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The Oalanii endonym is unknown, as no surviving record written in the [[Oalanii#Orthography|Oalanii logographic script]] mentions their own name, though we know the [[Siktó]] called them the ''*séékm'e'', which is also most likely the root of the [[Endépéd]] word for the Oalanii, ''zaakyuma'', although this word is now mostly used to mean [[Moshurian]] speakers who are from Oalan and/or speak the unique [[Moshurian#Oalan dialect|Oalan dialect]].
The Oalanii endonym is unknown, as no surviving record written in the [[Oalanii#Orthography|Oalanii logographic script]] mentions their own name, though we know the [[Siktó]] called them the ''*séékm'e'', which is also most likely the root of the [[Endépéd]] word for the Oalanii, ''zaakyuma'', although this word is now mostly used to mean [[Moshurian]] speakers who are from Oalan and/or speak the unique [[Moshurian#Oalan dialect|Oalan dialect]].
==History==
==History==
Oalanii, and its original native speakers, the Oalanii peoples, are of [[Taskaric languages|Taskaric]] origin. However, unlike most of their other cultural cousins, they did not settle in Birnu, and instead the Oalanii derive from a group of Proto-Taskaric peoples who sailed south and then west in the Néekh Strait, also called the ''β''-Taskaric peoples(as opposed to the ''α''-Taskaric peoples, who settled Birnu). Some notable cultures that derive from the ''β''-Taskaric peoples are the [[Néekh]] and of course, the Oalanii.
Oalanii, and its original native speakers, the Oalanii peoples, are of [[Taskaric languages|Taskaric]] origin. However, unlike most of their other cultural cousins, they did not settle in Birnu, and instead the Oalanii derive from a group of Proto-Taskaric peoples who sailed south and then west in the Néekh Strait, also called the ''β''-Taskaric peoples(as opposed to the ''α''-Taskaric peoples, who settled Birnu).
===''β''-Taskaric===
===''β''-Taskaric===
At some point around 9,500 UH, the ''β''-Taskaric peoples split once more into two distinct peoples, called by Terran scholars as the ''γ''-Taskaric and ''λ''-Taskaric peoples.
At some point around 9,500 UH, the ''β''-Taskaric peoples split once more into two distinct peoples, called by Terran scholars as the ''γ''-Taskaric and ''λ''-Taskaric peoples.