Middle Sirrese

Middle Sirrese
sirratōdata
Pronunciation	[sir.ra.toː.da.ta]
Created by	Melinoë
Date	June 13th, 2026
Native to	Manchurian Plain
Era	Spoken until the early 10th century, became Middle Sirrese.
Language family	Indo-European Para-Germanic Chlesamnic Middle Sirrese
Early forms	Proto-Chlesamnic Old Sirrese Middle Sirrese
Writing system	Old Uyghur
Language codes
ISO 639-3	msir

Middle Sirrese (Also Classical Sirresic; sirratōdata, /sir.ra.toː.da.ta/) was a Chlesamnic language spoken in the Manchurian plains until the early 10th century, when it became Middle Sirrese. Old Sirrese was mainly written in the Old Uyghur script (this article will use Latin script), but later saw use of a script called "sirrāmma" (literally "silver spirit") which is a descendant of Old Uyghur and persists today in certain parts of for Manchurian Sirrese (eg. in Sakhalin and Khabarovsk Krai).

Phonology

Consonants

		labial	alveolar	palatal	velar
nasal		m	n	ɲ	(ŋ)
plosive	unvoiced	p	t	c	k
	voiced	b	d	ɟ	ɡ
fricative	unvoiced		s	ʃ	h
	voiced		z	ʒ
affricate	unvoiced		t͡s	t͡ʃ
	voiced		d͡z	d͡ʒ
approximant		w	r, l	j

Vowels

	front		back
	short	long	short	long
high	i	iː	u	uː
mid	e	eː	o	oː
low	a	aː