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Turruist Azkali refers to any register of Azkali of which is used in meetings and ceremonies of the [[Turruism|Turruist faith]]. Turruist Azkali is very different from Colloquial Azkali, and oftentimes sentences in the two registers are unintelligable; a large amount linguists have thusly claimed that the two are seperate languages (in the fields of which this is claimed, the Colloquial register is called ''Azkali Patua'' whilst the Turruist register is referred to as ''Turrupeutei''). The differences between the Colloquial Azkali and Turruist Azkali are not only in the differentiated words of the two - of which the latter's lexicon would be considered antique - but also in the grammar. Turruist Azkali marks nouns with an obscene amount of grammatical cases (between 27 and 29). Verbs in Turruist Azkali are barebone, with the most irregular verb in the Colloquail dialect, ''isan'' (to be), having only '''[placeholder]''' different conjugations.

By far the most noteworthy feature of Turruist Azkali is its nominative-accusative morphosyntactical alignment. This is in opposition to Colloquial Azkali, which has developed ergative-absolutive alignment.

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 Turruist Azkali refers to any register of Azkali of which is used in meetings and ceremonies of the [[Turruism|Turruist faith]]. Turruist Azkali is very different from Colloquial Azkali, and oftentimes sentences in the two registers are unintelligable; a large amount linguists have thusly claimed that the two are seperate languages (in the fields of which this is claimed, the Colloquial register is called ''Azkali Patua'' whilst the Turruist register is referred to as ''Turrupeutei''). The differences between the Colloquial Azkali and Turruist Azkali are not only in the differentiated words of the two - of which the latter's lexicon would be considered antique - but also in the grammar. Turruist Azkali marks nouns with an obscene amount of grammatical cases (between 27 and 29). Verbs in Turruist Azkali are barebone, with the most irregular verb in the Colloquail dialect, ''isan'' (to be), having only '''[placeholder]''' different conjugations.
+By far the most noteworthy feature of Turruist Azkali is its nominative-accusative morphosyntactical alignment. This is in opposition to Colloquial Azkali, which has developed ergative-absolutive alignment.
 === G'torrugh ===