Call for terminology
I'm planning the introduction of newly acquired lands into the political system of the Tekann and I'm in need of a title for local governing bodies. I've decided I'd like to import a word from a foreign language into Tekann to denote the land title and the title of the ruler for that area and not pull one from the Tekann lexicon. This type of thing happened often in medieval fiefdoms (such as Marquis coming to Britain from france). I'm looking for your languages word for "Merchant". I've not decided whether to take one word and apply it to all new lands, or to use the local (nearby) forms for each. In any case, My expansion plans are far from over so I welcome all to participate. Note that I will be corrupting them to fit my phonology and morphological rules. :)

Ilya: kubyeru - n. merchant, one who buys and sells for business, from kubyek - v. to buy, purchase

Raitoliste: thakazale - anyone who performs an action with money roots: th - numbers, k - physical materials (thake - money), z - actions, l - people (zale - one who does things)

Vyntavec: kodether -n. One who trades, from kodeth, root for trading. I'll get the Auxillain as soon as possible.

I didn't think I had a word, but I found it : Nãwe Oma : n. Medicine man, trader, doctor v. 1. To trade, to handle medicine 2. (-we) to heal

Since you claimed the areas outside the bay of Cámas, I count that as neighbouring to mine ;) Especially since there live Cámas people in your new lands there. Úros : n. A man who buys; makes deals; trades (female: Úras) /u:ros/ ~ /u:ras/