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Zari'kka/Hyyrikoan Creole
Zari'kkapi [zaɾiʔkapi]

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Language type Artistic Language (Artlang)

Species Human/humanoid

About Zari'kka/Hyyrikoan Creole Zari'kka - literally "strange or deformed child" in the native Hyyrikoan language - is a creole derived from Old Japanese and an Ice-age Beringian language named Odomla-Dak'kuga, with influence from Ancient Egyptian and the aforementioned native Hyyrikoan language. It sprung from a pidgin language developed so that the various groups of people who were magically transported to the world of Iuldar could communicate with one another, and with the natives. "Zari'kka" is also the name given to the half-breeds that resulted from the interbreeding of these transdimensional immigrants and the natives, a word that would later evolve into the name they are more commonly known as: 'Jhiriska'.

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Language family relationships

[edit] [view] Akh'pi (Temple Dialect)The version of the Hyyrikoan Creole spoken by the isolated Ma'aat priests in Hyyriko. It is more heavily influenced by the Egyptian language than the common dialect.

Phonology

Consonants

Bilabial

Labio-
dental

Alveolar

Post-
Alveolar

Palatal

Labio-
velar

Velar

Glottal

Nasal

Plosive

Fricative

Affricate

d͡ʒ

Lateral approximant

Lateral fricative

Approximant

[ɰ]¹

Flap

allophone of /ŋ/

Vowels	Front	Central	Back
Close	i			u
Close-mid	e			o
Mid		ə
Open-mid	[ɛ]¹			[ɔ]²
Open	a

allophone of /e/
allophone of /o/