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== History ==
== History ==
The origins of the Azkali language are disputed. The leading theory is that Azkali originated in southwest Baphia, and that speakers of Proto-Azkali migrated south into the [[Azkali peninsula]]. The date of this hypothesized migration is unclear - however, most estimates place it as being ca. 6000-7000 years ago.
The oldest example of the Azkali language being written is from around 3000 BCE, in an ancient form of what is believed to be the [[Azkali alphabet]]. If true, this would make the Azkali alphabet one of the oldest extant writing systems in the world.
=== Proto Azkali (6000-7000 BCE) ===
=== Early Azkali (500 BCE) ===
=== Classical Azkali (500 AD) ===
=== Medieval Azkali (1000 AD) ===
=== Contemporary Azkali (1800 AD) ===
=== Pre-Plague Azkali (1900-1980 AD) ===
=== Modern Azkali (2005 AD-) ===


== Phonology ==
== Phonology ==
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== Orthography ==
== Orthography ==
=== Azkali alphabet ===
The most common way of writing Azkali in the modern age is the [[Azkali alphabet]]. In the past, Ukilen logographs and the Azkali alphabet were used alongside eachother.
=== Ukilen logographs ===
=== Astseredontia ===


== Grammar ==
== Grammar ==


=== Consonant and Vowel Mutation ===
=== Consonant and Vowel Mutation ===
Consonant and vowel mutation occurs in specific grammatical scenarios in Azkali. There are three main types of mutation, both occurring in different scenarios: ''White Mutation'' (placeholder), ''Gray Mutation'' (placeholder), and ''Purple Mutation.''(placeholder)
Consonant and vowel mutation occurs in specific grammatical and phonological scenarios in Azkali. There are three main types of mutation, both occurring in different scenarios: ''White Mutation'' (placeholder), ''Gray Mutation'' (placeholder), and ''Purple Mutation.''(placeholder)


==== White Mutation ====
==== White Mutation ====