Ižqöhnäx Language

Ižqöhnäx is the language of the ancient Ižqöhnäx people who were based in the Fertile Bowl in Edexanö, modern Shaanhazh. Around -400 and -200 RE, it was gradually replaced by |Nauêcu Language but Ižqöhnäx was still used as a sacred, legal and ceremonial language until the 6th Century RE. The last non-modern text in Ižqöhnäx dates to 2053 RE. It have been forgotten until the 47th Century RE when in Edexanö, archaeologists excavated and found tablets which had been left by its speakers.

Nowadays, because of the National Revivalist Movement, it was reconstructed and a lot of vocabulary was made for Neo-Ižqöhnäx which is currently the official language of Azkišqa.

Stages
The History of written Ižqöhnäx can be divided into several periods:
 * Archaic Ižqöhnäx - 14th-10th Century BRE
 * Old Ižqöhnäx - 10th-7th Century BRE
 * Classical Ižqöhnäx - 7th-4th Century BRE
 * Late Ižqöhnäx - 4th-1st Century BRE
 * Post-Ižqöhnäx - after 64 BRE.

Phonemic Inventory
We know how Ižqöhnäx sounded thanks to the Nauêcu tradition of teach Ižqöhnäx Studies to the wealthy people who could afford it.