Yüsu'ar

Yüsu'ar was a language spoken in south and south-east Rookotley before and, to a lesser extent during, the expansion of the the Tu'ipol Empire there.

Etymology
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Links to other languages
Yüsu'ar was spoken by a number of Pitlipuli groups in south-east Rookotley. Most notably amongst these groups was the Ne'ac who were forced to adopt Ponutugiki upon invasion by the Tu'ipol Empire and whose rebellion later triggered the collapse of that empire.

After occupation, the Ne'ac continued to use Yüsu'ar occasionally, preserving it as a symbol of resistance and national pride. However, through Tu'ipol enforcement and for greater practicality, Ponutugiki became the most commonly-used language. As the Tu'ipol struggled to keep control across its large empire, renewed patriotism sparked the revival of Yüsu'ar and the emergence of blends between the two languages, producing Proto-Nical and eventually true Nical.

Included sounds
Yüsu'ar uses a small range of sounds, with just 16 in total.