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Adzaac (or Adɮāc) is an a priori, possibly non-terrestrial language whose phonology, morphology, grammar, and really entire whose weltanschauung is inextricably tied to sets of three. Since /ɑdˈɮɑːtɬ’/ is difficult to pronounce for most English speakers, the alternative name “Ox-Yew” (or the Language of the Ox-Yew People) is derived from all of the Latin letters which the orthography of Adzaac explicitly does ''not'' use.
Adzaac (or Adɮāc) is an a priori, possibly non-terrestrial language whose phonology, morphology, grammar, and really whose entire weltanschauung is inextricably tied to sets of three. Since /ɑdˈɮɑːtɬ’/ is difficult to pronounce for most English speakers, the alternative name “Ox-Yew” (or the Language of the Ox-Yew People) is derived from all of the Latin letters which the orthography of Adzaac explicitly does ''not'' use.


==Phonology==
==Phonology==