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	In [[Verse:Hmøøh\|Hmøøh]], '''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' /ˈθiːən/ (Zzean: ''Zzea kï'' /θiə̯˧ ki˥/, Eevo: ''łynøñ Þia'') is an analytic monosyllabic tonal language spoken on the island country Zzea Lga{{cab}}y off the southwestern coast of the continent Kjàt Må̀. {{PAGENAME}} has a complex tone system even for a Kjàt Må̀ language, with 5 level tones and 6 contour tones. It belongs to a dialect continuum but otherwise has no known relatives. It is head-final and SVO.		In [[Verse:Hmøøh\|Hmøøh]], '''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' /ˈθiːən/ (Zzean: ''Zzea kï'' /θiə̯˧ ki˥/, Eevo: ''łynøñ Þia'') is an analytic monosyllabic tonal language spoken on the island country Zzea (Zzean: ''Zzea Lga{{cab}}y'') off the southwestern coast of the continent Kjàt Må̀. {{PAGENAME}} has a complex tone system even for a Kjàt Må̀ language, with 5 level tones and 6 contour tones. It belongs to a dialect continuum but otherwise has no known relatives. It is head-final and SVO.

	{{PAGENAME}} is inspired by East and Southeast Asian tonal languages, Ojitlán Chinantec, Toda, and Saanich.		{{PAGENAME}} is inspired by East and Southeast Asian tonal languages, Ojitlán Chinantec, Toda, and Saanich.