Puoni

Puoni [ˈpwɔ.nɪ]
Period	c. 1100 YP
Spoken in	Kuaguatia
Total speakers	c. 1 million
Writing system	adapted Ngauro script
Classification	Edastean  Fáralo   Puoni
Typology
Basic word order	unknown
Morphology	unknown
Alignment	unknown
Credits
Created by	Radius

Puoni is a language of the Fáralo branch of the Edastean family, spoken in the region of Kuaguatia (to the south of Kasca) around 1100 YP. The language is spoken by the Puoni people, originally a splinter group of Etúgə, whose branch in Huyfárah is represented by the Epɨm. The Puoni were driven out of Huyfárah during the reign of the Etou dynasty, and the story of their exodus has been a major source for the national identity of Kuaguatia.

A grammar of Puoni is not yet available.

Genealogy

• Ndak Ta (c. -1900 YP)
  • Fáralo (c. 0-200 YP)
    • Puoni (c. 1100 YP)

See also

• An unofficial lexicon of Puoni
• A preliminary thematic dictionary {broken link → backup}
• Edastean languages

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