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'''Tithri''' (''ifrasi-ye tithri'', <small>pronunciation:</small> [[w:Help:IPA|[if.ˈra.si.je ˈti.θri]]]) is an Ukilenic language spoken in the country of [[Rathali]]. It is one of two official languages, and has around 41.6 million native speakers.
'''Tithri''' (''ifrasi-ye tithri'', <small>pronunciation:</small> [[w:Help:IPA|[if.ˈra.si.je ˈti.θri]]]) is an Ukilenic language spoken in the country of [[Rathari]]. It is one of two official languages, and has around 41.6 million native speakers.


Being part of the Ukilen language family, it is related to the [[Baphian language|Baphian]] languages, [[Kzmr language|Kzmr]], [[Jkawi language|Jkawi]], [[Hallusian language|Hallusian]], and Yamahati.  
Being part of the Ukilen language family, it is related to the [[Baphian language|Baphian]] languages, [[Kzmr language|Kzmr]], [[Jkawi language|Jkawi]], [[Hallusian language|Hallusian]], and Yamahati.  
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== Geographical distribution ==
== Geographical distribution ==
Tithri is the native language of Rathali, being one of two official languages. The other official language is [[Hallusian language|Hallusian]].
Tithri is the native language of Rathari, being one of two official languages. The other official language is [[Hallusian language|Hallusian]].


The largest concentration of Tithri speakers is in the capital city of Rathali, [[Thui|Ilasi]].
The largest concentration of Tithri speakers is in the capital city of Rathari, [[Thui|Irasi]].


== Phonology ==
== Phonology ==