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The name ''etzeá'''s etymology is heavily debated, though one theory is that it developed agglutinatively by the combination of one word and a case marker: Proto-Yeldhic ''*eðu'', "land" and ablative case marker ''*-ē'', or in other words, ''*eðʷē'', "away from the mainland". | The name ''etzeá'''s etymology is heavily debated, though one theory is that it developed agglutinatively by the combination of one word and a case marker: Proto-Yeldhic ''*eðu'', "land" and ablative case marker ''*-ē'', or in other words, ''*eðʷē'', "away from the mainland". | ||
===Formation=== | ===Formation=== | ||
The first Etzeic peoples were a Proto-Yeldhic people who probably inhabited Kokiso Point, the closest coastal landmark on Talkoch to Etzeán Island. They probably arrived on Etzeán Island around 2400 UH, just in time before the development of the Paleoyeldhic languages on the mainland in 2370 UH. On Etzeán Island, the Etzeic peoples spread all the way to the Tûzogyâud Range by 1750 UH. The areas around Mount Ogoñi was settled later, around 1600 UH. | The first Etzeic peoples were a Proto-Yeldhic people who probably inhabited Kokiso Point, the closest coastal landmark on Talkoch to Etzeán Island. They probably arrived on Etzeán Island around 2400 UH, just in time before the development of the Paleoyeldhic languages on the mainland in 2370 UH. On Etzeán Island, the Etzeic peoples spread all the way to the Tûzogyâud Range(Etzeá: [[Help:IPA|[tuːzoɡjaːud]]]) by 1750 UH. The areas around Mount Ogoñi was settled later, around 1600 UH. | ||
===Arrival of the Néekh==== | |||
Around 880 UH, the Taskaric [[Néekh]] people first arrived by boat on the eastern side of the Tûzogyâud Range(Néekh: ''tzêgoz Tîkhgudd'' [[Help:IPA|[tɪxɡud̪]]]), rapidly settling much of the Tûznam Basin. According to Etzeá legend, the first contact between the two peoples occurred in 700 UH, when the king of the Gótyaz(Etzeá: [[Help:IPA|[ɡɔcaz]]]) people was out hunting in the | |||
==Phonology== | ==Phonology== | ||
===Consonants=== | ===Consonants=== | ||