Koyek

Koyek
Period	around 350-620 YP
Spoken in	north of Zophīs
Total speakers	unknown
Writing system	adapted Tjakori script?
Classification	Edastean  Dāiadak   Koyic    Koyek
Typology
Basic word order	SVO
Morphology	mildly fusional
Alignment	NOM-ACC
Credits
Created by	Legion

Koyek is an extinct descendant of Adāta spoken to the north of Zophīs. It is only attested from a few extended manuscripts found in a remote and deserted Anaitist monastery, and appears to have acted as a liturgical language, and it is debatable whether the authors of those texts were native speakers or were learned speakers. These texts are enough to clearly show that Koyek was a close sister to Kozado, and in some ways was both more conservative and innovative that said language.

Genealogy

• Ndak Ta (c. -1900 YP)
  • Adāta (c. 0-200 YP)
    • Koyek (c. 350-620 YP)

See Also

• Koyek grammar
• Edastean languages

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