The term "Dornish" refers to the people and culture of Dorne, a region in the fictional world of Westeros from the series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. Dorne is known for its hot climate, distinct customs, and unique social structure, which often contrasts with the rest of the Seven Kingdoms. The Dornish are recognized for their strong sense of independence and their matrilineal inheritance practices. Dornish society is characterized by a more liberal attitude towards gender roles and sexuality compared to other regions. The Dornishmen are often depicted as passionate and fierce, with a rich tradition of storytelling and music. The region is also famous for its wine and the Sandsnakes, the daughters of Oberyn Martell, who are notable figures in the series.