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Siro is a language of Méich Bhaonnáiqh inspired by Akkadian, Hebrew and Tamil. It's a triconsonantal language with a minimalist aesthetic.

Kodistian has the following vowels: a i u aa ii uu, and diphthongs ai au iu ui ia ua.

Its consonants are p t k m n r h.

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