Sukatization

Sukatization or Sukatisation is the acculturation of non-Sukatic populations or groups into a Sukatic culture or society. The term also refers to the historical adoption of the Sukat language and culture in Byrak and Northern Meran during the early middle ages. It may also refer to the transliteration of languages into the Sukatic script.

Subsets

Qymishification

Main article: Qymishification

Qymishification is the main subset of sukatization, applying the principle to Qymish culture, where non-Qymish peoples adopt it over their own as a form of cultural assimilation. This is either forced or voluntary, and has been observed in Qym since the formation of the principality in 1453 and accelerated with the rise of Qymish nationalism in the 23rd century.

See also

• Pan-Sukatism
• Sukatophilia
• Sukatophobia