. | '''Kētka''' (also ''Ketkua'', ''Ketkēa'') is a concept in many [[Coscivian culture|Coscivian cultures]] relating to an attitude. Though often translated as ''slack'', it is not considered to have a literal Ænglish equivalent. | ||
''Kētka'' is less prominent in the culture of the [[Taństem Coscivians|Taństan Coscivians]] and [[Antaric Coscivians]]. | |||
[[Category:Coscivian civilisation]] | [[Category:Coscivian civilisation]] | ||
[[Category:KRV]] | [[Category:KRV]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:52, 8 September 2021
Kētka (also Ketkua, Ketkēa) is a concept in many Coscivian cultures relating to an attitude. Though often translated as slack, it is not considered to have a literal Ænglish equivalent.
Kētka is less prominent in the culture of the Taństan Coscivians and Antaric Coscivians.