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Hlötderb is the language spoken in Pokingajikastan. It is believed to be a language isolate, but with heavy influence from Turkic and Altic languages. The name Hlötderb is derived from Hlötde, the largest Hlöterb-speaking city in the world as well as the larest city in Pokingajikistan.
[[Hloterb]]
 
==Phonology==
*Consonants: /tˁ dˁ kˁ gˁ t p b d k g ŋ m v f ʒ ʃ z s ç ʝ ɬ ɭ ʁ r̝ ʣ ʤ ʂ ʐ ʈ ɖ/
**Romanized As: <th dh kh gh t p b d k g ng m v f sh j z s c kg hl l r rh dz dj sz zs td dt>
 
{| class="wikitable"
! &nbsp;
!Bilabial
!Labio-Dental
!Dental
!Alveolar
!Post-Alveolar
!Retroflex
!Palatal
!Velar
!Uvular
!Glottal
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|'''Stops'''
| align=center | {{IPA|p&nbsp;&nbsp;b}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|t&nbsp;&nbsp;d}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|ʈ&nbsp;&nbsp;ɖ}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|k&nbsp;&nbsp;g}}
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|'''Emphatic Stops'''
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| align=center | {{IPA|tˁ&nbsp;&nbsp;dˁ}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|kˁ&nbsp;&nbsp;gˁ}}
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|-
|'''Nasals'''
| align=center | {{IPA|m}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|ŋ}}
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|'''Fricatives'''
| &nbsp;
| align=center | {{IPA|f&nbsp;&nbsp;v}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|s&nbsp;&nbsp;z}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ʃ&nbsp;&nbsp;ʒ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ʂ&nbsp;&nbsp;ʐ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ç&nbsp;&nbsp;ʝ}}
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|'''Approximants'''
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| align=center | {{IPA|r̝}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ɬ}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|ɭ}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|ʁ}}
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|-
|'''Affricates'''
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| align=center | {{IPA|ʣ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ʤ}}
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|}
 
*Vowels: /i e ɛ æ ə ɑ ɔ o u/
**Romanized As: <i ae e aa iu a o ö u>

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