Þekkalic

Þekkalic: Þekkalkó

Dalran: Þekkalsæ

Enmohó: Tekkalmohó

Akalúric: Þekkalog

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Þekkalic¹ or þekkalkó is language of the Þekkals, people inhabiting the eastern Zúdalikí Desert in southeastern Dalra. It's closely related to the language of the Akalúrans in the western desert and -more distantly- Enmohó, language of the Enans to the northeast.
It's one of the three main languages of Dalra, along with Dalran and Vanrans, and is widely used by scholars of all sorts within the empire.

Writing System

Written þekkalic uses an alphabet derived from the script used by the ancient Ilaxarans, similar to the dalran one, except the letters are tilted to the right.

The þekkalic alphabet.

Geographical Distribution

Þekkalic is mostly spoken in the counties of Etalka and northeastern Gakaxra, along the lower and middle Namazús River, respectively.

Phonetics

Vowels

A /a/ Á /au/ E /ɛ/ Ei /ei/ I /ɪ/ Í /i/ O /ɔ/ Ó /o/ Ú /u/

Consonants

B /p/ D /t/ G /k/ H /h/ K /k^h/ Kk /^hk/ L /l/ M /m/ N /n/ R /r/ S /s/ T /t^h/ V /v/ Þ /θ/

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¹Original icelandic: þekkalska.

Root Languages

• South Orrólan

Spoken by

• Dalrans
• Þekkals