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'''Herdaz''' is a kingdom in north-eastern [[Roshar]].{{map ref|Roshar}} The people from Herdaz are called Herdazians, and can be found in many surrounding countries.
 
== Geography ==
Herdaz is a coastal nation in the north-east of Roshar, covering approximately one million square kilometres of land.{{ref|name=blog634}} Most of its jagged coastline lies on the [[Reshi Sea]], while a small part of it faces [[Steamwater Ocean]] and the [[Bay of Elibath]]. From the south, Herdaz borders [[Jah Keved]] on two rivers and [[Alethkar]] on land. Across the sea, it is close to a number of [[Reshi Isles]].{{map ref|Roshar}}{{map ref|Alethkar}} It lies around the same lattitude as Iri and Rira.{{map ref|Roshar}}
 
Most of the country is a series of long and narrow peninsulas jutting out into the sea, and a single larger one separating the island of [[Akak]] from the rest of the Reshi archipelago. The Herdazian interior appears to be rather flat, with a single major river dividing the western and eastern halves of the country, and a number of smaller, shorter coastal rivers. Though there are cities there, none of them are of global importance.{{map ref|Roshar}}{{map ref|Alethkar}}
 
==== Terms ====
* ''calah'' - An old Herdazian term for [[wikipedia:mink|mink]].{{book ref|sa4|1}}
* ''velochorlano'' - unknown meaning, used by Lopen to refer to [[TalikHuio]] when conversing with him{{book ref|sa3.5|313}}
* ''chortana'' - a woman, possibly an intimidating or powerful one{{book ref|sa3|121}}
* ''enne'' - an old Herdazian honorific, roughly meaning "great."{{book ref|sa4|1}}
* ''gancho/a'' - a casual way to refer a male or female superior.{{book ref|sa3|29}}{{book ref|sa3.5|5}}
* ''gon'' - appears to be a generic term{{book ref|sa1|32}}
* ''mancha'' - [[Lopen]] sometimes uses this term when addressing [[Lunamor]] and, on one occasion, uses it to refer to himself in his own thoughts{{book ref|sa2|12}}{{book ref|sa3.5|11}}
* ''gancho/a'' - a casual way to refer a male or female superior.{{book ref|sa3|29}}{{book ref|sa3.5|5}}
* ''naco'' - seems to be used for someone younger, like a child{{book ref|sa3|121}}
* ''hooch'' - Lopen uses this one for [[Sigzil]], and refuses to explain its meaning{{book ref|sa3|35}}
* ''penhito'' - an insult{{book ref|sa3|121}}
* ''chortana'' - a woman, possibly an intimidating or powerful one{{book ref|sa3|121}}
* ''moolie'' - A term for someone mute or quiet{{book ref|sa1|32}}
* ''velo'' - unknown meaning, used by Lopen to refer to [[Talik]] when conversing with him{{book ref|sa3.5|3}}
* ''hregos'' - unknown meaning, used by Lopen to refer to [[Thaylen]] sailors{{book ref|sa3.5|11}}
* ''charlanomancha'' - unknown[[Lopen]] sometimes uses this term when addressing [[Lunamor]] meaningand, usedon byone Lopenoccasion, uses it to refer to [[Huio]]himself in his own thoughts{{book ref|sa2|12}}{{book ref|sa3.5|1311}}
* ''misra'' - unknown meaning, used by Lopen to refer to [[Cord]]{{book ref|sa3.5|7}}
* ''moolie'' - A term for someone mute or quiet{{book ref|sa1|32}}
* ''naco'' - seems to be used for someone younger, like a child{{book ref|sa3|121}}
* ''ornachala'' - unknown meaning, possibly some sort of Herdazian food{{book ref|sa3.5|18}}
* ''penhito'' - an insult{{book ref|sa3|121}}
* ''velo'' - unknown meaning, used by Lopen to refer to [[Talik]]{{book ref|sa3.5|3}}
 
=== Diaspora ===
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* [[Lopen]], the cheerful, one-armed member of [[Bridge Four]] and a third-Oath [[Windrunner]].
* Lopen's multiple cousins, including [[Punio]], [[Rod (Roshar)|Rod]] and [[Huio]].
* [[Kabsal]] might be Herdazian, as he has the accent.{{book ref|sa1|7}}
* An illiterate Herdazian who gives [[Taravangian]]'s doctors a [[death rattle]].{{book ref|sa1|endnote}}
* [[Havarah]], [[Dalinar]]'s bridgelord, is part-Herdazian.{{book ref|sa1|26}}
* [[Palona]], [[Sebarial]]'s mistress.
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