Nealite

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Cultural Summary
Nealite Culture is split into several groups, the main groups being: Vulkanite, Tajunite, Tesaran, Ikonoxnivite, as well as Sub-Groups such as the Kaesitoi and the Ketoteir. there are separate groups that also inhabit the lands such as the Vorox and Skrall, as well as the Ruunika and their Sub-Groups, the Old Vulkha, the Qojkha, Unxkha, and the Tsaikha Ostonigosans. There are also several extinct cultural groups, such as Taiunopolite, Akkarian, Ikonite, and Madial.

Linguistical Summary and History
The Common Nealite alphabet consists of 26 letters, though colloquially can be more or less, with the average Alphabet consisting of: A B D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Zh C

The Linguistical Basis for the common Nealite tongue is more Hellenized than the classical linguistic system of old, such as almost entirely eliminating the letter C, and replacing sounds such as Ch and Sh with alternative letter usages, such as Q and Tsh instead of Ch, and colloquially X instead of Sh, but this is a rarity. So words such as 'Ackar' are spelt as 'Akkar', however, it is entirely possible that because of separate linguistical dialects and syntaxes, it is maybe possible that some use letters that have otherwise become extinct.

After the fall of the Taiunite Hegemony, the letter J became a linguistical standard, and a usage of a permanent wedge against the old empire, transforming the word 'Taiun' into 'Tajun'. The Letter J actually being a borrow-over from the Ani-Keyahn Tongue of Southern Neala, along with the installation of the Adat family into Tajun. The Letter C was an ancient letter first used by the Madial, though it functioned more as a Velar X, used in words like the real-world Scottish word 'Loch', eventually the letter C evolved to have the same usage as K, and was eventually defunct in ancient times.