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| Regions with significant populations | |
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 Enyama | 10.32 million |
 Elatia | 1.59 million |
 Wazheganon | x.xx million |
| Languages | |
| Enyaman, Norinnian, Glacian | |
| Religion | |
| Origan Christianity, Fabrian Christianity | |
The Dairi or Dairi peoples are an ethnic group of Belisarian origin native to Enyama and who share a common ancestry, culture, and history as descendants of the colonies of Ala Nova and Innonland, of the Latin Empire and Ottonian region specifically. Though communities speaking older dialects exist, the largest among them the Glacii who speak a form of vulgar Latin, the majority of Dairi peoples are fluent in both Standard Enyaman and in the local language of Norinnian, a Romance language which is itself a mixture of Latin and the Wiyátamánwit language with some elements and sounds taken from Old Ottonian.