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==Etymology==
==Etymology==
The term Lacaka comes from the phrase ''Unang ng Lacakka'', a phrase meaning “Pearl of the Sea,” alluding to the value its denizens place on their homeland.
The term ''Lacaka'' comes from the phrase ''Unang ng Lacakka'', a phrase meaning “Pearl of the Sea,” alluding to the value its denizens place on their homeland.

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Lacaka
Lacaka n Icattra
Lacakabanner.png
Banner of Lacaka
Pronunciationˌlà.ˈt͡ʃà.kʰà‿n ˌì.ˈt͡ʃàʔ.t͡ɬà
Created byDMAD
Date2023
SettingFantasy
Native toLacaka
Proto-Lacakan
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Lacaka (endonym: Lacaka n Icattra) is a language isolate spoken in the Lacakan Isles.

Etymology

The term Lacaka comes from the phrase Unang ng Lacakka, a phrase meaning “Pearl of the Sea,” alluding to the value its denizens place on their homeland.