Kzmr language: Difference between revisions

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Collectively, the varieties of the Kzmr language form the Kzmric branch of the Proto-Baphian family. The dialect continuum as a whole is [[w:Pluricentric language|pluricentric]], with the [[Srn Kzmr|Srn]] variety having prestige status in most of the country and [[Šžtcu Kzmr|Šžtcu]] being dominant in the far north. All varieties of the language are written in [[Traditional Ukilen logographs|traditional Ukilen]].
Collectively, the varieties of the Kzmr language form the Kzmric branch of the Proto-Baphian family. The dialect continuum as a whole is [[w:Pluricentric language|pluricentric]], with the [[Srn Kzmr|Srn]] variety having prestige status in most of the country and [[Šžtcu Kzmr|Šžtcu]] being dominant in the far north. All varieties of the language are written in [[Traditional Ukilen logographs|traditional Ukilen]].


The various Kzmr lects share a consistent [[w:diaphoneme]] inventory noteworthy for having two separate 'null' phonemes as well as wholly lacking phonemic vowels.
The various Kzmr lects share a consistent [[w:Diaphoneme|diaphoneme]] inventory noteworthy for having two separate 'null' phonemes as well as wholly lacking phonemic vowels.


== History ==
== History ==