Naxuutayi
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Naxuutayi [nǽ.ɣuː.dæ.ʝi] | |
Period | c. -100 YP |
Spoken in | Sumarušuxi |
Total speakers | unknown |
Writing system | unknown |
Classification | Isles languages Naxuutayi |
Typology | |
Basic word order | head-final |
Morphology | fusional |
Alignment | NOM-ACC |
Credits | |
Created by | Legion |
Naxuutayi is a language of the Isles family, spoken in Sumarušuxi archipelago around -400 to 100 YP. During this period it came to replace Thokyunèhòta as the lingua franca of the archipelago.
Among Isles languages it is notable for its small consonant inventory and large vowel inventory, including phonemic vowel length. It has a very simple (and non-phonemic) pitch accent system.
Genealogy
- Proto-Isles (c. -2000 YP)
- Naxuutayi (c. -100 YP)
See also