Pyuwan language

Pyuwan
Language family	Isolate
Writing system	Pyuwan Script
Official status
Spoken in	Kyawcenni Pua
Speaker
Endonym	Hasztszelj Tshypnix [χæʃtʃe̞lʲ tsχɨpnih]
Exonym	Pyuwan
Technical information
Language code	PYW

The Puan or Pyuwan language /ˈpju.(w)ən/ (Puan: Hasztszelj Tshypnix [χæʃtʃe̞lʲ tsχɨpnih], lit. Sailor Language; Kyawcenni: Bêde Pyuwane) is a language isolate spoken in eastern Archipelagia in the Kyawcenni territory of Kyawcenni Pua.

Phonology

Consonants

Pyuwan has 21 consonant phonemes.

Consonants	Labial	Dental	Alveolar	Palatal	Velar	Uvular	Glottal
Nasals	m		n
Plosives	p b		t d ⟨t,kt d,gd⟩		k	q ɢ ⟨? ?⟩	ʔ ⟨t,k⟩
Fricatives	f v	θ ð ⟨? ?⟩	s	ʃ ʒ ⟨sz z⟩	ɣ	χ ʁ ⟨h r⟩	h ⟨x⟩
Liquids	w		l	j	(w)

Vowels

Pyuwan has 6 vowel phonemes.

Vowels	Front	Central	Back
High	i	ɨ ⟨y⟩	u
Mid	e̞ ⟨e⟩
Low	æ ⟨a⟩		ɑ ⟨o⟩

Pyuwan Script

All of the letters in the Pyuwan Script, as well as the words "Hasztszelj Tshypnix" written in the script

Pyuwan is written in the eponymous Pyuwan Script, which was designed by Kyawcenni Quing Marcy I and was inspired by the Cadwg Script.