Salayandi language

Salayandi (SAL), also called Proto-Salahic or Old Eastern Na Je, was the language spoken by the Jezac people that migrated to the isle of Salah during the First Solaire AL. It displaced most of the island’s indigenous Catohopel languages, including Hsi-tom and Abda. Further migrations spread the language eastward to Gezra and the Azurines, where it developed into more distinct dialects. The dialects of Salahic spoken on Salah proper developed into the Yesacian languages.

History
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Consonants
Salayandi distinguished between 24 consonant phonemes, notably having aspiration contrasts among stops, affricates, and fricatives, and voicing among stops. Many of these contrasts, however, are lost word-finally. It also had 13 intervocalic geminates, of which the obstruents are all voiceless.

Vowels
Salayandi had four contrastive vowel qualities, with height traditionally represented by a color:

Phonotactics
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Orthography
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Grammar
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