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| mapcaption = Etzeán Island. Most Etzeá speakers live on the western side of the island, past the Tûzogyâud Range.

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'''Etzeá'''(''etzeà''; [[Help:IPA|[ed͡zeɑ]]]) is the secondary language spoken on the [[:File:Etzean.jpeg|island of Etzeán]] ~~within~~ the ~~Moshurian Empire. Due to its early geographic isolation from mainland Yeldhic languages~~, ~~Etzeá became the closest modern living relative to [[Proto-Yeldhic]]~~ in the [[~~Yeldhic languages|Yeldhic language family~~]]~~, making the language a key contributor in modern reconstructions of Early Proto-Yeldhic. Since the arrival of~~ the [[~~Taskaric~~ languages|~~Taskaric]] [[Néekh~~]] ~~people in the Tûznam Basin around 1350 UH, various Néekh loanwords and Taskaric language loanwords in general have entered the Etzeá lexicon~~.

'''Etzeá'''(''etzeà''; [[Help:IPA|[ed͡zeɑ]]]) is the secondary language spoken on the [[:File:Etzean.jpeg|island of Etzeán]] primarily by the Etzeá people, who primarily live in rural areas; however, it has also become a common second language of the indigenous [[Myshon]] and the various [[Tuzak languages|Tuzak]] peoples.

Etzeá ~~has also been influenced by~~ the ~~indigenous~~ [[~~Myshon|Myshon language~~]] ~~spoken around Ipuśtovek, and~~ the [[~~Ta Tuzak~~|~~Tuzak languages~~]] ~~spoken in and around the Dżedi Forest~~, ~~as well as~~ the ~~Bir Basin~~.

Due to its early geographic isolation from mainland Yeldhic languages, Etzeá became the closest modern living relative to [[Proto-Yeldhic]] in the [[Yeldhic languages|Yeldhic language family]], making the language a key contributor in modern reconstructions of Early Proto-Yeldhic.

==History==

===Etymology===

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 | mapcaption = Etzeán Island. Most Etzeá speakers live on the western side of the island, past the Tûzogyâud Range.
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-'''Etzeá'''(''etzeà''; [[Help:IPA|[ed͡zeɑ]]]) is the secondary language spoken on the [[:File:Etzean.jpeg|island of Etzeán]] within the Moshurian Empire. Due to its early geographic isolation from mainland Yeldhic languages, Etzeá became the closest modern living relative to [[Proto-Yeldhic]] in the [[Yeldhic languages|Yeldhic language family]], making the language a key contributor in modern reconstructions of Early Proto-Yeldhic. Since the arrival of the [[Taskaric languages|Taskaric]] [[Néekh]] people in the Tûznam Basin around 1350 UH, various Néekh loanwords and Taskaric language loanwords in general have entered the Etzeá lexicon.
+'''Etzeá'''(''etzeà''; [[Help:IPA|[ed͡zeɑ]]]) is the secondary language spoken on the [[:File:Etzean.jpeg|island of Etzeán]] primarily by the Etzeá people, who primarily live in rural areas; however, it has also become a common second language of the indigenous [[Myshon]] and the various [[Tuzak languages|Tuzak]] peoples.
-Etzeá has also been influenced by the indigenous [[Myshon|Myshon language]] spoken around Ipuśtovek, and the [[Ta Tuzak|Tuzak languages]] spoken in and around the Dżedi Forest, as well as the Bir Basin.
+Due to its early geographic isolation from mainland Yeldhic languages, Etzeá became the closest modern living relative to [[Proto-Yeldhic]] in the [[Yeldhic languages|Yeldhic language family]], making the language a key contributor in modern reconstructions of Early Proto-Yeldhic.
 ==History==
 ===Etymology===