Rudah'aan

Rudah'aan was the language spoken by the ancient Radaah'in.

Vowels
* Only appears if the right root consonants meet the right transfixed vowels. These do not appear as part of the transfixing elements alone.

Phonotactics
Syllable structure is CV(C)

/i/ and /u/ are reflected as [e] and [o] respectively, preceding any Uvular, Epiglottal or Glottal consonants.

Morphology
Most verbs and nouns, and a fair bit of adjectives and adverbs are characterized by a sequence of consonant radicals, and transfixed elements in between to form unique but related words.

Grammar
All nouns are either of 3 gender. Masculine, feminine, and neuter. There are no indefinite articles, but there is 4 definite. Ab (Masculine), Al (feminine), A (Neuter preceding words begining with Velar, Uvular, Epiglottal and glottal, as well as voiceless plosives), An (Neuter in all other contexts)

Vocabulary
A dictionary for this language is found here