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|name = Chaskan
|name = Chaskan
|scope = Southern coast of the Chaska Sea, especially within [[Arda-Mulissu]], [[Nabopolassar's Host]], and the [[Akrotirian Isles]]
|scope = Southern coast of the Chaska Sea, especially within [[Arda-Mulissu]], [[Nabopolassar's Host]], and the [[Akrotirian Isles]]
|writing_system = None; [[Common]] alphabet generally used
|writing_system = [[Common]] alphabet (current); Chaskan hieroglyphs (former)
|related_languages = [[Old Khapeshan]]
|related_languages = [[Old Khapeshan]]
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'''Chaskan''' {{Pronunciation|CHOSS-kahn}} is an ancient language that is only spoken in certain parts of the southern coast of the [[Chaska Sea]]. Theorized to be a distant relative of the ancient [[Old Khapeshan]] language, ancient stone carvings in [[Eretrebus]], southern [[Thadria]], and the [[Red Lands]] can be found bearing Chaskan script, indicating it was once more widespread.
'''Chaskan''' {{Pronunciation|CHOSS-kahn}} is an ancient language that in the modern day is only spoken in certain parts of the southern coast of the [[Chaska Sea]], most notably in the [[Akrotirian Isles]]. Theorized to be a distant relative of the ancient [[Old Khapeshan]] language, ancient stone carvings in [[Eretrebus]], southern [[Thadria]], and the [[Red Lands]] can be found bearing Chaskan script, indicating it was once more widespread.


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Latest revision as of 15:59, 14 January 2024

Chaskan (pronounced CHOSS-kahn) is an ancient language that in the modern day is only spoken in certain parts of the southern coast of the Chaska Sea, most notably in the Akrotirian Isles. Theorized to be a distant relative of the ancient Old Khapeshan language, ancient stone carvings in Eretrebus, southern Thadria, and the Red Lands can be found bearing Chaskan script, indicating it was once more widespread.