Tiijáta

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Tiijáta is a language spoken in the foothills of the mountain range Razoheariscah by the Faraneih, which is extremely similar to Tir'àata and Tiijaato, but also from the same linguistic family as Faraneit, Kelsiut, Rajat, and even Hana.

Phonology

	Bilabial	Apical Alveolar	Laminal Alveolar	Retroflex	Palatal	Labiovelar	Velar	Uvular	Glottal
Stop	p	t̺	t̻	ʈ	c	kp)	k	q	ʔ
Nasal	m	n̺	n̻	ɳ			ŋ
Fricative	ɸ	s̺	s̻	ʂ	ç	xʷ	x	χ
Approximant	ʋ	r		ɻ	j	w
Lateral Flap			l		ɭ

Vowels:

• /a˥ o˥ i˥ e˥ u˥ a˧ aː˧ i˧ iː˧ e˧ eː˧ u˧ uː˧ a˩ i˩ e˩ u˩/
  • <á ó í é ú a aa i ii e ee u uu à ì è ù>
• No diphthongs are permitted. A pause is placed between individual vowels, and in VVV+ clusters, epenthetic [ʔ] occurs

Consonants:

• /t̺ t̻ ʈ p c kp) k q ʔ/
  • <t d t' p c kp k q '>
• /ɸ s̺ s̻ ʂ ç xʷ x χ/
  • <f s z s' ch qh x xg>
• /m n̺ n̻ ɳ ŋ/
  • <m nh n n' ng>
• /ʋ r l ɻ ɭ j w/
  • <v r l r' l' j w>
• Phonotactics:
• (C)V