Pataxea

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Nekealiges Pataxea, often shortened to Pataxea (Azkali: Noazkalai Patua) and often referred to as Proto-Azkali, is the ancestor of the modern Azkali language, which arose in Yamahat and Azkali after it's parent language diffused there from [northern continent].


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