Ponutugiki

Ponutugiki [p.O.N-Ü:-t.ü-g.Í:.c.í] is an extinct Pontragolian language from which many modern eastern languages are derived.

Etymology
Ponutugika is an anglicised verison of 'ponütügící'. This is modern Nical derived from the language ponutugiki itself. It is a combination of the ponutugiki words ponutura roughly meaning 'associated with us' and hütúgi'itla meaning  'speech'.

Links to Other Languages
Ponütügící is descended from the ancient language of Usboen, with some other external influences.

Ponütügící has several descendant languages. One of these is Nical, a language spoken widely in central, southern and south-eastern Rookotley. Nical is also used in this Wiki as the language used for objects and ideas in Pontragolia. As such, many, if not all, titles for the pages here are written in the Nical language.

Included Sounds
Ponútúgící containss a variety of sounds of different forms. There are more sounds in this language than most of its descendant languages.

Vowels
No dipthongs occur in Ponutugikí.