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	'''Ajami''', /ˈæd͡ʒəmɪ/, is a Jivan language, a constructed ''a priori'' language related to [[Kiwi]]. It draws inspiration from mainly the [[w:Indo-Iranian languages\|Indo-Iranian]] and [[w:Semitic languages\|Semitic]] languages.		'''Ajami''', /ˈæd͡ʒəmɪ/ or '''Zia''' /ˈzɪə/, is a Jivan language, a constructed ''a priori'' language related to [[Kiwi]]. It draws inspiration from mainly the [[w:Indo-Iranian languages\|Indo-Iranian]] and [[w:Semitic languages\|Semitic]] languages.

	The language is a [[~~w:language isolate\|language isolate~~]], and ~~is thus not known to be related to any extant language~~. Ajami has a normal-sized inventory of consonants and a fair amount of [[w:allophony\|allophony]]. It is a [[w:fusional\|fusional]] language and is morphosyntactically [[w:active-stative\|active-stative]] and with a fluid subject. The [[w:morphology\|morphology]] is evenly split between nominal and verbal inflections.		The language is a Ja language, belonging to a certain branch of the Jivan languages, making it less related to [[Ris]] and [[Kiwi]] than '''Niki'''. Ajami has a normal-sized inventory of consonants and a fair amount of [[w:allophony\|allophony]]. It is a [[w:fusional\|fusional]] language and is morphosyntactically [[w:active-stative\|active-stative]] and with a fluid subject. The [[w:morphology\|morphology]] is evenly split between nominal and verbal inflections.