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Zinruol is widely studied in ___ for its herbal medical system, which is one of the most popular systems of alternative medicine in ___, and Pechsalo's tropical climate supports a rich variety of herbs. Zinruol medicine is inherently tied to its philosophy, which is based on the concept of a "vital force" called ''luoksa'' in Rõktiap and ''qadh'' in Rythoed, analogous to qi in Chinese philosophy. Medicine is considered one of the three cornerstones (''liupqan3iek'') of the Zinruol way of life. | Zinruol is widely studied in ___ for its herbal medical system, which is one of the most popular systems of alternative medicine in ___, and Pechsalo's tropical climate supports a rich variety of herbs. Zinruol medicine is inherently tied to its philosophy, which is based on the concept of a "vital force" called ''luoksa'' in Rõktiap and ''qadh'' in Rythoed, analogous to qi in Chinese philosophy. Medicine is considered one of the three cornerstones (''liupqan3iek'') of the Zinruol way of life. | ||
==(Irtan) external history== | |||
Rõktiap was influenced by Aeno Michaelidh's missionary work in Southeast Asia, partly conducted in search of evidence for a common ancestor of all human languages. This belief coupled with Michaelidh's native language, an old form of Medh Chêl, and various Southeast Asian languages, were Rõktiap's main influences. In addition, the three standardized varieties of Rõktiap were inspired by the Holy Trinity. | |||
==Todo== | ==Todo== | ||
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Syntax can be much less Chinese (borrow from !Xóõ?) | Syntax can be much less Chinese (borrow from !Xóõ?) | ||
Should violate some Chomskian universals | |||
==Phonology== | ==Phonology== | ||