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''Main article: [[G'torrugh]]''

G'torrugh is a register of Azkali that is rarely discussed, much less taught or understood. The origins of this register are not known; however, it is at the very youngest 500 years old (this age is claimed due to archaic grammatical rules that are typical to late-medieval Azkali). Nowadays, the register is only ~~used~~ by people living within or around the town of [[Harakoniaz]], in Southeastern Azkali, and in very specific contexts. ~~These~~ contexts usually are also entangled with religious events and activities, but are also used when discussing art. Generally, G'torrugh is used when expressing precise and difficult-to-explain concepts, and more novelly, new or invented concepts.

G'torrugh is a register of Azkali that is rarely discussed, much less taught or understood. The origins of this register are not known; however, it is at the very youngest 500 years old (this age is claimed due to archaic grammatical rules that are typical to late-medieval Azkali). Nowadays, the register is only natively spoken by people living within or around the town of [[Harakoniaz]], in Southeastern Azkali, and in very specific contexts therein. Outside of this town, it is also used by certain social groups in cities with an Azkali minority globally, acting as a sort of double-argot. Said contexts usually are also entangled with religious events and activities, but are also used when discussing art, mostly with spiritual or religious undertones. Generally, G'torrugh is used when expressing precise and difficult-to-explain concepts, and more novelly, new or invented concepts.

The G'torrugh register is difficult to learn for most Azkali speakers; a large amount of the colloquial register's vocabulary is replaced with words that are considered old, traditional, or out-of-style. In addition, there are several phonemes in G'torrugh that are not present in both Turruist and Colloquial Azkali - such as the glottal stop /ʔ/ and /g/.

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 ''Main article: [[G'torrugh]]''
-G'torrugh is a register of Azkali that is rarely discussed, much less taught or understood. The origins of this register are not known; however, it is at the very youngest 500 years old (this age is claimed due to archaic grammatical rules that are typical to late-medieval Azkali). Nowadays, the register is only used by people living within or around the town of [[Harakoniaz]], in Southeastern Azkali, and in very specific contexts. These contexts usually are also entangled with religious events and activities, but are also used when discussing art. Generally, G'torrugh is used when expressing precise and difficult-to-explain concepts, and more novelly, new or invented concepts.
+G'torrugh is a register of Azkali that is rarely discussed, much less taught or understood. The origins of this register are not known; however, it is at the very youngest 500 years old (this age is claimed due to archaic grammatical rules that are typical to late-medieval Azkali). Nowadays, the register is only natively spoken by people living within or around the town of [[Harakoniaz]], in Southeastern Azkali, and in very specific contexts therein. Outside of this town, it is also used by certain social groups in cities with an Azkali minority globally, acting as a sort of double-argot. Said contexts usually are also entangled with religious events and activities, but are also used when discussing art, mostly with spiritual or religious undertones. Generally, G'torrugh is used when expressing precise and difficult-to-explain concepts, and more novelly, new or invented concepts.
 The G'torrugh register is difficult to learn for most Azkali speakers; a large amount of the colloquial register's vocabulary is replaced with words that are considered old, traditional, or out-of-style. In addition, there are several phonemes in G'torrugh that are not present in both Turruist and Colloquial Azkali - such as the glottal stop /ʔ/ and /g/.