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>4 monolingual speakers|WritingSystem=Pataxea script|LanguageFamily=Azkali languages|SignedForms=Satxak a Pataxea|AlternativeName=Noazkalai Patua}} | >4 monolingual speakers|WritingSystem=Pataxea script|LanguageFamily=Azkali languages|SignedForms=Satxak a Pataxea|AlternativeName=Noazkalai Patua}} | ||
== Etymology and nomenclature == | |||
== History == | |||
=== Pre-Pataxea (12,000 BCE?) === | |||
=== Pataxea (10,000-8,000 BCE) === | |||
=== Late Pataxea (4000 BCE) === | |||
=== Nokian Pataxea and further evolution (2302 BCE onwards) === | |||
=== Increased usage and revival === | |||
=== Current day === | |||
== Influence == | |||
== Phonology == | |||
== Orthography == | |||
== Writing system == | |||
== Literature == | |||
== Lexicon == | |||
== Influences on other languages == | |||
Revision as of 17:15, 3 April 2025
Nekealiges Pataxea, often shortened to Pataxea (Azkali: Noazkalai Patua) and often referred to as Proto-Azkali, is the ancestor of the modern Azkali language.