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Forms of '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (English: ''soo-WAHZH''; High Sjowaázh ''Sjowaázh da·shég'' /sˑtsʊwɑ̌ːʐ̊ tɑʂˑɛ́k/, gloss: Sjowaázh {{sc|3pl}}-language) are the dominant languages in [[Verse:Tricin/Zóol|Sjowaázh daZóol]] in [[Verse:Tricin/Txapoalli]]. Sjowaázh is a non-configurational polysynthetic language with a complex verbal morphology. It is primarily inspired by Navajo, Polish, and Hungarian. | Forms of '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (English: ''soo-WAHZH''; High Sjowaázh ''Sjowaázh da·shég'' /sˑtsʊwɑ̌ːʐ̊ tɑʂˑɛ́k/, gloss: Sjowaázh {{sc|3pl}}-language) are the dominant languages in [[Verse:Tricin/Zóol|Sjowaázh daZóol]] in [[Verse:Tricin/Txapoalli]]. Sjowaázh is a non-configurational polysynthetic language with a complex verbal morphology. It is primarily inspired by Navajo, Polish, and Hungarian. Sjowaázh is intended as the language of a Japan- and Britain-inspired country which is itself very different from Japanese or English. | ||
{{PAGENAME}} forms a single dialect continuum and is otherwise an isolate, though some speculate that {{PAGENAME}} is related to the [[Quame languages]]. | {{PAGENAME}} forms a single dialect continuum and is otherwise an isolate, though some speculate that {{PAGENAME}} is related to the [[Quame languages]]. | ||