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	It was the language to first write down the traditions of [[Herlucc]], which before had been largely oral.		It was the language to first write down the traditions of [[Herlucc]], which before had been largely oral.

			It was written using [[Classical Hlunliw]]

	== Phonology ==		== Phonology ==

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Religious Glossary

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	\|<i>lisòje</i> \|\| good deeds		\|<i>lisòje</i> \|\| good deeds
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			\|<i>lisòjesi-k'njah </i> \|\| the pressure of the righteous
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	\|<i>pont</i> \|\| bad deeds		\|<i>pont</i> \|\| bad deeds

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Vowels

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	The vowel <ë> was originally /ɯ/ but shifted to /ə/. It can also be spelt "'" when it is optional such as in <i>t'siqòn</i> [təsiqɔn] or [tsiqɔn]		The vowel <ë> was originally /ɯ/ but shifted to /ə/. It can also be spelt <'> when it is optional such as in <i>t'siqòn</i> [təsiqɔn] or [tsiqɔn]

	There are two diphthongs: ɛi <èi>, ɔu <òu>.		There are two diphthongs: ɛi <èi>, ɔu <òu>.

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Religious Glossary

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	\|<i>sialaqdi pèk</i> \|\| transgressence of <i>sialaq</i>		\|<i>sialaqdi pèk</i> \|\| transgressence of <i>sialaq</i>
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			\|<i>t'sidu</i> \|\| the salt of the Grand Kiya's tears
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			\|<i>t'siqòn</i> \|\| religious salt sculptures
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	\|<i>tunihejsi ran</i> \|\| the howling sands, the sandstorm in which Herlucc was revealed		\|<i>tunihejsi ran</i> \|\| the howling sands, the sandstorm in which Herlucc was revealed
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	Ancient Hsuqliht, also known as Classical Hsuqliht, was a language spoken in [[Hsuqlihta]], it had influence on the Fertile Tongue spoken in the Htaevic Empire. It descended from Proto-Meó-Hsuqliht, which was spoken from some unknown time up until c. 5000 Y. The Hsuqliht languages branched off from [[Ancient Meó]] in approximately the <5100s> Y. It would then undergo numerous innovative sound changes until the 6100s Y, when it split into North and South Hsuqliht, with the South Hsuqliht variety being the one that held more prestige and the one described in this article. It remained relatively conservative for the next approximate thousand years. There was no form of writing sensu stricto, although there was an extensive array of glyphs used to convey spiritual concepts of the [[Herlucc]] religion that the Hsuqlihts practiced, which were occasionally (but rarely) used as a form of proto-writing in some contexts, mainly as mnemonic devices. They would go on to adopt the [[Hlunliw]] logography, influencing it with their own language, which had a position of prestige within the [[Haki Republic]]. It contributed much of the technical and religious vocabulary to the [[Classical Htaevic]] language. The language described in this article is that of the Hsuqliht Empire/Haki Republic, a time period lasting from 7000 Y to 7500 Y. The language had a large impact on the language of Classical Htaevic. There are no written records of the language earlier than this period.		Ancient Hsuqliht, also known as Classical Hsuqliht or simply Hsuqliht, was a language spoken in [[Hsuqlihta]], it had great influence on the Fertile Tongue spoken in the Htaevic Empire.

			It descended from Proto-Meó-Hsuqliht, which was spoken from some unknown time up until c. 5000 Y. The Hsuqliht languages branched off from [[Ancient Meó]] in approximately the <5100s> Y. It would then undergo numerous innovative sound changes until the 6100s Y, when it split into North and South Hsuqliht, with the South Hsuqliht variety being the one that held more prestige and the one described in this article. It remained relatively conservative for the next approximate thousand years.

			There was no form of writing sensu stricto, although there was an extensive array of glyphs used to convey spiritual concepts of the [[Herlucc]] religion that the Hsuqlihts practiced, which were occasionally (but rarely) used as a form of proto-writing in some contexts, mainly as mnemonic devices. They would go on to adopt the [[Hlunliw]] logography, influencing it with their own language, which had a position of prestige within the [[Haki Republic]].

			It contributed much of the technical and religious vocabulary to the [[Classical Htaevic]] language. The language described in this article is that of the Hsuqliht Empire/Haki Republic, a time period lasting from 7000 Y to 7500 Y. The language had a large impact on the language of Classical Htaevic. There are no written records of the language earlier than this period.

			It was the language to first write down the traditions of [[Herlucc]], which before had been largely oral.

	== Phonology ==		== Phonology ==

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Grammar

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	==== First Person Conjugation ====		==== First Person Conjugation ====

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"Person Portion"

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	=== "Person Portion" ===		=== "Person Portion" ===

	An indirect and direct object may be optionally inserted into the verb. ~~The indirect object precedes~~ the ~~direct object. Their~~ forms ~~are as follows~~:		An indirect and/or a direct object may be optionally inserted into the verb. All the forms can be summarised by the following table:

	~~Indirect objects~~		{\| class="wikitable"
	* First person ~~- -aq-~~		!
	* Second person ~~- -an-~~		!No direct
	* Third person ~~- -am~~-		!First person direct
			!Second person direct
	~~Direct objects~~		!Third person direct
	* First person - -ak-		\|-
	* Second person - -an-		!No indirect
	* Third person - -ah-		\|
			\| -ak-
	~~Additionally, there are nine combined forms, some of which are subject to certain phonological processes.~~		\| -an-
			\| -ah-
	* First person indirect ~~object~~ -aq-		\|-
	* First person direct object -aqq-		!First person indirect
	* Second person direct object -aqn- ~~[aqn~aɴn]~~		\| -aq-
	* Third person direct object -aq-		\| -aqq-
	* Second ~~Person~~ indirect ~~object~~ -an-		\| -aqn-
	* First person direct object -ant-		\| -aq-
	* Second person direct object -ann-		\|-
	* Third person direct object -at-		!Second person indirect
	* Third person indirect ~~object~~ -am-		\| -an-
	* First person direct object -amp-		\| -ant-
	* Second person direct object -mn-		\| -ann-
	* Third person direct object -ap-		\| -at-
			\|-
			!Third person indirect
			\| -am-
			\| -amp-
			\| -amn-
			\| -ap-
			\|}

	== Vocabulary ==		== Vocabulary ==

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	! Arabic !! Hsuqliht!! Word !! IPA		! Arabic !! Hsuqliht!! Word !! IPA
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	\| 1 \|\| ı \|\| dia \|\| ~~ˈʝi~~.a		\| 1 \|\| ı \|\| dia \|\| ˈði.a
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	\| 2 \|\| ʟ \|\| ser \|\| ˈsʲer		\| 2 \|\| ʟ \|\| ser \|\| ˈsʲer