Edit Languages: Himojan

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Spoken By:	Himoja
Region(s):	Orinilure
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Introduction:	'''Himojan''' is the language of the [[Himoja]], a native people of [[Orinilure]].
Etymology:	The language takes its name from the Himoja.
History:	Himojan is thought to be as old as the Himoja, whom [[Kiyañ]] created in the [[Age of Ascendance]]. When the [[Oinien]] settled Orinilure in 150 ME, many places already bore Himojan names, and these remained in use.
Distribution:	Himojan is spoken in the farming villages along the rivers of the [[Orinilure Valley]] and among the Himoja who live in Oinien cities. The names of the valley's rivers and of [[Lake Heshinum]] are Himojan, and are among the oldest names in Orinilure.
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Phonology:	Himojan is written without accented letters. The sound ''sh'' is common and often begins a word, as in ''Shebal''. Many words have two syllables and end in a consonant, as in ''Tohol'', ''Petut'', ''Nakol'' and ''Hekut''.
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See Also:	* [[Himoja]] * [[Orinilure Valley]] * [[Kiyañ]]
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