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	Hyperborean (HB:Tinaqqa Teljun) is a polysynthetic, fluid-S split intransitive language with VSOX word order that is the official language of Hyperborea (HB: Telxu) and has approximately 33 million native speakers. Hyperborea comprises northern Eurasia from the Volga-Kama-Urals line in the west to the Bering Strait in the east as well as Alahak (Alaska, northern British Columbia), ~~Tuqtāqix~~ (southern British Columbia, Oregon, Idaho, western Montana), Kaluqqerinja (*Alta California) and Hantaqqe (Santa Fé de Nuevo Mexico) in North America. The nation acquired its exonym in Antiquity.		Hyperborean (HB:Tinaqqa Teljun) is a polysynthetic, fluid-S split intransitive language with VSOX word order that is the official language of Hyperborea (HB: Telxu) and has approximately 33 million native speakers. Hyperborea comprises northern Eurasia from the Volga-Kama-Urals line in the west to the Bering Strait in the east as well as Alahak (Alaska, northern British Columbia), Tuqtāhaqix (southern British Columbia, Oregon, Idaho, western Montana), Kaluqqerinja (*Alta California) and Hantaqqe (Santa Fé de Nuevo Mexico) in North America. The nation acquired its exonym in Antiquity.

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