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Zudakh (Zúdağ) was created / is being created for a worldbuilding project. Because of this, it was created to be somewhat naturalistic. | Zudakh (Zúdağ) was created / is being created for a worldbuilding project. Because of this, it was created to be somewhat naturalistic. | ||
Zudakh is spoken primarily in the Republic of Dakhduk (Dáğduk), an island nation north of the continent. | Zudakh is spoken primarily in the Republic of Dakhduk (Dáğduk), an island nation north of the continent. | ||
The language is agglutinative | The language is agglutinative and I tried to incorporate some inspiration from Finnish and Hungarian, like vowel harmony. | ||
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! Method of articulation !! Bilabial !! Dental !! Palatal !! Velar | |||
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| Nasal || <div class="center">m</div> || <div class="center">n</div> || || | |||
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| Plosive || <div class="center">p b</div> || <div class="center">t d</div> || || <div class="center">k g</div> | |||
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| Fricative || <div class="center">ɸ β</div> || <div class="center">s z</div> || <div class="center">ç ʝ</div> || <div class="center">ɣ</div> | |||
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| Approximant || || <div class="center">ɹ</div> || <div class="center">j</div> || | |||
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===Orthography=== | ===Orthography=== | ||
===Consonants=== | ===Consonants=== | ||