Sihhe
- noun
- Literature
- The ancient traditions of the Sihhe are crucial to the plot of the series.
Examples
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Throughout the novels, the Sihhe struggle to maintain their influence over the kingdom.
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The Sihhe are known for their unique culture.
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Many fans are fascinated by the unique magic possessed by the Sihhe.
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Many stories feature the Sihhe as central characters.
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Many fans are fascinated by the unique magic possessed by the Sihhe.
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The ancient traditions of the Sihhe are crucial to the plot of the series.
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Throughout the novels, the Sihhe struggle to maintain their influence over the kingdom.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sihhe was invented by author C. J. Cherryh for a fictional people in her 'Fortress' novels. A helpful way to remember it is to think of it as sounding like 'she' or a soft 'shh', which matches their secretive traditions and special magic in the stories.