Khattish

Khattish Zupett [zɯpət'] is the language of Khat region in Grundet. Khattish derives from Proto-West-Herookuan languages and is a very distant relative of Rinapri. While Khattish is a cousin language of [[Sceptrian}}, the strong influence from Kher languages has made it hard to recognize the shared traits.

noun cases (ABS, ERG, DAT, GEN, LOC, CAU), ergative-absolutive alignment, SOV (verb-final) and octal numeral base.

Phonology

Consonants

Standard Khattish features a very strict set of phonemes with only four places of articulation. Dialects show some variations such as labio-dental and post-alveolar fricatives

	Bilabial	Alveolar	Velar	Uvular
Nasal	m	n	ŋ
Plosive	p b	t d	k g
Fricative	ɸ β	z s	x ɣ
Affricate	pɸ	t͡s	kx
Approximant		ɹ	ɰ
Trill	ʙ	r		ʀ

Co-articulated approximant: [w]

Ejectives: [pʼ], [tʼ] and [kʼ]

Vowels

	Front	Central	Back
Close			ɯ u
Mid	e	ə
Open-mid			ʌ ɔ

Orthography

Formal Khattish uses featural abjad script Cekara shown above with its romanization.