Shïthana

Shïthana(Mayanäli a Sïth) is a language spoken by the majority of the population of the Shïth Substate of the Karïrdan Province.

Overview
Pronunciation:

[ʃiθ'ana]/[ɱajaŋæli a ʂe̞θ)

Spoken in:

Shïth Substate

Total Speakers:

Approx. 107,000

Language Family:

Shauana, Central-Eastern Shauana

Writing System:

Kolïrïl, Shïthana variant

History
Shïthana developed alongside majorly known languages such as Karïrdanana and Solristalaana, but is influenced heavily by Salraana, but not enough to change the language group.

Shïthana exists in relative obscurity to many, but it gained a large measure of renown with the release of Burning Water's release of the song 'End of the Line'.

Phonology
Consonants:

b-/b̪/

c-/ʔ/

ch-/ʈʂ/

d-/ɖ/

dh-/ð/

f-/f/

g-/g/

h-/h/

hh-/ɦ/

j-/ɖʐ/

k-/k/

l-/l/

m-/ɱ/

n-/n/

p-/p̪/

r-/ʀ/

s-/ʂ/

t-/ʈ/

th-/θ/

v-/v/

w-/w/

y-/j/

z-/ʐ/

Vowels:

a-/a/

ä-/æ/

e-/ɛ/

i-/i/

ï-/e̞/

o-/ɔ/

u-/u/